Do you want some last minute Diwali decoration ideas that can help you make your home look beautiful in the budget? Of course, you do not have time for those complex DIY projects. Who is supposed to shop for all those supplies and then work hard on the DIY project for days?
Welcome to the club! If you want some Diwali decoration ideas that won’t take much time but work, keep reading.
1. Spray paint the diyas:
Earthen lamps are an essential part of Diwali celebration. Diwali is not complete if there are no earthen lamps lit around your house. Let’s make those boring beige or red colored earthen lamps interesting. Get a spray paint from the local store and give a new look to those diyas. You can paint them with other colors too, but then lazy people will not want that.
Make sure you do 2-3 coats of paint on each diya and let the paint dry for a good amount of time. Keep a newspaper below the diyas to avoid spoiling the floor tiles.
2. Refinish the paintings: 
My house is full of pictures and those frames look timeworn and rugged over a period of time. To overcome that situation, I spray those old structures. You can also use varnish to refinish the wooden frames. They look amazing and like new after this.
3. Buy scented candles: 
Some big colorful scented candles in your home can make it look more beautiful and cozy. Plus your house would smell so good. Moreover, what do you have to do to for implementing these Diwali decoration ideas? Just buy some candles and light them up. That is it.
4. Use potpourri:
Vases and flower pots look awesome. They are attractive room decor options for so many women. Why not use that popular option for Diwali decoration? Get some brown or red colored potpourri and fill up the glass vases and bowls.
5. Use candle holders: 
Things like candle holders can be an excellent room decor item. They take up less space, but they always make the area of the room stand out. Get some tea light candles to put in those candle stands. Alternatively, of course, you can go for bigger ones as well.
So, what do you think? Weren’t these Diwali decoration ideas accessible? Initially, they give an impression as if they will not make a difference, but I dare you try these out and see if they make a difference or not.
Good points here….even for the not so lazy minded….Happy Diwali…!
Thanks Sunaina 🙂
Great Post Indeed Manpreet!!
Diwali is one the top festivals of India, but still some people like me 😛 lazy one’s 😛 need lazy methods to celebrate.
Although I find Unique ideas to celebrate this festival every year, so, this year, it wouldn’t be a bad choice, if I try these decoration Ideas.
BTW, Candle Holders are awesome.
~ Atinder S Gill
Hey Atinder,
What kind of unique ideas?
By Unique Ideas, I mean, which most people would not do, like giving Orphans, what they need, or helping poor people.
I want everyone to follow this, instead of wasting money on Crackers.
Indeed !! m bit lazyy 😀 :p
Will try on next diwali 🙂 🙂