First things first, you must decide on a style. Pick a style that you love and fits your home. If your kitchen and dining room are in the same, open area, you might find that a country or Tuscan style would fit your home. If this is the case, the styles should flow from one section to the other, thus making the space feel bigger. Otherwise, if your kitchen and dining area are separate rooms, you can choose just about any theme and color that you prefer.

Now comes to focal point. What do you want people to notice as soon as they walk in? The table? The lighting? How about a family portrait? Anything you chose is it fits your style. If you want a family portrait to be your focal point make sure you have a nice frame. Frames can be bought at many hobby and decor stores such as Michael's and Hobby Lobby for a very reasonable price. They also often have coupons in their flyers and on their websites.

Next comes choosing the paint. A great paint job does not have to be expensive or hard. All it takes is a little courage and elbow grease. First you will want to decide if you want one color, a main color with an accent color, or a faux finish. Once decided, your local hardware store will probably have a wide selection of colors to choose from. However, before you go, make sure to check your local paper and flyers for the best deals because paints routinely go on sale. You can also ask if they have any premixed paints that other customers decided not to buy. They will often sell them at a deep discount. Maybe you will get lucky and find a color you love! Another great money saving tip for paint is the bundle packs of supplies. These bundles come complete with rollers, tape, rolling pan and brushes. Theses packs come complete with almost everything you will need to paint a room. They are not the highest grade of supplies but for the price and the job, they are more than adequate. If you decided on a faux finish you will also need to pick up a couple inexpensive sponges.

Now it is time for the furniture and decor. Cheap home decor doesn't have to look cheap. For your furniture, try going to a used furniture store, yard sales or bargain places. With a little sanding and a new finish, you can make a beautiful and expensive looking piece without breaking the bank. Decor is easy to find and afford at places like Michael’s and Hobby Lobby. If you like the look of fresh flowers, you can buy paper flower kits at your local craft store. They are very inexpensive and last a lot longer than real flowers. For a little extra touch, try placing them in a nice vase with colored rocks or glass beads, then place a little fragrance oil or spray in the vase. The flowers will not only look real but smell wonderfully real as well.

Cheap home decor is easy to find with a little know how and ingenuity. Start with local craft and hobby stores and then venture to used furniture stores. Have fun and let your imagination run wild and you will have a dining room that you love and don’t mind showing off.

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