How to cover up carpet in a rental

Because renters like nice things too!

you need to see the before and after photos

On a recent Saturday, my friend invited me to bikram yoga. I knew what bikram was - your regular poetic yoga poses in a sauna - and had been wanting to try it. My friend told me to bring a towel, and that's it. Five minutes before the class, my friend goes, "I forgot to tell you to bring water."

Do you have ugly floors? What a bummer, considering how huge of an area flooring usually covers in one’s home. If you can’t completely change your floors because you rent or don’t have the time or budget right now, it doesn’t mean you can’t disguise an ugly floor — or at the very least, minimize its ugliness. Ready to get started?

Are there flooring types that can be installed over the top of carpeting? Maybe you live in a rental unit and aren't allowed to change things out. Or maybe you want a temporary fix or an easy way to refloor and covering carpet is of interest. We've researched to find out if there are flooring […]

If your a hands on person then why pay a carpet fitter when there's a good chance you could lay a new carpet yourself. Here's my full guide on how to lay a new carpet. #carpet #floor

Why settle for one rug in your space when you can put two together? Layering rugs is always welcome, but if you’re not sure how to pull off this look, we spoke with five designers who offered their opinions on the dos and don’ts of layering rugs throughout your home. Some of their advice may surprise you. Don’t go for a pattern-on-pattern look, designer Antoinette Allande Anderson says.

No nails. No paint. No wallpaper. If you are a renter, you must be familiar with these rules. Yet the desire to make our temporary homes look good motivates us to be creative. Here'

Let's take a look at 5 easy apartment decor hacks that add big style to a living space! Perfect solutions for both renters and home owners.

You can make a custom, large-scale graphic area rug for your small space. Just follow these easy step-by-step instructions from the experts at HGTV.com.