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If you have ever done a make-over on your house or updated some of rooms you might have a good idea of which cost the most to improve. traditionally, the rooms that have the most money spent on them are the kitchen and then the bathroom. This is because there are a number of features in these rooms that cost a large amount including work surfaces, cupboard units, baths and sinks.Further more, in most rooms you can usually get away with choosing cheaper, lower quality items, but in these rooms they stand out like a sore thumb.

But what are the rooms that people are spending money on now, during the credit crunch? The living room comes out winner currency according to the Swedish furniture supplier IKEA. They suspect people are avoiding doing any work on their bathrooms or kitchens for the time being as the financial implications are too large. Most are choosing to save up and work on these rooms when they are sure they have the funds. There are much cheaper options however for living rooms as not all changes need to be big and all done at the same time. Book shelfs, TV stands and coffee table as the biggest sellers, as well as smaller ornamental pieces. Additionally, due to an increase in open plan living style, dining furniture is among the most popular choices.

The bedroom comes in a close second in terms of current decoration trends. As a large proportion of people lives are spent in the bedroom, this is an obviously choice for a little TLC. Bedside tables are selling well according to IKEA, who suggest this is because they are cheap yet useful, and more modern designs can make a room look more contemporary quite quickly. Other common choices for bedroom furniture includes wardrobes, dressers and chairs