Want to change the decoration of your home?
Forget overpriced decorative objects and create unique decorative objects yourself to bring a personal touch to your home.
Imagine how proud you will be when your guests ask you where this or that object comes from!
Not to mention that it will cost you a lot less!
We have selected for you 25 inexpensive and easy-to-make interior decoration ideas for the bedroom, living room and entrance.
Do not worry ! These DIYs are all super easy to make. A little recycling, a little imagination, a little DIY... And that's it!
Who knew an old, shrunken sweater could be turned into a coaster? Watch:
This beautiful star-shaped mirror seems to be the work of a famous designer. In reality, it only cost a few euros. All you need is a round mirror and some simple string with little nails to do it. Follow the tutorial here.
A jute rope transforms a cheap vase into a unique piece. It's as easy to do as it sounds:with a hot glue gun, glue the cord around the vase. And there you have it, you have a beautiful vase with a chic seaside style.
A little paint and a pair of drawer pulls...and a salvaged cupboard door turns into an improvised cheese board or TV dinner tray. To do this, plug the holes in the board with wood filler and let it dry. Next, sand and paint the board then drill the holes to screw in the handles. That's it!
Because your living room will never be cozy enough if there aren't at least 3 throws! But before hanging them on this decorative ladder, embellish your blanket by sewing pom poms on the border with thick thread. Valérie Damidot would be proud of you!
Your child's talent for painting on walls isn't necessarily a bad thing. This easel, hanging on the wall, is a great way to display your artwork...or keep your shopping list in view. And if your Picasso ever sticks out on the walls, don't panic. Here is a trick to erase the drawings on the walls.
Spruce up a simple Ikea chest of drawers with a little paint, some wallpaper and some new handles. Scraps of wallpaper can also do the trick!
Paint the dresser frame with gloss paint. Cut a wallpaper with pretty patterns to the desired size and stick it with wallpaper paste on the fronts of the drawers. Then screw on chic handles.
Turn your dusty encyclopedias into a side table.
To make this side table, we use the dowel-glued technique. Prepare a board that is exactly the size of the book covers. Nail it under the table top and paint the whole thing.
Drill a hole in the center of each book the size of the diameter of a large dowel. Do the same under the table top, in the center.
Stack the books, line up the holes and twist as pictured. Insert the dowel into the holes. Attach the tray to the trunnion.
These vintage suitcases bring both a retro touch to your room and clever storage. Use them to store blankets or books at the foot of the bed. Discover the tutorial here in 3 steps.
How about a nice lamp where you can hang your photos and sticky notes?
For this, cut a piece of a cork roll that fits the circumference of the lamp base and its height. Don't forget to make a small notch in the back to pass the power cord through if necessary.
Attach the cork sheet to the base, with hot glue, smoothing down and around the lamp base. Cut out a circle for the top of the foot and attach it with hot glue.
A ribbon of pompoms gives a chic and bohemian touch to your old curtains and pillows. Another decorative trick is to paint the legs of an old chair a nice color. Nice, right?
Make a pretty tissue box to hide your boxes of disposable tissues. Spread 3 coats of lacquer on the wooden lid of the box. Cut four strips of veneer 5cm wide, one for each side of the box. Glue the strips to the box and coat the entire box with glue and let it dry.
Instead of settling for simple placemats for kids that don't match your decor, create your own with a fabric of your choice. Cut the fabric into rectangles of about 30 cm by 40 cm and iron them.
For each set, cut two rectangles of the same size from a sheet of vinyl. Attach them to each side of the placemat (by ironing or sticking the adhesive vinyl sheet) and trim the edges using a serrated scissor.
Want to teach your little ones the value of money? Make them a free piggy bank! To do this, get an empty container and rinse it well. Remove the sticker label with this trick. Print your own label and tape it in place.
Some call it a remote control, others a zapette. It doesn't matter what you name it! Store it in the pocket of this pillow so you never lose it again. Plus, you don't even need to sew! Just cut a pocket out of old jeans. Then place an iron-on tape between the pocket and the cushion cover. Pass an iron over it. Put the cover back on the cushion. There you go, you are ready to watch your match!
Want a romantic touch in a bedroom? It's simple. All you need is an old lamp, a glue gun and a piece of fabric. Cut strips of fabric and fold them to make a rose. Glue the fabric flowers to the lampshade.
This DIY project easily turns your torn cardigans, shrunken sweaters or old woolen socks into coasters.
To do this, wash pure wool garments in hot water, then dry them in the dryer as if they were jeans. Quickly, the sweaters will stretch and felt.
Then use a pencil and a large glass to draw circles on the fabric, then cut out some coasters along the lines.
With this DIY, no need to paint! Instead, keep the weathered finish to make this stunning side table. These rustic shutters make an ideal base for setting down a potted plant or a vase of flowers.
No need to embark on a complicated DIY project to have a beautiful headboard in your bedroom. Just use plywood and masking tape to create this decorative pattern. We all want to have the same headboard, right? Discover the tutorial here.
To dress up your bare walls, head to the photo store. Enlarge one of your favorite photos. Then add 2 wooden strips at the top and bottom for a quick frame. Nice effect, isn't it?
A set of 3 salad bowls allows you to accessorize your shelf or illuminate the dining table thanks to this bright idea! As a bonus:this little DIY will take you less than an hour. And it also works with colanders. Discover the tutorial here.
This piece of furniture is super easy to make! Simply attach these hairpin table legs to a laminated pine board. And you now have a simple and practical little corner for tying shoes in the entrance.
Brighten up your white dinnerware easily with hand-dyed table linens. These faded hues go just as well on napkins as they do on tablecloths. Follow the tutorial here.
Upholstery isn't just for sofas. Stick brass upholstery nails along the edge of a table, bench or chair to create a decorative detail that will catch the eye.
The dinner table will shine brightly with its nifty little lamps. Just put an LED candle in a wine glass and add a small shade on top. You can also cover them with colored paper for a more festive decorative effect.
It's not uncommon for delicate lingerie to get lost in a big pile of dirty laundry. With this patterned laundry bag, made of an ear case, a ribbon and an embroidery hoop, never misplace your fine lingerie. To do this, attach the pillowcase around the embroidery hoop. Tie a ribbon to the hoop adjustment screw and hang your lingerie bag, near your laundry basket.
