It is possible to overspend on decorating. Remodeling a magazine-worthy house takes a lot of money, as much as we all wish it didn’t. Fabrics, rugs, furniture, and mirrors add up to a significant financial outlay. With a few wanted high-end products thrown in, your budget can rapidly be depleted.

The good news is that you can earn a high-end look without spending a fortune by doing a few simple things. You may make it appear as if you spent a lot more money or time than you actually did with just one or two investments (money or time).
Here are some tips on how to make your living room look like a million bucks.

Decorative Molding

Decorative moulding is one of the most cost-effective methods to give your area a high-end appearance without breaking the bank. You can do it yourself on a weekend with a little time and DIY know-how. Even if you opt to engage a professional, the cost is still reasonable and the investment is well worth it. Paint the moulding the same color as the walls for the most sophisticated and elegant look.

Antique Effect

Nothing adds a sense of knowledge and history to a place like a beautiful antique. Antiques have a patina that can’t be replicated in big box stores. You don’t have to spend a bunch; simply hunt for something that appears as if it came from a Paris flea market. Large-scale accessories, such as lamps, mirrors, and furniture, are fantastic, but little accents can also be effective. Antique boxes, sculptural wall sconces, and even antique picture frames may add a special something to your space that makes it appear as if you spent more money than you actually did.

Fresh Flowers 

Fresh flowers can immediately lift a room’s spirits; the larger the bouquet, the more sumptuous the look. That’s not to say you need a colossal, garish display on every surface; rather, the bouquets you show should be full and lush, rather than sparse. A large, generous bunch of flowers on a coffee table or mantel adds instant class. Flimsy displays create the impression that you’ve scrimped on the details.