How to deal with redecorating furniture

Many people feel that the appearance of a house is no longer satisfactory after living in it for a while, so they want to renovate the house. However, the original furniture is very expensive, and it would be a waste if it is thrown away directly. However, it would seem particularly mismatched to use old furniture when decorating a new house. However, people don’t know what to do with old furniture. Let’s take a look below.

1. The house decoration projects should be clear. If you are renovating a second-hand house, if you don't know which parts need to be redecorated, it is easy to spend some unnecessary expenses if you take one step at a time. For example, walls that do not need to be demolished are demolished, which will cost extra demolition and reinstallation fees. When renovating a second-hand house, you must clarify the decoration projects.

2. Try not to remove the floor. The oldness of the floor in a second-hand house is mostly caused by the surface being stepped on for a long time. As long as the floor is renovated, it can look brand new. Please note that you must select skilled workers to renovate the floor. Unskilled workers may not be able to grasp the degree and may easily damage the floor.

3. There is no need to replace all the old furniture. The style of old furniture is what the owners are most dissatisfied with. The appearance of these furniture looks very outdated. You don’t have to buy new furniture. Just make some small treatments on these old furniture to make the furniture fashionable, such as: equip the table with a glass surface, or add Boeing sheets, fireproof boards in various colors and patterns, etc.; replace the sofa cover with a fashionable and trendy sofa cover, etc. (Appendix: Learn tips for renovating second-hand houses and making smart use of old items)

4. Try not to knock down walls and reinstall them. Breaking down walls and reinstalling them is the most time-consuming and costly. Some owners want to knock down a wall and reinstall it in order to make the house look more beautiful. In fact, there is no need to do this. You only need to paint the wall with new paint or put up new wallpaper to change the original color.

5. Take the dismantled old items seriously. When renovating an old house, a lot of things will be dismantled. Although they are waste, many of them are very valuable, such as: galvanized pipes, old metal doors and windows, radiators, etc.