These Under-$75 Interior Upgrades Make *Such* a Difference

You can give old, worn tile a makeover with peel-and-stick floor tiles. They’ve come a long way in terms of durability and quality, and you don’t need a lot of skill to make them look good. These gray and ivory tiles, designed by influencers Chris Loves Julia, are almost always sold out. (In our experience, getting off the wait list took less than a month.) Nobody will mistake these for real marble and slate, but they’re surprisingly weighty and nicely textured—and better than we’d expected.

Oh, and on the peel-and-stick front? Scalamandré, a heritage textile brand, offers some of its most iconic prints in self-adhesive paper. We love the idea of papering a powder room or closet interior with these leaping zebras.

You probably already know this, but just a reminder: A single gallon of paint can transform the way your space looks and feels in just a couple of hours. FYI, Sherwin-Williams offers free virtual color consultations, and if you don’t want to go to your local hardware store to buy a gallon, you can have Backdrop (pictured) or Clare paint delivered to your door.

Gallery walls can become expensive, but guess what: Prints on Etsy are surprisingly affordable. Case in point? This collage, featuring Phoebe Bridgers lyrics. Just add a frame and you’re good.

If your switch plates are cracked or yellowing, it’s time to swap them out. Replacements can be had for a couple of dollars at a hardware store, or you can use this opportunity to add some style to an oft-overlooked aspect of any room.

A beautiful fragrance sets the mood for your entire home. We’re partial to our clean-burning Being Frenshe Reset candle, of course—it’s infused with essential oils and makes us feel so good.

Got 10 minutes and a screwdriver? You’ve got all you need to give your bathroom or kitchen a refresh with new cabinet knobs. One member of the Frenshe team swapped her ’90s knobs with these brass ones, and these things are SOLID.