Video: Simple changes can make a world of difference! 

DESIGN ON A DIME?
HGTV star of "Design on a Dime" Kelly Edwards Shows You
How To Do A Complete Bathroom Makeover in Less than
2 Days and $200

Has your bathroom seen better days? Does it feel dull and dingy? Want to make big changes on a small budget? There are a number of small things you can do yourself in just a weekend to really perk things up.

Looking to add to the overall value of your home? Did you know your bathroom is actually the easiest room in your home to re-do to add that extra appeal? You don't have to endure a whole bathroom remodel to get the look you want.  From organization and updating lighting to a fresh color and new hardware to adding small pieces of furniture and hooks, HGTV's Kelly Edwards is here to help you complete a masterful bathroom makeover!

HGTV network's star of "Design on a Dime" Kelly Edwards is known for her design and organizing tips, cleaning strategies, and total home makeover transformations. Kelly also serves as co-host and design coordinator for the Style Network's newest show "Tacky House". Kelly has been seen on "The Tyra Banks Show" as well as local morning shows across the country. You may also recognize her from national magazines such as Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Life & Style. In addition she is the host and home decorating expert for AOL Living and is deemed over the airwaves as the "MacGyver of Design."

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Paint.
-Light, bright colors can make the room feel more open and airy.
- Depending on the material, cabinets, ceilings and even floors can be painted.

Textiles.
-A fresh set of fluffy new towels brings instant color.
-An updated shower curtain can add an air of drama, whimsy, romance or relaxation.
-Don't forget a new set of rugs to warm up bare, wet feet.

Hardware.
-Switch out traditional knobs for ones that say something about you. You can find knobs in just about any shape - from cowboy boots or flowers.
- Ceramic, wood, stone, brushed nickel and polished bronze all make different style statements.