UPGRADING small details in your home can add a touch of sophistication without breaking the bank, according to a real estate professional. He shared several cost-effective tips for revamping a tired-looking home on a tight budget. Jim Gray has completed dozens of remodeling and renovation projects as a real estate professional and performance coach at Agent Advice .
Speaking to The U.S. Sun, he said it’s possible to “elevate” the appearance of your home “without spending a fortune.
” He shared the expert tricks he has learned from his hands-on experience with home decor and design. Gray said it’s important not to overlook even the “smallest details” when rejuvenating a home. He shared one of the easiest things to upgrade in areas such as the kitchen.
“Swapping out those basic cabinet pulls and doorknobs for sleeker options in brushed nickel, matte black, or brass finishes,” he said. “It instantly adds a touch of modern sophistication. “And if you're really pinching pennies, you can transform your existing hardware with a simple can of spray paint.
” Gray said items that draw attention such as a bookcase or artwork are worth investing in. “Another pro trick I love is using bookcases and standalone cabinets to fake the look of pricey built-in shelving,” he said. “Arrange them strategically around spaces like the fireplace or entryway, and boom - you've got that custom look without the custom costs.
” He said art is often overlooked despite being a.
