Rental decorating hacks

Create the home you love and still get your deposit back.

Hi, everyone! Being a renter means having to deal with a few restrictions that may leave decorating a bit of a struggle. Whether it's hanging up artwork damage-free to wanting to replace ugly flooring, these projects seem almost impossible to complete. Well, have no fear because I am going to share some fantastic removable products

Even though you're just borrowing this kitchen for now, there are ways to make it your own!

Try one of these genius damage-free and rental-friendly products for cute apartment decor today! Customize your rental & keep the landlord happy!

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.

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.

Decorating a rental can get tricky, but these non-permanent and landlord approved damage free removable diy hacks will make any townhouse, apartment or rental hosue feel like your home! The best hacks for all renters, for all big or small rentals! #DIY #HomeHacks #LandlordApproved #homedeocr #interiordesign

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!

If you are renting a space, you can make it cozy. We are showing you 10 ways to make a rental feel like a home!

If you're renting your place and need some storage ideas that don't involve heavily modifying your rental space, you'll want to check out these ideas. It's a list of renter friendly storage ideas including ways to store things in under-used, "wasted" spaces. I think you'll find at least something in this list to help you out.