One of the cheapest remodeling options that can help you be more creative in your designs is using adhesive tape.
While it's not always long-lasting, it can be cheap and extremely useful for some interior experiments.
Here are a few ideas on how you can use it.
Decorative Borders
Use colorful or patterned tape to create decorative borders around mirrors, frames, or furniture edges. It adds a pop of color and style.
Wall Art
Create unique and temporary wall art by designing shapes, patterns, or words on your walls using tape. It's like a DIY wall decal.
Framing Photos
Make your own frames for photos or artwork by placing strips of tape around them. It's a budget-friendly and changeable option.
Cord Management
Use tape to secure and hide cords along the baseboards or edges of furniture, keeping them neat and tidy.
Labeling
Write labels on tape and stick them on storage bins, boxes, or jars to keep things organized.
Furniture Updates
Give old furniture a quick makeover by adding tape accents to drawer fronts, table legs, or cabinet doors.
Color-Coding
Use different colored tapes to color-code and organize items in your home, like keys or cables.
Temporary Decor
If you're renting or don't want to make permanent changes, use tape to add temporary decor like stripes on walls or colorful patterns on furniture.
Repair and Patch
In a pinch, you can use tape to patch up small holes or cracks in walls or cover up imperfections.
Conclusion
If you need to fix or decorate something quickly, then use adhesive tape - that's your cheapest way to create new designs!
