Rental kitchen

Richard added so much personality and warmth to his rental, it’s kind of astounding. The totally fine but pretty sterile space was full of the standard rental woes; outdated overhead lighting, bland cabinets and a kitchen floor that has seen better days. With a mix of gifts, Craigslist and new purchases, Richard turned the bland apartment into a welcoming and charming home.

Here four designers share the smartest ways to make your rental kitchen feel more like home.

No remodeling, no renovation, no repainting, and no replacing. Still, a major transformation.

Have an ugly rental kitchen and no idea how to give it some style? Check out this renter-friendly design plan to add major style to a bland rental kitchen!

they won’t cost you more than a weekend and 200 bucks (or less!)

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Rental Kitchen

Hi everyone! I am SO excited to write this post because, as we all know, kitchen makeovers are my favorite projects to work on. GET THE LOOK This makeover came in at $150 and only took a total of 4 hours to complete! This kitchen transformed from bland to luxurious while still keeping all the changes

149.7K likes, 1138 comments. “the best rental friendly diy kitchen reno…vinyl wrap isn’t only for cars 🖤”

The only difference between these before-and-after shots is the decorating.