Whether you've got a huge budget or none at all, there's something you can do to rejuvinate your interiors. Click on the links below, and marvel at the possibilities...

1/ First we kick off with the hardestworking room in the house: the kitchen.

2/ The rooms where you spend most of your time really repay some careful thought and tender loving care. From a foldaway office to the cutting-edge answer to net curtains - here's a multitude of ideas to revitalise a tired living space.

3/ Take a step into luxury with a work of art beneath your feet - floors.

4/ Ditch the nets - these days there are countless clever ways to keep out prying eyes - windows.

5/ Make a grand entrance even more special with eye-catching knobs and levers, to enhance that all-important first impression: door knobs.

6/ A wealth of good-looking, innovative new designs spells the end for the bland and boring radiators of yesteryear.

7/ Breathe life into your tired-out furniture by giving it a glamorous facelift: the reclaimers.

8/ First impressions are important, so take the right steps to make your hallway look up-to-date: stairs.

9/ Ask any movie star and they'll tell you never to underestimae the power of good lighting. From a stunning cnetrepiece to mutiples of inexpensive pendants, there are plenty of ways to add sparkle to a room.

10/ Boudoir chic: if the home is a refuge, the bedroom is the inner sanctum. Here, less is more, so embellish the space with just one quirky, directional piece, which will lift the rest.

11/ Make the most of the smallest room in the house with a few bold spashes of colour. A few well-chosen replacements and the bathroom won't be the same again.

12/ From a few modern accessories to a completely new house frontage, these ideas will give tired exteriors a welcome lift.

Enjoy!

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