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 When it comes to interior home decor, it's easy to get into a rut. Often, we're so used to our surroundings that we don't notice when things start to look a little worn or dreary. Over time, a certain malaise can set in. It's not that we're unhappy with our homes; rather, it's that our living spaces no longer trigger the sparks of contentment and feelings of refuge that they once did. Happily, it doesn't have to be difficult or costly to do a little home improvement and spruce up our home decor. Here are five ideas to get you started. 1. A Fresh Coat of Paint A fresh coat of paint costs very little, takes only a day or two of time, and can quickly bring light and airiness to your home. Quick tip: If you're considering a major change in color, paint a cardboard square that color and hang it up on the wall for a day or two in order to get a feel for what the color will look like at various times of the day and evening. 2. Screens and Room Dividers Over th

 Solar panel systems have always been criticized as bulky and unattractive. New solar technology is beginning to make such criticisms a thing of the past.   Solar Advancement While everyone agrees solar energy is a clean, cost-effective energy source, there has always been one problem. The solar panel systems tended to be large and rather bulky. Frankly, they don’t add to the beauty of a home. While solar panel designs have improved over the years, a new development involving shingles is getting a lot of attention. Photovoltaic shingles are a major design breakthrough for those who have a distaste for large solar panel systems. These shingles are, well, shingles. The replace the shingles on a roof, but have the physical appearance of a regular roof. Although they are black, they do not standout from the roof in the manner of panels. Instead, the they simply look like a regular roof and many people cannot tell the difference. Obviously, this seamless design is much better than the bulky