New Home Decoration Ideas for Diwali

Do you fancy hula hoops? Do you think they're fun? Well, you might be impressed by this DIY Diwali decoration for home as you can use hula hoop rings to make gorgeous chandeliers! You heard it right. It's a very easy process where you just need to use the right small lights and wind them around the hula hoop. Following this, you take a few strings and attach them to the hula hoop. These work as your sturdy ropes to hang the hula hoop chandelier. The Diwali light decoration is perfect for outdoor spaces of the house. Perhaps, the entrance or even the veranda. However, if you do not have a house with an outdoor space, you can always hang them in the house. It is a very beautiful addition to your Diwali decoration ideas for home.

Have you been bingeing on too many desserts in mason jars? Well, it is time to put those mason jars collected to good use! Take some of the mason jars and fill them with Diwali lights. You can place these jars anywhere in the house. Further, you can also use the mason jars to place candles within and give out the beautiful and classy Diwali appeal to the decoration. It is a cost-effective method that can be used. Besides, you can always wash it up after Diwali and use it for storage! If you do not wish to do all the hard work for mason jar lights, you can purchase them on Amazon through InterMiles app . Not just Diwali but the decoration works for every occasion!

Give your Diwali a Tinkerbell feel by adding some lights on the toran! The garlands that you usually hang outside the house can have a zesty Diwali feel to it if you put some lights on it. Usually, Diwali torans are garlands that are hung outside the house, right at the door to be specific. Further, many people also hang them on the windows as a means to celebrate the festival. However, you can spruce up your Diwali decorations at home by hanging the toran by twisting some lights to it. The small lights jutting out of the torans would make for quite a fancy appeal. It is one of the coolest Diwali decoration ideas that you can incorporate. Further, you can apply the same floral logic to make wall hangings and table decorations.

Thread lanterns seem like a very tough DIY craft to take up. Well, you notice how pristine and classy they look, and it might seem a little intimidating to take up such a challenging art. But it turns out, it is quite simple and easy to accomplish. All you need to do is get the right equipment and an eye for design. The requirement to make thread lanterns include glue, a bowl, cotton yarn, balloons and water. Take a bowl and mix some of the glue with little water in it. Mix the contents well and put the whole ball of yarn in it. Make sure your cat is not around to unleash notoriety! Now take up a blown-up balloon and carefully start winding the yarn around the balloon. Ensure that the grip is tight and try for some desirable patterns. Leave it aside and let the glue dry up. Once dried, burst the balloon and insert lights to pass through the yarn. Your DIY Diwali decoration is done!

How about adding some Japanese origami to your Diwali celebrations this year? It can be a fun Diwali activity that you take up with your kids. You can teach them how to make an origami'-styled small boxes with colourful or design papers. Once you make these cute boxes, you can make a few holes in it and insert the lights. Hang the beautiful box lights on the walls and be amazed and the vibe it brings in the room! Box lights are cute and make for a great way to indulge your kids in perking up the house for Diwali celebrations. You can even stick them on showcases or the dinner table. As you seat yourself to relish Diwali food, it would be great to see the dining table all lit.

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Diwali is all about lights, so do not be surprised by the slew of creative lighting ideas that we have curated for you. Instead of purchasing dull white paper cups, how about you call for some colourful and funky paper cups? You can use these paper cups to spruce up your Diwali decorations at home! All you need to do is cut the top of the paper cuts into cute designs, make a hole in the centre of the cup's bottom, insert the lights through the hole and hang them up in your bedroom or living room walls! It is a very cost-effective and cool Diwali decoration idea for home. The colours of the lighting would certainly add more spunk to your Diwali celebrations. Plus, they would look pretty good in pictures!

Worried that the rangoli designs might not last all through the evening of Diwali? We have got an arty DIY solution to your concern. You can purchase a few shades of yellow papers from Amazon and cut them into square pieces. Twist the papers to form a cone shape and start sticking them on cardboard in circular form. Ensure that the same hued yellows are in one row. You've got yourself a beautiful paper coneflower. Not only can the design be used as a rangoli on the floor but can also be used to decorate the walls of the home or to be the centre table delight! It is a very easy and smart method to perk up the Diwali spirits at your home. Try out this easy method to add more thrills to your Diwali home decoration spree.

The festival of lights expects you to light up your rooms and life. What better way to do the same than with exquisite lampshades? Well, the investment wouldn't be much as you can find these arts and craft materials on Amazon. You can literally find everything on Amazon but how about you make this Diwali a little DIY-inspired. Coming back to lampshades, here's a fascinating way to decorate your home for Diwali. Take colourful tinted papers or thin colourful A4 size papers and pen down beautiful designs on it. Ensure that when you fold the paper into a cylindrical shape, the design covers up the surface. Now, use a board pin to make holes in the designs at small intervals. Once you're done with this, fold the paper to form a cylindrical shape and stick the ends. Introduce a candle in a glass and place it in the middle of the lampshade. Fancy is too small a word to describe the beauty of the DIY Diwali decoration for home.

Here's an interesting way to decorate your home in Diwali and involve your kids in the process too. You can use quilling papers to make cute designs around the diyas or thali. Order some quilling paper from InterMiles' mobile app, earn your beloved air miles and use the products to make fascinating designs. There are a plethora of designs available online which you can use to make alluring arrangements around the earthen diyas and puja thali. In fact, with these quilling designs, your house would illuminate fabulous shades as the yellow light would merge with the quilling paper. You can also use quilling paper and make designs around a bangle and place a diya in the middle. It would be quite a festive feel.

Got too many bangles and no place to wear them at? Don't let them sit in your accessory box! Let them out this Diwali and do something creative. One of the fun ways to decorate your home in Diwali can be to huddle up all the bangles and make wall hangers out of them. All you need to do is get lovely hued ribbons and start tying them up with the bangles. Either you can make a full circle wall hanger and hang them up on wall nails, or you can take maybe two or three bangles, tie them up together and let them hang at the windowsill or the passageway. As the wind gusts, the bangles would make soothing sounds which would bring quite the quaint vibe to your Diwali celebrations.

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