34 ways to decorate a small apartment on a budget

Use mirrors to make a small space feel larger.

Use light colors on the walls to reflect light and make the space feel brighter and more open.

Invest in multifunctional furniture, such as ottomans with storage or coffee tables with drawers.

Use plants to add life and color to the space.

Hang sheer curtains to let in natural light and create the illusion of more space.

Use wall shelves and floating shelves to create additional storage and display space.

Use area rugs to define different areas within the space and add warmth and texture.

Install track lighting or use floor lamps to add task lighting and create a warm and inviting atmosphere.

Use throw pillows and blankets to add pops of color and texture to your furniture.

Use stackable storage bins and baskets to keep clutter at bay.

Install a peel-and-stick backsplash to add a pop of color and pattern to your kitchen or bathroom.

Hang a tapestry or large piece of artwork to create a focal point and add visual interest.

Use a folding screen to create a sense of separation between different areas of the space.

Add a few pieces of statement furniture, such as a colorful armchair or a bold patterned sofa, to make a statement and add personality to the space.

Use a ladder or other tall, narrow piece of furniture as a bookshelf or to display plants.

Use wicker baskets or woven bins as stylish storage solutions.

Use a tension rod and sheer curtains to create a makeshift closet in a small bedroom.

Install a floating desk to create a home office space without taking up too much floor space.

Use a fold-down table or a murphy bed to create additional workspace or sleeping space as needed.

Use a hanging plant holder or macramé plant hanger to add greenery to the space without taking up floor or tabletop space.

Use a pegboard or magnetic board to create a display area for photos, artwork, and other small items.

Use a hanging fruit basket or a wall-mounted wire basket to store and display produce.

Use a tension rod and shower curtain to create a makeshift room divider.

Install a fold-down table or a drop-leaf table to create additional dining or workspace as needed.

Use a stack of books or a small plant stand as a makeshift side table.

Use adhesive hooks or command strips to hang pots, pans, and utensils in the kitchen.

Use a hanging shoe organizer to store and display smaller items, such as spices, bags, and accessories.

Use a lidded basket or trunk as a coffee table or extra seating.

Use a hanging plant stand or wall-mounted planters to add greenery without taking up floor space.

Use a folding chair or stool as extra seating or as a makeshift side table.

Use a hanging spice rack or a wall-mounted utensil holder to keep your kitchen organized and clutter-free.

Use a stack of crates or a ladder shelving unit to create additional storage or display space.

Use a hanging jewelry organizer or a wall-mounted jewelry display to keep your accessories organized and on display.

Use a hanging fruit basket or a wall-mounted wire basket to store and display