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Removable wallpaper apartment therapy easy renter design ideas

By Theresa Design HerFixitUpLife Pinterest

Apartment decor restrictions just require a bit more ingenuity, so we’re sharing our favorite easy renter design ideas to help you get started.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Removable wallpaper apartment therapy easy renter design ideas — if you can’t paint your walls, you can still add color and charm with removable wallpaper.

The world would be a bit less creative and fun if everyone always said ‘yes’ to everyone else.

It’s in the moments of ‘no’ that we have to dig deep into our creative minds to figure out a way that we can still make our dreams happen, within the confines of the imposed realities of budget, time, taste, or just general difficultness.

And the renter dilemma of trying to create a ‘home’ space that reflects your personality while still abiding the landlord’s rules of decor is one that most all of us have faced. Here are our current favorite ways to personalize a space with easy renter design ideas that we are loving on Pinterest.

I’d love to know your design tricks for apartments. Please send us a note or post your easy renter design ideas below.

‣ MyFixitUpLife apartment therapy shoe display easy renter design ideas — I’ve always been a big fan of using the things I love as art. Displaying gorgeous shoes is an excellent idea.

‣ MyFixitUpLife City Farmhouse contact paper wall stripes renter design ideas — Contact paper is an easy way to add color to walls and the backs of shelves or cabinets.

‣ MyFixitUpLife imatransplantfromcalifornia drum light — A drum cover, which can be made or purchased, is an easy way to hide a less-than-stellar apartment ceiling fixture.

‣ MyFixitUpLife Tiny Ass apartment balcony — When you have a tiny balcony, you still want to max out its potential. Here’s a cozy design idea from Tiny Ass Apartment.

‣ MyFixitUpLife BuzzFeed command hook window treatment apartment design idea — So, you can’t change out your window treatments? You can add a bit of style with a reusable hooks.

Theresa

A handy designer and writer, she shares DIY projects, tool how-to, and home makeovers as a book author, home show speaker, DIY workshop coach, and radio host. Plus, she has a degree in journalism with a minor in architecture, and is a Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPs) and certified color consultant. She's created fast-paced makeovers for TV shows, and shares home trends and DIY tips as a freelance writer and guest on news shows and satellite media tours for TV and radio.

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