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5 Tips to Make Your Home Festive Ready

Festive season is right around the corner and you haven’t figured out what to do to make your home look festive ready and welcoming. Relax, you don’t have to get worried as we have brought you some quick tips for the same.

Here are few last-minute tips to reduce your festive - stress: 1. Declutter! Declutter! Declutter! Starting with clearing out what’s not necessary. Identify what you require and what you don’t want to keep now. Start collecting those extra things or junk objects from your rooms and remove them or try to recycle that can be. Eliminating is the best way to start it clears out space and mind too as it brings positivity and good vibes. As, Organized and clear spaces doesn’t only refresh the energy but gives u much space to do more.

2. Brush-up your walls: Colors add liveliness to the dead spaces. Touch up your walls with fresh pallet of colors. It’s the main thing that sets up the mood. You can go with the color pallete like: royal blue, red, add gold touches, green and so on. Guests notices the wall as soon as they step in the home making your home looks brand new and festive ready leaving a lasting impression on them.

3. Right Lighting: Right lighting can completely transform your space as it enhances the décor. Warm lights, soft lights create cozy and inviting atmosphere. Combining different types of lighting like accent lights and ambient lights adds depth to your space. Moreover, it’s the festival time including diyas, lanterns, candles etc. are always a must. Proper lighting highlights the beauty of the décor and completes the whole vibe.

4. Creating Cozy Nook: Creating a cozy space in your home themed on the festival gives everyone a personalized feel where you can just sit, relax, play, enjoying cards, music and talk with each other. Make such space no matter whether a small nook or a whole room which is picture-perfect, beautifully curated by yourself. You can use lanterns, fresh flowers, hangings, themed curtains, etc.

5. Contact Oye Turtle Interiors: To get easy tips and more ideas for making your home looked light-up during festive season and ahead, don’t forget to contact Oye Turtle for one-stop solution of everything to lessen your burden. Oye Turtle helps you making your home space more convenient, space-efficient, customized giving it a modern chic look for every festive season. Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/oyeturtle/?hl=en to be updated on our guide for easy interiors and Visit us on https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=oye+turtle to experience work done by our team.

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7 Modern Interior Ideas That Will Warm Your Heart

Contemporary homes refer to households featuring diverse styles that constantly change with innovations and trends. These interiors ooze a sense of light-heartedness while having a sophisticated form and sleek lines. This blog will discuss how contemporary home interior designs can elevate your home decor into a haven for post-modernism and style.

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Artistic Bird-Shaped Canopy Bed Follow Research.Lighting on Tumblr

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Modern home interiors embrace sleek simplicity, emphasizing clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic. Neutral color palettes, open spaces, and ample natural light contribute to an airy atmosphere. Functional furniture with a focus on form complements technology integration. The design reflects contemporary sensibilities, offering a stylish and comfortable living environment. More..

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California Cottages: Interior Design, Architecture & Style, 1996

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Galley - Home Bar Example of a large minimalist galley light wood floor and multicolored floor dry bar design with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, gray backsplash and gray countertops

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Living Room Open in Cleveland Mid-sized minimalist formal and open concept light wood floor and brown floor living room photo with white walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

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Galley Home Bar in Indianapolis Inspiration for a large modern galley light wood floor and multicolored floor dry bar remodel with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, gray backsplash and gray countertops

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Living Room in Salt Lake City Large minimalist open concept medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room photo with a music area, white walls, no tv, a standard fireplace and a plaster fireplace

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Moon Aligns with Observatory Dome Follow Souda on Tumblr

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The Ultimate Guide: How to Define a Budget for Your Interior Design Project.

When you start an interior design project, whether it's updating a small corner or redesigning your whole home, the excitement can often be overshadowed by one big challenge—budgeting! It might seem overwhelming, but it's the key to making your dream space come to life without stressing or overspending.

So, how exactly do you define a budget for your interior design project? Let’s break it down into simple steps that help you strike the perfect balance between creativity and cost.

1. Know What You Want (and Need)

Before you even think about numbers, define your vision. Are you aiming for a complete makeover or just adding new elements? Understanding the scope of your project is key. It could be as minimal as updating furniture or as major as removing walls to create an open space. The clearer your goals, the easier it is to allocate funds.

A pro tip: List your needs vs. wants. For instance, upgrading your sofa may be a need, but adding a luxury chandelier could be a want. Knowing where to draw the line can help you prioritize when your budget starts stretching.

2. Do Your Research

Once your Wishlist is in place, it’s time to hit the Pinterest, websites, and home décor stores! Get a rough idea of how much different elements cost. Compare prices for furniture, paint, lighting, flooring, and décor items. Keep an eye out for sales or discounts—those can be lifesavers!

For those looking to save without sacrificing style, mixing high and low-end items is a great way to get the best of both worlds with Oye Turtle.

3. Set a Realistic Budget Range

Now comes the money talk. Based on your research, set a budget range that feels comfortable. For most interior design projects, it’s a good idea to allocate around 10-15% of your home’s value if you’re redesigning an entire space.

For smaller projects, break it down by room. Allocate funds based on priorities: for instance, the kitchen and living room may eat up a larger chunk of the budget than a guest bedroom.

4. Get Quotes and Compare

Before you dive in, get quotes from multiple vendors for big-ticket items like furniture, paint, and renovations. Comparing quotes can save you from overpaying and give you a better idea of where to allocate more or less.

5. Add a 10-20% Cushion for Surprises

The golden rule: Things will change. Maybe that custom cabinet you wanted turns out to cost more, or you discover a plumbing issue mid-renovation. Whatever the case, always add 10-20% extra to your budget as a contingency fund. This buffer will give you peace of mind when those unavoidable surprises pop up.

6. Stick to the Plan (As Much as You Can)

Impulse buys can be a budget killer. That dreamy rug or fancy backsplash may tempt you, but they can throw your financial plan off course. Keep referring to your original vision and budget plan, allowing for changes only if you have the funds for it.

Wrapping It Up

Budgeting doesn’t have to be stressful—it’s about being smart and planning well. By defining your goals, researching thoroughly, and sticking to a flexible but realistic budget, you’ll be well on your way to creating a space that’s both beautiful and bank-account-friendly.

And remember: creativity can often save you more than you think. A budget doesn’t have to limit your vision. Instead, it can inspire you to think outside the box and find innovative ways to create the home of your dreams.

For Happy designing of your dream space in a budget, Contact Oye Turtle Interiors.

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Modern Deck in Indianapolis Example of a small, unadorned second-story cable railing deck on a minimalist rooftop.

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Modern Deck in Indianapolis

Example of a small, unadorned second-story cable railing deck on a minimalist rooftop.

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Music Room Living Room Photo of a large, open-concept living room with a music area, white walls, a regular fireplace, a plaster fireplace, and no television in a minimalist style.

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The Los Angeles House: Decoration and Design in America's 20th-Century City, 1995