Budget Home Décor Pieces That You Can Make In Minutes On Your Own!

One of the most eagerly awaited holidays of the year is Diwali!. This year, give the festival of lights a little more "sparkle" by using these helpful suggestions to adorn your home.

Here are some Advice and suggestions for Diwali home decoration

Diwali is all about giving your home the best possible decoration. We are here to help you with some decoration suggestions that will make this Diwali one the whole family will remember. Deck your home with anything from DIY paper diyas to store-bought paper lampshades.

1. Paper shades for lights

Paper lampshades are popular because they have an "oriental" appearance and feel, in addition to providing your home a festive appearance. They are widely available, reasonably priced, and available in fantastic patterns and hues. They also come in a variety of sizes and forms, offering you countless options for interior decoration.

2. Lanterns in glass jars

The best example of a non-messy Diwali craft idea that would attractively light up the entire house is a glass jar lantern. To make lanterns, all you need are a few used glass jars that have been cleaned. For the ideal Diwali décor, take the glass jars and tap into your inner Picasso to paint them in a range of hues. These lanterns will not only provide light as dusk falls, but they will also be aesthetically pleasing, an essential accent piece for home design.

3. DIY toran

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The front door of your home can be beautifully decorated with torans, a decorative hanging. Marigolds and mango leaves are used to embellish this beautiful item (or other leaves depending on the availability). Even better, you can attach a string with flowers on it to the door. Create your own vibrant toran to spread cheer and joy this holiday season!

4. Lights in paper cups

Paper cup lights are one of the simplest and least expensive types of decorations. This decoration is a must-have for Diwali décor because it completely transforms the look of your home. As the name says, all you need for a festive Diwali where every part of the home is lit up with coloured paper cup lights is a few paper cups, a string of lights, and colourful crayons. Additionally, you may add colour and vibrancy to these cups by cutting them into various shapes and painting or colouring them.

5. Bottled fairy lights

Why do most of the ornaments remain outside the house? The fairy lights in bottles are one ornamental item that can instantly liven up and turn a drab setting into one out of a fairytale. Most people utilise these all year long to improve the decor of their rooms or a certain area of the house. Having said that, Diwali is one holiday where you may utilise this object to its fullest extent by using it to adorn your home.

Written By- Samyati Mohanty