Interior Designer Shares the Most Common Thing That Makes a Home Look Cheap

Haley Mast
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Us design enthusiasts, aesthetic rule followers, and organizational mavens have a few things in common. For one we all like our space to feel creative, tidy, and visually pleasing. We constantly are trying to find new ways to make everyday common items both functional yet beautiful. Such as storing kid's toys in fancy wicker baskets stacked on shelves, blankets folded in giant fabric planter boots, and remote controls placed in elegant adult pencil cases. There are a few common things that occur in homes that one design expert claims make your house look cheap, check it out below, because you may be shocked by some of these!

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The creator of this video is YouTuber @barelykeepingittogether. Her videos consist of all things home decor, lifestyle, fave buys and finds, and all things interior design. She has just under 300 videos and nearly eight thousand subscribers to her channel, making her content quite popular.

The first thing the woman mentions that makes homes look cheap is visible cords. From them, hanging down from a TV to an outlet or a jumble of them sitting on the floor next to outlets. We have a perfect remedy for that, which you can read all about here.

The second mention is what she calls “kid clutter” on the fridge. From bright and chunky alphabet letters to drawings with magnets in all four corners. She suggests just tidying it up if guests are coming over.

Lastly, the woman stresses that just general clutter and mess make a home look cheap. To riddle this she says following a minimalist design or having your things tucked away, in their space, and organized can improve the overall look of your home tremendously!

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