How Do Interior Designers Decorate Apartments for Rent?

How to decorate an apartment where people with different tastes and preferences will live? We've found several ideas in projects.

Maximize Open Space

The designers at We Create Studio combined the kitchen with the living room to add more air to a two-room apartment. They didn't clutter the space with unnecessary items: custom cabinetry was made to order, but there wasn't much of it.

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Use Affordable Materials

Designer Anna Kovalchenko decorated an interior for rent in a Scandinavian style, which involves the simplest finishing materials. Ceilings were made with drop ceilings, walls were painted white, and a cheap yet practical laminate was laid on the floor.

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Choose Neutral Tones

Designer Tatyana Lushina decorated a small studio in gray tones: a neutral color palette suits different residents. In addition, it's easy to enhance it with bright textiles and decor if needed.

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Experiment with Color

The authors of the project, designers from the studio UD Base, are convinced that a vibrant design apartment will find tenants faster. Therefore, they focused on blue and blue-green tones in this two-bedroom unit and complemented the setting with colorful furniture. By the way, new tenants were actually found in just a few days.

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Purchase Furniture at IKEA

If you are decorating an apartment for rent, furniture and lighting can be the most affordable options. Designer Marina Sarkisyan did exactly that: she bought almost all items for this one-bedroom apartment at IKEA.

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Install Storage Systems

Since every person moves into an apartment with a certain amount of belongings, there should be plenty of storage space. The designers at Boomplanner provided a large closet in the hallway and floor-to-ceiling wardrobes on the kitchen.

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