If you live in a home or a flat that you rent you may find it hard to decorate it exactly as you want to, there can be some restrictions and if you plan on moving again or buying your own home you don’t want to feel like you have wasted money doing this house up to only moving. There are some things you can do to make it feel more homely and safe that won’t break the bank and can even be things you can take on with you when you move on.
Build a Room Divider
If you want to divide up different regions of your studio apartment or multipurpose room in your home, a room divider is a useful solution. It can provide the illusion of separation without the need to build or demolish walls. You can make your own room divider using repurposed materials, an open bookcase, or a curtain that is strung from the ceiling, however, there are less expensive options available.
Boost security to feel more secure at home
Especially if you’re moving to a new place, renting might not come with the amount of security you need to feel secure. Simple additions like window locks, sliding door locks, and an intercom apartment buzzer system for the unit are all options.
Place a rug
The simplest solution to ugly floors may be to put down some rugs. They are easily “removable,” and you may take them with you when you leave. Unlike the majority of other ways to cover terrible floors, area rugs can be placed over ugly or worn wall-to-wall carpeting.
Install temporary wall coverings
Detachable temporary wallpaper allows renters who enjoy the look of wallpaper to recreate it. There are many great options for temporary wallpaper, many of which are affordable and easy to install. In addition, you are not limited to using it on walls; you may use it everywhere in your environment. To spruce things up, try placing them inside bookshelves, dining room hutches, or kitchen drawers.
Simply add plants
Consider that there are many plants—some even shade-loving varieties!—that will grow happily indoors before grabbing the first English Ivy you see.
Make use of the green space
A lovely green space is one of the house upgrades, so strive to keep the garden in the back looking well-kept. Make sure everything is nice and not neglected by trimming any plants and trees and mowing the lawn. If you want to take it a step further, add a lovely seating area so you can take advantage of the occasional sunny day outside while sipping a cool beverage.
Make the entrance inviting
When you first get to your home what do you see? You can simply upgrade and improve that area with a few simple things. You can get some wood paint and paint the front door, a bold color or a classic black. Add some plants or topiary on either side of the door and a welcome mat. It will look so much better.
