1. Colors, Fragrance, &beauty with Flowers and Vases:       

The interior of a room or any nook can be done beautifully by adding plants and flowers strategically. Around Diwali, you can buy bouquets from vendors selling them on the streets and put them in a wide variety of Vases. You can also use artificial flowers and leaves to decorate. The vases can be of any variety made of glass, rubber, fiber, or metal depending on the rest of the interior. 

2   Lights, candles, and Diyas:

One can beautify any room by adding fairy lights. Though most people prefer to add fairy lights to decorate balconies and exteriors, they can also be used inside the house to spruce up windows, mirrors, and walls. Beautiful sce

Beautiful scented or non-scented, white, or colorful artificial candles are a must-have decoration item. You can arrange them in glass tea-light holders, float them in Urulis or place them in earherndiyas.

Many different chandeliers and other not-so-expensive light fixtures can also be added to improve interiors. There are glass bell jars, aesthetically pleasing lights, and other options to help you elevate the space without spending heftily. There are these clips with lights to clip on photographs and create a hanging wall feature. 

3. Wall:

If you are not interested in painting the entire house, you can simply add an accent to the room by painting a single wall or you can use wallpaper to bring character to the wall. Also there are wall stickers that can be put on wall and accentuate overall look of the room.

Alternately wall metal and wood decoration items can be hung. Some other options are paintings, wall clocks, wall accents, Macramé hangings etc. 

This task does not require you to invest weeks and thousands into it and instantly liven up any room.

4     Showpieces:

Metallic showpieces have a rustic finish that adds a blend of elegance and traditional touch to an otherwise modern space. Moreover, there is no better time than Diwali to experiment with home décor.

If you have old large metallic vessels at home, you can place them around the corners and edges of the hallway, living room, corridor and balconies. Fill them with water, add flowers and petals and light floating diyas and candles in them. The different metallic showpieces of gods and goddesses in different artistic representation make an excellent idea for a central show piece. The idols can be placed in center with flowers arranged over it along with diyas or fairy lights.

5 .Traditional Diwali Décor Items

Diwali seems incomplete without adding a new Toran (ornamented and colourful strings added to the main doors and gates in the house) to the main gate. Much like that, you can decorate the temple at home.

A beautiful Rangoli is another way to add colours to the space. You can either opt for powdered colours or flowers to craft a vibrant piece of art.

Earthen lamps coloured in multiple hues arranged in a pattern look great.

6.  Furnishing

Another easy and effective way to add colours to the living room is by adding cushions, throw pillows and carpets. We are not talking about replacing old furniture with new.

You just have to decide on a colour palette according to the colour of the wall of your living room. Raw silk, mirror work and velvet cushions covers make the furnishing appear more colourful and welcoming. Multi-hued carpets over white floor or solid colored carpets over light coloured floor make everything look great.

7.  Tableware

How can the celebration be complete without the eating experience? Everyone wants to buy something for the kitchen, be it appliances or utility items for Diwali. One should take benefit of the ongoing discounts in the festival season and stack up their kitchen.

The eating experience can be increased by sprucing up the dining room. One can add tableware, colourful crockery, tablecloth, napkins to the table setting. Some ceramic jars can be arranged nicely on the dining table. They don’t add flavour to the food, but introduce a fine dining experience at home.

So, apply the ideas given above and enjoy Diwali with lot of colour, lights and aplomb.