What to do with leftover Diwali decorations? Try these 5 ways to reuse them this year
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What to do with leftover Diwali decorations
Leftover Diwali decorations do not need to go to waste after the festivities. From fairy lights to decorative diyas, here are five creative ways to reuse them around your home.
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Turn old fairy lights into bedroom decor
Reuse your Diwali fairy lights to brighten your bedroom. Drape them around a mirror, headboard or window to create a cosy atmosphere without spending money on additional decorative lighting.
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Turn leftover torans into wall decor
Give old torans another purpose by hanging them above mirrors, doorways or empty walls. You can also combine different decorative elements to create a fresh arrangement for your home.
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Use leftover decorative candles as centrepieces
Arrange leftover decorative candles on a tray with flowers or small decorative stones. Place the arrangement on your dining or coffee table to create an attractive centrepiece for everyday decor.
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Repurpose decorative rangoli materials for artwork
Use leftover rangoli colours to create colourful artwork on thick paper or cardboard. You can experiment with simple patterns and mandala designs to make personalised decorative pieces for your home.
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Turn leftover artificial flowers into table decor
Collect leftover artificial flowers from Diwali decorations and arrange them in an old glass bottle or vase. Place it on your dining table, bookshelf or side table for a colourful decorative touch.