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These renter-friendly apartment hacks are a must!
This is a typically easy upgrade, and one that's easy to undo when it's time to move out.
Matching the faucets to new hardware can totally transform your kitchen or bathroom.
Rugs work on any kind of flooring: wood, tile, or carpet. They totally transform a space!
Whether you opt for long sheer curtains, boho blinds, or fun, patterned curtains, updating your window treatments is a great way to make your apartment look more like home.
Getting rid of an apartment's standard light fixtures and replacing them with inexpensive ones is a great way to update the look of any room. Some hanging wall fixtures are even battery operated, making it more renter-friendly.
Products like IKEA's floating LACK shelves are versatile, meaning you can use it in your closet, as a bookshelf, a perfume shelf, a plant stand, and so much more. If you get bored of how you're using it, switch it up for a refreshed look!
Options like this storage side table offer you a place to stash your pillows but also show off the designs of whatever you store inside. Adding a stylish blanket or a stack of colorful books changes up the look while still using the table for more than one function.
An apartment can get cluttered quickly if there's no organization. Storage furniture like repurposed lockers, console tables, and more can offer a statement piece, a surface to display art or plants, AND storage for things like extra wires, mail, etc.
Framed art adds flair, personality, and beauty to a space.
If you've ever rented a small apartment or had to move a bed frame in and out of apartments, you know how tough it can be. Even if you resort to having a basic foldable metal frame or keeping your bed on the floor, you can get creative by painting a headboard!
Whether it's a cool couch, coffee table, or shelving unit, including unique pieces in your design makes all the difference.
Whether you go fake or real, adding green to your space is sure to add some joy.