Diwali Decoration Ideas: Diwali is not just a festival, it is a celebration of lights, colors and creativity. This is the time when every corner sparkles and every home appears with a new color. But often we wonder how to decorate the house quickly, beautifully and without much expense. Especially when time is short and the budget is limited. In such a case, if you have some old lights and decorative items and a little creative mind, your house will look nothing less than a dream home. In today’s article, we will tell you some easy, quick and inexpensive decor ideas that you can do with the things you have in your home. You don’t need to bring anything new from the market. Simply by using some old glasses, bangles, sarees or a dupatta and some lights around the house, you can create a magical atmosphere. So, without any delay, let’s start talking about these clever Diwali decoration hacks.
Even if your window has curtains, or even if it doesn’t, you can make an instant change with LED curtain lights. Stick these lights on the window frame at equal distances. Open all the threads slowly so that there is no problem with tangling. Don’t forget to tape the bottom end too, this will keep the lights in one line and give a neat look. You can get a more attractive look by installing brackets on either side of the lights. It can be easily hung on the curtain ring using S-hooks.
Make the top of your chest or drawer festive
Use an old saree or dupatta as a tablecloth. Place the edifice on its sides and secure it with tape so it does not move out of place. Place some vintage art pieces in the middle and decorate it with tea lights or small lamps. For a special creation, bring a cup, place a yellow cellophane sheet in it, place a tea torch on top of it, then decorate it with bracelets and place a tea torch holder on top. These little lamps look very beautiful and the best part is that they are made from household items.
The table decoration looks good and is useful as well
It is important to decorate the dining table or center table on Diwali. But many people worry that the table cover may get dirty when guests arrive. A great way to do this is to place a clear plastic sheet over the table cover. This also maintains the appearance and you don’t have to worry about spots or stains. If old scarves, especially Bandhej ones, are used as tablecloths, they give a colorful effect.
Create a beautiful nook with glass and fairy lights
Take cups of different sizes kept at home. Insert copper wire lights into it. If the glass is tall, light tape the base so that the entire glass is illuminated. Place bracelets and fake flowers on top. This will look very beautiful and you can keep it on your coffee table or windowsill.
Don’t forget the ladder shelf or floor corner
If you have a wooden shelf, place a string of lights behind it and tape a garland to the side. Then place light decorative pieces and tea lights.
If there is any empty corner on the floor, spread out any clean mat and place gift wrapping paper or fabric on it. Place a metal planter in it, bring some rangoli stars and a bowl filled with water, then place floating candles and marigold flowers in it. You will get a wonderful festive look.
