I have a trick to make your home feel expensive – and it only costs $10

WHEN it comes to decorating our homes, we want each space to look luxurious and well-curated.

But this kind of design can become pricey.


One home decor and design expert who goes by @The_AvantGarde on TikTok said she has an inexpensive hack that will instantly elevate your home.

All you have to do is add uplighting to your indoor plants.

Place one wireless light in a plant’s pot and turn it on to see the difference.

The DIY hack is pretty cheap too: On Amazon, you could buy two for only $10.

Viewers loved the tip, with some people offering additional advice about uplighting:

“One warm color: classy, chic. Changing colors: cheap,” one commenter wrote.

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“Oooh you just unlocked a whole new level,” added a second.

A third made a joke that many of us can relate to: “You’re assuming I can keep a plant alive.”

As for other ways to make your home feel expensive, @The_AvantGarde has got you covered.

In another video, she explained that homeowners must avoid draping curtains that aren’t wide enough to create the gathered look.

Instead, she said: “If you want to make your house look expensive, measure the width of your window and multiply that by three, it will be the total width for curtain panels needed in order to achieve a luxurious look and feel.”

And to help understand the formula more, one follower commented saying: “Ok so say the window is 36 inches wide, 36 x 3 = 108, so she’s saying get 108 inches worth of curtains. So 2 x 54 inch wide panels.”

To which she replied: “Nailed it!”


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