Those interesting accessories you purchase to decorate your home can become costly. Instead of spending you’re hard earned money on one-of-a-kind pieces, try shopping around your house first. You can find all sorts of treasures left behind in your basement, attic and garage. You can use old throw pillows to make outdoor furniture more comfortable. Vintage items such as an old wagon, gardening tools or a bicycle can be arranged in your flowerbed. Don’t be afraid to rejuvenate these treasures with paint

and personal touches too. For example, you can add your house number or name to an old milk box and use it as a planter near your front door. Mixing and matching pieces also gives your decorating a more interesting look as opposed to when you use matching furniture d?cor. To make your backyard pop, create an artful topiary. Although it will need regular trimming, it can make for a conversational piece.

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Accessorize with Everyday Items