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Moving can be challenging, especially for the first time. There are so many things to think about: clothes, furniture, transportation, documents, and so on. We want to relieve your stress and show you how to make your new apartment feel like home. Show your style in a rent-friendly way.
The Entryway Matters
Not every entryway is spacious. Even a tiny entrance area can look stylish. Choose a matching coat hanger and shoe rack. Add a bag holder and spice it up with a basket for your newsletters and umbrellas. Oops, no space left? Hang a mirror or add some mirror sticks. It will help extend your room and make your entryway feel bigger.
Bathroom Signature
Pick a colour and make your bathroom shine. A shower curtain and towels can make a drastic change to the room. Think about additional storage like racks for shampoo or Tik-Tok viral hangers, which are also rent-friendly. A little me-time treat – your bath moments can be even more special with a bath caddy.
Kitchen Accessories
You will spend quite a lot of time in the kitchen. To make it feel special and enjoyable, you want to surround yourself with what you love: a coffee machine, toaster, nice wine rack, or a bowl of fruit. Consider buying some storage boxes to keep everything organized and easy to find. Magnetic strips for knives and different hooks can help you to save space. Get inspired in the kitchen section at amazon.ca.
Accent Moments
One of the easiest ways to express yourself is to place a rug. It is common to put it in the living room, but you can consider the kitchen area. It is a modern flow with a cozy and bright rug under your kitchen table. Also, take some additional chairs, so your guests can feel comfortable. No need to buy dining chairs only, as an accent chair can serve multiple purposes.
A little tip: keep your linens clean. This tiny detail makes your home welcoming to you and your guests.
How to make your personal space look bigger? Think about a glass table, or transparent-material chairs. They will make an impression of open space and still be functional.
Another hack is to keep all furniture off the floor. Nothing stoles the space more than a sofa plopped on the floor. Leggy furniture creates a visual trick, and your walls become higher. You can also place curtains on windows as close to the ceiling as you can and make them full length up to floors.
Keep in mind: your rental apartment is your home. You make it beautiful the way you feel. Our rental-friendly hacks are a fit for your design vision.
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Your Thorwin Properties Team