Some people have always been enthusiastic, and maybe even obsessed, by the interiors and the design of the spaces within their home. But with the Covid-19 pandemic lockdowns came weeks of staying inside and having time to contemplate how we use the spaces in our spaces as well as if we even like our homes.
The months of staying at home even encouraged some people to be more drastic than just repainting some walls to refresh life and instead they started looking for a new home in a new location. But that time also encouraged more people to look online for inspiration on how to reinvent their home style and find bargains to freshen up rooms on a budget.
So many people fell out of love with their kitchens that, combined with advances in special paint for kitchen surfaces, social media platforms and YouTube became saturated with stories of how someone updated their kitchen for a few hundred pounds. Others spent a bit more by investing in specialist spray-paint companies to put new life into tired kitchens and some bought new doors and worktops as one of the other budget-conscious ways to bring the space back to life because buying a new kitchen can be a costly option.
