A simple way to update your "new" old home is to replace old hardware.

More people are buying fixer-uppers these days. They want the character and qualities of an old home, but they also want their home to feel new and specially suited for them.

• Replace old fixtures.
  If you’ve moved into an older home, there are several quick fixes to modernize your living space. For starters, replace old light fixtures with bold designs that speak to your family’s personality.

• Install new cabinets and hardware.
  Install new cabinets in the kitchen or bathroom; this can transform an old house to fit your style. For minor updates on a budget, change out old hardware.

• Paint rooms.
  For a dramatic facelift, paint rooms colors that fit into your home’s overall design and decor scheme.

• Update flooring.
  Finally, nothing dates a home like bad floors. With flooring, there are so many types from which to choose, from unique durable tile and high-quality carpet to gorgeous hardwood floors. Pick what works best for your family.

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