Whether you've just bought a new home or you're looking to make some updates to your living space, you don't have to spend a fortune to get impressive results.
An interior designer has shared how you can make your home look more expensive than it is - and it can all be done on a budget.
Preston Konrad is a retail fashion director and creative marketer who has worked for top brands like Ralph Lauren.
He regularly shares style tips and design tricks on his TikTok account @prestonkonrad where he has amassed a following of more than 176,000 followers.
In one video, Preston detailed a few simple changes you can make to your home to make it look more expensive.
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Layer your rugs
Preston's first tip is to layer your rugs.
"When I worked for Ralph Lauren, this was kind of like a prerequisite we had to do this in all the stores that we designed," he explained.
"It adds texture, dimension, it makes your house just look a bit more curated.
"I don't love when they're super symmetrical, I like them a little uneven or on an angle."
Upgrade your lights
Another way to make your space look a little more luxe is by upgrading your lights - especially if they're "boob lights," Preston says.
He shared various options from Nadinestay.com, and said to search for "flush mount" or "semi flush mount" lighting.
Switch to Roman shades
Roman shades are fabric window coverings that can be raised or lowered using a cord.
When raised, the fabric stacks evenly in horizontal folds.
Preston thinks they are a great addition to any home, especially in rooms with a shorter ceiling or a window that isn't super dramatic.
Mix textures
"This is a designer favourite," he said.
Mixing vintage fabrics, leather, wood and concrete is a great way to make your home look a little fancier.
"You want that look that's like, 'oh, nothing to see here, just this like vintage 1800s milk bowl,'" he said.
Mismatched frames
Preston's final tip is to mix and match your frames.
If you want a curated designer look, your frames shouldn't match.
The designer stated: "Try mixing in vintage, wood, black gallery frame. And I even like throwing an object into the mix to make it feel really special."
Viewers praised Preston in the comments for sharing the tips, as one person said: "This was actually soo helpful without shaming any style."
And another wrote: "Love these and you can do all of them at a variety or budgets. Great ideas for my clients selling their homes!"
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