Home improvement is a perpetual endeavor; no matter how many upgrades you get and change the carpets, paint, or furniture, there may always be some scope for improvement. Additionally, as needs evolve, it might be necessary to change a few things around the house. While some projects may require professional services, others could be easy DIY tasks you can take up. Here are 5 easy home improvement hacks that you can try:

Use Washi tape on doors
Without the right kind of lighting in the room or the hallway, plain white doors can look dull. But you can fix this issue with a simple DIY hack using Washi tape. The tape comes in multiple colors, sticks to the surface with ease, and leaves no residue, so there is no damage to the door. You can get creative with the designs and patterns, with the white door as the perfect blank canvas. With this hack, you get the chance to change the pattern as many times as you want. 

Experiment with wall colors
You don’t have to call a professional to transform a space when paint can do the job. Experiment with colors and try a few samples to see what works best for each room. Start with a small can of paint and apply an even first coat on one wall to see if the color works. It will take a couple of hours, but you will be pretty surprised by the transformation. You can even choose contrasting shades for the doors and the trims and give the space a fresh look by just changing the color theme.

Get smart home tech
You can get a few fun, smart home upgrades to control lighting, the entertainment system, and all gadgets that can be connected to the internet. You can use voice assistant functionality to set up voice commands and easily control all connected devices. This is one of the coolest makeover ideas that can be carried out within a budget. You can even download dedicated smartphone apps to manage all connected devices.

Paint the banister
If you have a grand central staircase, then this easy home improvement hack is a great idea.  Most banisters are painted white to match the color scheme of the living room walls and doors. So, you can add a beautiful coat of dark brown, black, or oak-colored paint or use a stain to give the handrails and the banister a new look. This contrast will highlight the staircase, helping it become the standout living room feature. What’s more? Your guests will be welcomed by the pleasant sight stunning grand staircase as soon as they enter.

Refinish hardwood flooring
If you don’t have carpeting, this easy home improvement hack can elevate the look of the space. Hardwood floors with stained patterns and natural-looking swirls in the beams need refinishing occasionally to restore that beautiful shine. You will need a few things, like a sander, vacuum cleaner, and the wood stain that will give the floor its unique shine. You can contact a professional for large spaces with services costing no more than $3 or $4 per square foot of flooring.