An object does not have to look new to serve its purpose well.

Appearance and function drift apart over time, and only one of them matters for most things. A scratched pan cooks identically, a faded coat is just as warm, a scuffed tool works exactly as designed, yet the visible wear starts to feel like a reason to replace. That instinct is largely trained into us by people who sell replacements. Wear is a record of use, not a fault.

Find one thing you have been meaning to replace for cosmetic reasons and keep it another year. Spend the attention on something that is actually failing.