Rental diy

OMG, if you're a renter who wants to lend a bit of personality to your bathroom, you'll WANT to save these 11 ingenious renter friendly bathroom upgrades & apartment bathroom ideas for later! These are all easily reversible ideas that cause no damage, but will surely freshen up your rental bathroom.

It’s totally understandable if you think living in a rental apartment means you’re pretty much stuck with the bathroom and kitchen you’ve got. After all, even if you’re able to paint with permission from your landlord, cabinets, tiles, and flooring are all permanent items. However, if you’re willing to get creative, you can absolutely give these spaces reversible, renter-friendly makeovers.

I’ve seen some incredible rental transformations through the years — some packed with color and personality, some filled with plants, some decorated on a budget, and some that are just so undeniably unique to their renter, it’s inspiring.At this point, it’s no secret that painting your rental walls can have a dramatic effect on the overall vibe of the space, as can changing out the light fixtures or DIYing some custom shelving.

Spice up your kitchen with style and functionality with these quick and easy DIY renter-friendly kitchen makeover ideas that are completely reversible. #kitchenmakeover #renterfriendlykitchenupdates #kitchenapartment

Not all peel and stick products are created equal. It's important to know what to look for to avoid causing damage that could cause you not to get your deposit back!

Homeowners aren’t the only folks who deserve to live in spaces they love. I realize that doesn’t sound like a revolutionary statement, but I’ll admit I’ve felt like it wasn’t worth it to invest energy (and money) in a space that I’m just renting. After years of reading Apartment Therapy though, I’ve (thankfully) reformed.

Check out this Rental-friendly wall decor- DIY painted wall arch that is removable! Perfect for dorm rooms at college!

How to add a safe and stylish cover to cheap builder's grade rental apartment lighting to transform ugly rental lighting into sleek modern lighting.

The interior designer Beata Heuman’s latest project—an open-plan apartment in London’s Notting Hill—is fizzing with ideas. Join us for a look at the artfully mix-and-match space.

Refresh your space without busting your budget.