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Friday, May 23, 2014

A Mom’s Guide to Budget Study Room Designs

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Everybody loves a bargain. Whether you’re a single mom, a working mom who is conscious about the cost of living these days, or even a dad who wants the best for their kids, finding low cost items is always seen as a good thing. Getting quality stuff at a fraction of the cost, no matter what these may be, is what a lot of us aim for, and is a great way to save money.

If you are planning on building a study room for your child, you will find that costs can go up for such a project if you do not stick to a set plan for it. You will need to be able to put together not only a great looking study area, but also one that is well organized and effective for what it was made for. In order for you to do this without creating holes in your pocket, here are some tips and tricks that may help out:

Stick to a budget – always remember that you need to set a certain amount for what you are planning. Going slightly over the budget is fine, but going way over the budget is not acceptable. Only spend what you can readily afford to avoid any problems with not having enough for everything you need.

Make a list of what you need - you will also need to make a list of everything you will need to complete such a project. Do you need to repaint the room, or to repaint a part of the room? How about wallpaper? Rugs? Curtains? You need to make an itemized list of what you will need, and this will include labor costs as well, if you are not planning on going DIY.

Check and compare – in order for you to find the best prices for everything, it is a good idea for you to go from store to store to check and compare the prices of the items that you need. This may seem difficult if you go from one physical store to another to do so, which is why you should consider checking the prices online, if you can. There are many online stores that sell children’s furniture, and study room furniture is included in their catalogs.

Learn to compromise – if what you want is too expensive, or will break your budget, you should learn to compromise and find something that is similar to what you want but not as expensive. With all the outlets selling children’s furniture online, it won’t be too difficult to find a suitable replacement that is budget-friendly.

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