So you think Victorian decor is one expensive theme to utilize? You’re wrong. If you know how to maximize your decorating resources and look beyond the typical sources for home improvement, you can have a Victorian home theme minus the high expenses. 
Decorating on a budget becomes an exciting venture with the choice of colors. Painting the walls is a cheap way to transform a room but it is a proven method. Victorian theme is about deep, rich hues like emerald green, dark blue and deep red. If you’re redecorating a small room, it’s not exactly a good idea to color the walls in dark colors unless you don’t mind making the already small room look even smaller. You can just paint one section of the wall in a dark hue and leave the rest in a lighter shade, but one that complements the dark color.
Next, think as the Victorians did and get a brilliant Oriental area rug for the floor. Not only were the Vics fond of its ornate patterns, the vivid colors added more depth to the overall intensity of the room’s colors.
Replacing your old furniture is a pain in the pocket if you’re decorating on a budget. Hence, a good option is to accessorize the existing furnishings to achieve a brand new look. Sofas and chairs for instance, can be easily draped with decorative fabrics, throws or tied with ribbons, a Victorian trademark.
Wicker for the bigger furniture pieces in case you’re looking at buying new ones is an economical choice. Although the heavy and carved furniture are ideal for a Victorian design, wicker furnishings are an easy alternative.
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