A mum demonstrated how she upgraded her council house using low-cost items from B&M and B&Q, achieving an upscale appearance without professional help.
She began in the hallway, painting the bannister black with Frenchic paint, a tip she "highly recommends."
She then swapped out "horrible, basic light switches" for chrome versions bought for £6 at B&Q, noting they "Gives the expensive look on a budget."
Her next upgrade involved chrome plug sockets, with a double socket priced at £8 from B&Q.
She spotted a black-and-white wall art set originally priced at £30 at B&Q, now reduced to £6, and added it to the room.
A floating shelf from B&M costing £5 was installed above a radiator that she also painted black, topped with two photo frames and a plant.
The plant, described as her "guilty pleasure," was purchased for £4 each from B&M.
She completed the décor with scented candles costing £2.50, which she keeps for decoration only and never lights.
Finally, she bought a trio of reed diffusers for £5, calling them a "good buy."
Viewers praised the finds, with one commenting "We love thisssss" and another saying "I love the black and white look so much omg."
