Are you bored with your current home decor and ready to revamp and update your style? Does your home not really represent your tastes and style in the way that you would like? If so, here are 25 actionable ideas to help you with your interior decoration renovation:

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1. Hang curtains in the doorway and forget the door.

Some rooms, for obvious reasons, are better kept behind closed doors, like the bathroom! However, hanging curtains in a doorway or room opening can be a chic way to enhance your favourite living space with ease. In addition, if you live alone or with your partner, it can also be a nice way to separate your bedroom space from the rest of the house whilst adding a touch of privacy, but not completely cutting out the light. There are many different styles and materials you can purchase to cover doorways, not least wooden beaded ones. I can guarantee that you have never seen  beaded door curtains like these before!

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2. Consider painting a mural.

Murals can turn your room into an art exhibition and your walls into art, if done well they can be a stunning way to enhance any wall decor. If you consider yourself a bit of an artist or just fancy giving it a go, you could paint the mural yourself and add a more personal touch to your walls. Painted murals are without doubt limitless in design and you can choose to paint whatever your heart desires, but bear in mind that you will have to live with the creative decisions you make!  Bathroom wall murals are among some of the most popular use of this medium as they are the perfect tranquil space for creating beautiful nature inspired designs.

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3. Blend the outdoors with the indoors.

Plants: not only do they provide us with the oxygen we breathe, but house plants can also look stylish, and help to bring a touch of nature to our otherwise overwhelmingly man-made, artificial spaces. Certain types of plants can make a particular style statement, such as Bonsai trees or Cactuses.

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4. Try painting your floors.

If you have wood plank flooring, consider painting the individual planks with neutral, pastel or (if you’re feeling brave) bold colours. You can even colour coordinate the floor with your furniture for a more cohesive overall look.

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5. Switch out your generic light bulb.

Using coloured light bulbs, you can completely change the mood of a room; pink in particular makes a room feel calming and romantic. Most people simply stick to the generic light bulb as that is the norm, in fact, the idea to purchase a coloured bulb probably won’t have crossed most people’s minds; yet this is a very simple way to make your rooms feel even more unique. Why not take it one step further and invest in the latest and  best smart light bulbs, which can effortlessly set the perfect atmosphere depending on what your mood dictates.

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6. Make an exhibition out of your bookshelves.

Gone are the days when bookshelves were used strictly for storing books. Small houseplants, ornaments and framed photographs can help divide your books and turn your bookshelves into a statement piece. This is a particularly useful décor trick if you don’t have quite enough books to fill your bookshelves. There are many  stylish modern bookshelves on the market to choose from, it's just a case of picking the correct style, colour and size to perfectly suit your room decor.

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7. Consider purchasing a chaise lounge.

Chaise lounges are classy and aesthetic. They look particularly great in reading rooms, studies and bedrooms. Keep your sofas in the living spaces, and opt for chaise lounges elsewhere; while sofas are functional, chaise lounges make a statement, and can soften a room, without taking up the full space of a sofa.

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8. In rooms with less natural light, try painting the walls a darker colour.

While this might seem counterproductive, making your rooms darker, where you desperately wished there was more natural light, will better match the mood of the room, turning the overall impression a room gives from ‘lacking in light’ to ‘moody and romantic’. A good colour to achieve this, in particular, is teal.

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9. Carpet your bedroom floors.

Not only does carpet make a bedroom space cosier and more inviting, but wooden or laminate flooring allows floor dirt to easily stick to your feet, meaning you’re more likely to bring dirt into the bed (unless you sweep your floor every single day).  Tapi Carpets have a stunning range of stylish flooring to choose from, at prices to suit all budgets.

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10. Avoid black or neutral colour couches.

Instead of the obvious black, brown or cream sofa, make a statement with a bold, block colour couch. Yellow, blue and orange sofas in particular are a brave but effective choice, and can really brighten a room. Though, you must choose the colour which you think best compliments your other furniture, so as not to look totally alien to the overall design of the room.

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11. Embrace industrial styles.

While many people shy away from industrial decor design, such as leaving pipework exposed, using wire lampshades and having steel items of furniture. It can make a room feel cool, edgy and stylish, without feeling cold- as long as you get the balance right. Here are some great  modern industrial interior ideas from The Rug Seller.

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12. Consider incorporating styles from different cultures.

I wouldn’t go so far as to turn your dining room into a Japanese tea room, but adding foreign features to your rooms can make your rooms particularly unique and original. For example,  Shoji screens and other room dividers are a chic way of dividing up space in a room.

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13. Make your own terrariums.

Terrariums bring nature inside, are great statement pieces, and happen to be incredibly fun to make.  Terrariums are versatile ornaments, and they can pretty much mimic any terrain; you can even make them themed for the kids and include figurines from their favourite TV show or film.

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14. Create a reading nook.

If you’re a bit of a bibliophile, then you should consider creating a peaceful reading nook: a corner of your room which is dedicated to reading alone. This can include comfy seating, cushions and a sumptuous soft rug. Simply heaven!

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15. Purchase some custom-made, bespoke furniture.

Having some  custom-made furniture in your home can really help to make the house look more like you. Plus, you know your needs: do you like to take a break by reading? Order a desk with built in bookshelves. Do you have an unusually shaped area that you want to fit a custom furniture into? No problem, just have a carpenter over to take measurements, fulfil your design brief and help your room reach its full potential.

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16. Hang some sheer curtains on your windows.

Obviously, not in your bedroom, or you’ll probably wake up with the sun every single morning, but in living areas, installing sheer curtains can be a great way to maintain your privacy whilst still enjoying the privilege of natural light.

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17. Add a strip of colour to your kitchen.

If you have a neutral, or white kitchen, you might consider adding a pop of colour across the backsplash area, to brighten the room and prevent it from feeling stylistically monotonous.

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18. Install under-cabinet lighting.

If you want to brighten your kitchen surfaces, and allow your kitchen to transform into a party-room at night, install some under-cabinet lighting. This is a pretty cheap and simple way to spruce up your kitchen, and it can be done with under £100. You can also use this lighting method around bedroom headboards and living room cabinets to either highlight your furniture or just give the area a subtle lighting effect.

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19. Turn your books around.

This may be an odd one but if you feel like the colour of your books’ spines messes up the mood of your room, simply turn those books around for a fresh, neutral look. On the other hand, you could also allow only certain colour-spine books to be displayed in certain spaces, colour coordinating with the rest of your furniture.

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20. Don’t ignore bare walls.

Whilst it’s easy to focus on the rest of your space, what you do with your walls can make or break a room; make sure not to leave them bare. Hang framed photos,  paintings and canvases to create a textured, 3D wall with lots to look at. (On the other hand, know when to stop, and don’t overcrowd your walls to the point of being too cluttered)

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21. Embrace minimalism.

While the recent rise of Marie Kondo has inspired many to embrace a more minimalistic way of living with her ‘spark joy’ method, minimalism applies to more than just the stuff in our cupboards or wardrobes. Reducing the amount of furniture you have in your rooms can make spaces appear, and feel, larger and airier. Moreover, in rooms which have lots of furniture, it’s easy for the space to start to look messy, even when only a few items of litter are visible; minimalist rooms don’t suffer from this problem.

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22. Create a ‘mini room’ within a larger room.

This effect can be firstly be created by putting down a large rug, and ensuring that all the furniture you want in your ‘mini room’ lies on top of that rug. Then, use something to divide the space from the rest of the room, such as a Shoji screen. Another way to achieve this is to either utilise wasted space and turn it into a snug or literally build a mini room within your room! Decoist have some great  ways to create a mini-room within another room ideas to give you some inspiration.

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23. Don’t shy away from wallpaper.

While wallpaper is an old-fashioned concept, it doesn’t then mean that it has to look old-fashioned.  Modern wallpaper can have geometric prints, turn your room into a giant comic strip, and even make your bedroom walls look like a giant window, overlooking a forest. The possibilities are endless.

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24. Switch out the ornaments you keep on your coffee/bedside tables.

This is a quick trick to freshen up the décor of your room, without breaking the bank. Have you had a vase, or a fake bowl of fruit that’s been on your coffee table forever? If so, why not switch your ornaments from room to room? If you really want to be efficient you can even put them on a rota to keep your spaces from becoming monotonous !

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25. Hang up some framed maps.

This is a truly unique and personalised way to spruce up your walls, aside from hanging photographs and paintings. Particularly  hanging maps, which represent places that are important to you, can be a great way to add a personal touch to your walls and home. For example, if you live in a different city to where you grew up, you could frame and hang a map to remind you of your childhood home. You can even frame fictional maps from the stories that you love, it's all about being creative.

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Well, that's your lot ! I hope you have found plenty of inspiration and feel ready to take on some of these home decor ideas yourself ;0)