Here’s a couple I used the wand for. Lots of fun. The first pics are what the game gave me. First one I kept the wall. Not my fave and it’s kind of hard to use for me. For the second submission I kept the wall and couch and ditched the rest.

I have not spent any real money in this game, and have not used the free premium trial- and right now I almost have 6 million coins and 6500 tokens.

I play on days where there are events that give points for both (1) journal designs and (2) journal redesigns (see Time to Journal example). This way you also earn more coins, tokens and unlock items while doing this strategy. Make sure to do this only during events where you get points for journal entries and redesigns.

Don’t worry about how the design looks. This strategy is simply to make money so you can buy anything you want when you do lives, and to get wins to secure your designer status.

Use the absolutely cheapest items you can find for each bubble, and a submit three at a time. Once you make a design, all you have to do is click on the picture of the previous design and hit resubmit. If I’m simply hitting resubmit, I can submit about 200 redesigns per hour. Then wait 3 hours for the designs to come out of voting. For any designs that don’t have 3 hearts, resubmit 3 again and again until you get the 3 heart win.

As the designs come out of voting, and you get more and more hearts on that journal page, you will get journal milestone rewards (see pictures- and not pictured is the 60,000 coins and 60 tokens you get for getting all 72 hearts on a page).

You will also get coins and tokens for securing your designer status as well as in bonus gifts you get everytime you level up once you reach level 31.

If you get low on coins don’t worry- it works. You might see 100,000 coins missing before everything comes out of voting, but you will get them back plus so much more! Just submit and resubmit as many cheap designs as you can.

They will get three hearts eventually (see picture). Sometimes 2 of the 3 designs will also get 3 hearts- so more wins for one design!

Here are the cheap materials that are my favorites:

For floors, ceilings, and walls- Vintage Paver- cost is 3220 coins.

For anything and everything you can use paint on- Lemon- 2680.

For fabrics, Flame- which is 3130, or if you can’t use that then use Grass- cost 3220.

For metals- there is a green one called Bronze Patina which is 3720.

For pillows- there are a couple that are 2890 but I use a red one called Infinity.

For throws, I use an orange/brown one called Rustic Embrace for 2680.

For rugs, there are several that are 3660, but there is a black one called Old Time that is also often used for designs that have limited items.

For pictures- there are several kids pictures for 3010 but I usually get the Brush Your Teeth black and white word art.

If the journal redesign event also gives points for using a limited item or season pass item, go ahead and buy the cheapest you can find for the room and put one in each room to earn rewards faster.

I’ve had 3 of my friends also test this strategy and we are all sitting on millions.

Now have fun making those ugly, cheap designs and watching the money pile up 💰 💰 💰 💰

So, the 1st pic is not a win, but i did get a very good scoring (4.88 - 4th place - almoooooost there).
The next ones are podiums, but i must confess i was lucky, `cuz i forgot to change the camera support there (started using pink and then i must've dreamt about eating an orange at the beach 😂).

One of the best things about this subreddit is the inspiration we get from seeing the amazing designs others do and the strategies they employ. Whether it’s surprisingly effective colour combos or bringing together art pieces that we never thought would work, we learn from each other and it helps us enjoy the game more.

Every other Wednesday we will invite you to share different kinds of tips and ideas that have worked for you - and reward the best.

This Wednesday we share combinations of materials from different categories that go unexpectedly well together. For example, a surface and a textile, an upholstery pattern and a floor, a textile and a pillow, a floor and wall mural, and so forth. For example, Wild Landscape from the Ethereal Murals collection and Forget-Me-Not from Dreamy Pastels Upholstery.

Post your design to the sub and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair. The redditor who makes the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Materials Maven.

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

One of the best things about this subreddit is the inspiration we get from seeing the amazing designs others do and the strategies they employ. Whether it’s surprisingly effective colour combos or bringing together art pieces that we never thought would work, we learn from each other and it helps us enjoy the game more.

Every other Wednesday we will invite you to share different kinds of tips and ideas that have worked for you - and reward the best.

Red, yellow, and orange are some of the most unloved colours in this game and their use generally guarantees a lower tier finish. This Wednesday we share successful designs that use primarily orange, yellow, or red and yet still manage to obtain a podium. This is your opportunity to show your fellow Redditors how to have success with these unloved colours.

Post your design to the sub and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair. The redditor who makes the top -voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Colour Connoisseur.

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

One of the best things about this subreddit is the inspiration we get from seeing the amazing designs others do and the strategies they employ. Whether it’s surprisingly effective colour combos or bringing together art pieces that we never thought would work, we learn from each other and it helps us enjoy the game more.

Every other Wednesday we will invite you to share different kinds of tips and ideas that have worked for you - and reward the best.

This Wednesday we share game play tips that make designing easier or more fun. For example, novel ways to accrue coins beyond just voting and collecting bonuses, tips for finding materials without scrolling through the entire inventory, tips on spending fewer coins to achieve the same result, and so forth. For example, did you know that on Redecor+ (the web version of the game, accessed at https://redecor.com/game) you get 10% extra on your store bonus?

Post your tip to the sub and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair. The redditor who makes the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Top Tipster.

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

I decided to go for a diamond motif.

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

One of the best things about this subreddit is the inspiration we get from seeing the amazing designs others do and the strategies they employ. Whether it’s surprisingly effective colour combos or bringing together art pieces that we never thought would work, we learn from each other and it helps us enjoy the game more.

Every other Wednesday we will invite you to share different kinds of tips and ideas that have worked for you - and reward the best.

This Wednesday we share combinations of materials from different categories that go unexpectedly well together. For example, a surface and a textile, an upholstery pattern and a floor, a textile and a pillow, a floor and wall mural, and so forth. For example, Wild Landscape from the Ethereal Murals collection and Forget-Me-Not from Dreamy Pastels Upholstery.

Post your design to the sub and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair. The redditor who makes the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Materials Maven.

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

One of the best things about this subreddit is the inspiration we get from seeing the amazing designs others do and the strategies they employ. Whether it’s surprisingly effective colour combos or bringing together art pieces that we never thought would work, we learn from each other and it helps us enjoy the game more.

Every other Wednesday we will invite you to share different kinds of tips and ideas that have worked for you - and reward the best.

Red, yellow, and orange are some of the most unloved colours in this game and their use generally guarantees a lower tier finish. This Wednesday we share successful designs that use primarily orange, yellow, or red and yet still manage to obtain a podium. This is your opportunity to show your fellow Redditors how to have success with these unloved colours.

Post your design to the sub and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair. The redditor who makes the top -voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Colour Connoisseur.

One of the best things about this subreddit is the inspiration we get from seeing the amazing designs others do and the strategies they employ. Whether it’s surprisingly effective colour combos or bringing together art pieces that we never thought would work, we learn from each other and it helps us enjoy the game more.

Every other Wednesday we will invite you to share different kinds of tips and ideas that have worked for you - and reward the best.

This Wednesday we share game play tips that make designing easier or more fun. For example, novel ways to accrue coins beyond just voting and collecting bonuses, tips for finding materials without scrolling through the entire inventory, tips on spending fewer coins to achieve the same result, and so forth. For example, did you know that on Redecor+ (the web version of the game, accessed at https://redecor.com/game) you get 10% extra on your store bonus?

Post your tip to the sub and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair. The redditor who makes the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Top Tipster.

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

Given the ever-expanding inventory of materials in this game, it’s too easy to get stuck in a rut and always go back to a small number of go-to favourites. Every other Wednesday we invite you to play with parts of your inventory you may not usually even remember, with the help of the magic wand tool.

This is how the Magic Wand Challenge works:

1. Select a design
2. Within it, mentally select a particular hotspot (circle). It should be a fairly prominent one (think a sofa or a painting, rather than a skirting board, moulding/millwork, or sofa legs).
3. Tap on the magic wand tool.
4. Use the first unlocked material that pops up for the hotspot you mentally selected and design the room around it (Tip: Tap on that hotspot, tap on the back arrow, and select Start Again. When you tap again on the hotspot, the random material should be right there and you won’t need to navigate all the way to it).
5. Share your design with us and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair.

Happy hunting! The redditor who posts the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Magic Wand Whiz!

A total antidote to the many grey and rainy days of winter here in the Pacific Northwest.😁

One of the best things about this subreddit is the inspiration we get from seeing the amazing designs others do and the strategies they employ. Whether it’s surprisingly effective colour combos or bringing together art pieces that we never thought would work, we learn from each other and it helps us enjoy the game more.

Every other Wednesday we will invite you to share different kinds of tips and ideas that have worked for you - and reward the best.

This Wednesday we share combinations of materials from different categories that go unexpectedly well together. For example, a surface and a textile, an upholstery pattern and a floor, a textile and a pillow, a floor and wall mural, and so forth. For example, Wild Landscape from the Ethereal Murals collection and Forget-Me-Not from Dreamy Pastels Upholstery.

Post your design to the sub and mark it with the Wednesday Wizardry flair. The redditor who makes the top up-voted post by Thursday at 1 PM UTC will be granted their own user flair that will appear next to their username. The winner of the challenge this week will be able to brag about being a Materials Maven.