How can I make my rental room my own?
Ella Kate Thrupp
il y a 7 ans
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I'm trying to make it so that my rental room feels more cozy and inviting, but whenever I decorate with knick-knacks and plants, it feels messy and disorganised, and never really looks put together. Does anybody have rules of thumb they go for when decorating in a temporary space?
Much appreciated!
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il y a 7 ansIf you have a shelf or console you could always lean a piece of art so you are not putting holes in walls. Even a large piece leaning with a vase of flowers and novel can look fantastic!
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il y a 7 ansDernière modification :il y a 7 ansHey Ella, for us it's about keeping things simple with a neutral colour palette. Invest in some cosy seating, a side table and big beautiful mirror to lean against wall to reflect space and light (put rubber strips on the back at the top to protect walls). Add a few special decorative items but avoid clutter and keep things tidy. If you haven't worn something for a full year, out it goes... only collect the things you REALLY love, that way everything will always work together no matter where you live. Good luck! H&H team. x
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