Mitch Sykes
Cheap and Easy ways to upgrade your apartment's interior without upsetting your landlord.
Moving in to a new flat is both exciting and anxiety-inducing experience. After all, strange places can make you uncomfortable, and moving in condominium units where usually small spaces or shared rooms are not exactly your idea of cozy. Of course, you can always bring things in and make your temporary home remind you of home.
Here are a few suggestions for different parts of the house.
Living in a space with an expiration date on it is kind of a funny thing. Let's say you've relocated for a job, and your new employer is putting you up in short-term housing while you find a more permanent home to settle into.
Just because you don't own your apartment doesn't mean you can't dress it up, cover the not-so-pretty parts and give it your own personal touch. Here are 10 ways you can bring temporary personality and style to your home... * Ugly windows with an ugly view?
Your apartment probably came with overhead lighting installed, but let's not fool ourselves into believing that your landlord had ambiance in mind when installing the cheapest sconces possible into your abode. Make use of floor lamps or other fixtures to create your own dramatic lighting scheme.
