This Tips How to Personalize an Apartment Rental on a Budget

Interior design enthusiasts know well just how far the power of a thoughtfully-styled and artfully-arranged home can take us—it motivates, stimulates and inspires us each and every day, as well as showcases our unique personality to anyone we invite over.

But if you’re like so many who are living in a rented house or apartment, then it can feel like a bit of a challenge to customize and personalize your home to perfection without upsetting the landlord. Fortunately, it’s actually a lot easier than you might think to cultivate your perfect interior, even in a rented space.

If you’re looking to make your rental a true reflection of your personal style, follow these simple (and reversible!) tips for personalizing your home.

Wallpaper is seeing a major resurgence in the interior design scene, and it’s a killer way to transform the look of your home. If you worry that you won’t be able to remove it when it comes time to move, don’t fret! These days, there’s a ton of super chic and highly removable wallpaper that can work design magic and be removed without a trace when it’s time for a new space.

Not only do rugs instantly warm up your design, but they’re also a killer way to showcase your personality. And there are so many different types to choose from at every price point that it's a breeze to find one that's perfectly suited to your style sensibility. Bonus points if you layer two of them like this for a trendy touch.

Wallpaper isn’t the only way your walls can transform your look. From gallery walls to fiber art, your wall's decor can do a lot of heavy-lifting on the personal style front. And if you have a space in your rental that you’re looking to define more clearly, like this espresso bar, integrating a gallery wall is an incredibly simple and effective way to do so.

Whether you opt for light and breezy or long and dramatic, your window treatments are a no-fail way to enhance your look. And if you’re like so many of us who are working with less square footage than we’d like, installing your curtain rod high above the windows and investing in extra long curtains will seriously maximize your visual space by making our ceilings appear higher