Personalization of Rented Spaces

Here are a few simple tips on how to decorate rented spaces. With these ideas, you can make your rented living space more beautiful and feel much more comfortable without investing a lot of money into someone else's property. Follow these simple recommendations to decorate or refresh your rented area.

A mirror instantly expands any room. This simple item not only makes your home feel larger than it is, but also offers a reasonable price. Mirrors, besides being customizable, can also serve as frames to give your interior a unique look.

The practicality of mirrors lies in their ability to be easily hung and repositioned without causing any damage to your walls.

Photo 1 — Mirrors in Room Design

Avoid Clutter

Small spaces fill up quickly. Use small-scale paintings or art canvases on open wall areas instead of several smaller pieces to trick the eye into perceiving a larger space than what is actually there.

Lighting

Painting walls in light colors and keeping window sills clean and uncluttered creates a spacious and relaxing atmosphere.

Avoid heavy drapes; use lightweight sheer curtains and light-colored blinds instead.

With such lighting, your favorite photos or posters will stand out even better.

Wall Stickers

A painting might not always be a good option for some rented spaces. Wall stickers are an ideal alternative in this case.

They can be applied and removed within seconds, and can easily be moved around the room to give it a fresh look. They allow you to add your personal touches without leaving permanent marks.

Such distinctive wall accents are often affordable and easy to find in various styles to suit your taste.

Photo 2 — Wall Stickers

Colorful Accents

Bring a breath of fresh air into your space with vibrant color accents. Small touches make a big impact. Reproductions or colorful framed black-and-white family and friend photos—just what you need to avoid waking up in a dull neutral space.