To add style to your walls without spending a lot of money, hang up family photos. While artwork can be costly, picture frames can be picked up on the cheap. Don’t feel like you have to pay for a professional photoshoot. Even normal photos shot with a digital camera can look very stylish when framed.
Most apartments come with pre installed blinds or curtains. If you don’t like these, check with the management to see if you are allowed to change them or not. Lots of management companies want to promote a uniform look and they don’t allow you to change anything that alters the outside image of the building.
Any kitchen update or remodel will add value to your home. You do not have to do the whole kitchen at one time; you can start small by just replacing the old stained sink. Then when you have a little more money, replace the dated microwave oven. Tackle the kitchen one small item at a time before you handle the big stuff.
If you are in need of space in your bathroom, you know that the two things taking it up are usually the bathtub and the sink. Opt to install a pedestal sink in a small bathroom instead of one with cabinets on the bottom. It not only gives your bathroom an expensive appearance, but also frees up much needed space.
Take your trash out at least once a day. Don’t let your trash pile in the kitchen because it attracts flies and ants as well as mold. Make sure that you don’t let your trash take over your kitchen and set aside three minutes a day when you throw it out.
To add a funky (and temporary) new look to a room without the hassle of painting a wall, decoupage your switchplates with pretty scrapbooking paper, adhering with decoupage medium. Choose patterned or solid paper that picks up an accent color from the room the switch is in. Since switchplates are inexpensive, you can easily change them back to plain versions when you are ready to move.
Put a skirt on your bathroom sink! Tired of seeing those tired old pipes every time you go into your bathroom? Buy a pretty piece of fabric from the sewing center, cut it to size, and hem around all four edges. Run a cord through the top hem and gather the curtain so it hangs daintily in place.
After reading these tips, you are one step closer to finally making those repairs or upgrades. What’s the next step, you ask? Well, proper implementation of the above tips and tactics is how you want to proceed. No shortcuts here; apply exactly what you’ve learned for the best results.
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