Here are some budget-friendly home tweaks you can look into:

1. Allow more natural light into your home

There’s a reason why natural lighting can make a home look and feel better. Besides the fact that natural light can brighten your home, it also reduces stress and regulates your sleeping pattern.

For those who love having blacked-out curtains, it’s time to replace it with blinds or go without any window treatments for the full effect.

2. Add plants as a decorative element in your interior design

Plants naturally purify the air - so not only do you save money on purchasing an expensive air purifier, but you’re also adding aesthetics to your space.

If you’re not one with a green thumb, fret not, as you can look into succulent plants as it is much easier to maintain and care for.

3. Keep your space neat and tidy

Develop the habit of tidying up your room to prevent creating piles of clutter. You’ll eventually find that it’s easier to get around your room

You wouldn’t want to find yourself tripping over a pile of clothes as soon as you get out of bed. That’s not anyone’s ideal way of kick-starting the day.