, you'll need to listen up. 5 A DIY whizz has shared how she saved a whopping £587 on her staircase makeover Credit: LatestDeals/Joanna Osieglewska 5 Mum-of-three Joanna Osieglewska explained that she used bargain buys from Wilko and B&M for the staircase overhaul Credit: LatestDeals/Joanna Osieglewska 5 She spent just £113, saving just under £600 compared with getting a professional paint job Credit: LatestDeals/Joanna Osieglewska One savvy mum-of-three has shared how she gave her plain staircase a mega makeover whilst on a budget. Joanna Osieglewska, 28 from Northampton, who is mum to two daughters and a son aged 4, 1 and 3, told money-saving community LatestDeals.co.uk : 'After living in so many rental properties, which are usually painted in magnolia, I couldn't stand that colour. 'My current stairs had been painted in a glossy white, which I never liked the look of. So I decided to go with something completely different and really find myself. 'I debated colour schemes a lot and considered very unconventional choices such as pink stairs. However I settled on black in the end, going for a shade called Intense Blueberry.' Joanna explained that people told her not to do the project, but she was keen to get it done herself. She added: 'I was told over and over again not to do it. People said I shouldn't paint my radiator or staircase, especially not in unusual colours. 'But in the end I decided that it's my house and I need to do whatever will make me happy - after all, it's me who lives here! 'To have it painted professionally I would have had to pay £700 plus materials and I wasn't willing to spend that amount of money.' The savvy mum explained that she used bargain buys from Wilko and B&M to keep costs low. She continued: 'As a single mum t){kind=link}
IF your stairs are looking a bit worse for wear, fear not – you’ve come to the right place.
Particularly if you haven’t got a lot of cash to splash (because realistically, who does?), you’ll need to listen up.
One savvy mum-of-three has shared how she gave her plain staircase a mega makeover whilst on a budget.
Joanna Osieglewska, 28 from Northampton, who is mum to two daughters and a son aged 4, 1 and 3, told money-saving community LatestDeals.co.uk: “After living in so many rental properties, which are usually painted in magnolia, I couldn’t stand that colour.
“My current stairs had been painted in a glossy white, which I never liked the look of. So I decided to go with something completely different and really find myself.