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Apartment Decorating

a picture of thanksgiving dinner

Photo by: Rob Marquardt

Spend your holiday season stress-free and check out the following resources for quick tips on Thanksgiving decorating, dinner menu ideas and turkey fun! [click to continue...]

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Try These Top Designer Techniques In Painting

by Sr. Editor on September 19, 2008

When moving to an apartment the first thing you might want to do is paint those stark white walls. And, just painting them one color might look a little flat to you. What you need is some texture! However, some apartment managers and landlords might not approve of your painting the walls, especially texturizing the walls. Check with them first. If they say no, you can use these home painting ideas on furniture, pottery and art frames to add some color and texture to your decor as well. [click to continue...]

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Room by Room Part 2: The Bathroom

by Sr. Editor on August 13, 2008

As you’ve already discovered, moving to an apartment creates the “need” for a whole lot of stuff you probably didn’t know you needed. If decorating right the first time out is your plan, you’ll want to go room by room. One area in an apartment home not to overlook is the bathroom. This can rank up there with the living room as an important space to decorate right and equip appropriately. [click to continue...]

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Room by Room Part 1: The Living Room

by Sr. Editor on July 1, 2008

Moving to an apartment necessitates buying or finding a lot of furniture and accessories to make the space more homey and accommodating. If you’re getting ready to move [click to continue...]

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If it’s time to start decorating your new apartment to give it a comfortable, homey feel, don’t overlook the power of plants. One particular category of plant can serve multiple purposes. [click to continue...]

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If you want your apartment to look spectacular, but your budget is tighter than a pair of Spandex jeans, don’t despair. There are plenty of interior design ideas [click to continue...]

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If you wake up with red, puffy eyes, a scratchy throat, if you have a permanent stuffed up nose caused by allergies, you might assume that the allergens affecting you live in the outside air. The truth [click to continue...]

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6 Double Duty Pieces For Small Spaces

by Sr. Editor on May 1, 2008

Decorating small spaces and making them look great, but not cramped is a challenge. Don’t worry though, even if you are moving to a new apartment that’s tiny, you can enjoy [click to continue...]

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Apartment Decorating: Design Tips

by Sr. Editor on October 15, 2007

When many people think of an apartment, they automatically think of a diminutive living space that is often sterile and unassuming. While the average apartment – especially in one of the country’s largest cities – is invariably small, with the right touches you can make your apartment large in personality and comfort.

Assess Your Space

Before apartment moving it is critical to take careful note of the space with which you have to work. Bringing large furniture into the apartment can easily overpower your living space and make an already small room feel tiny. By investing in affordable furniture that works with the configuration of your apartment, you can be sure to use your space as wisely as possible and maximize the benefits of apartment living.

a picture of cluttered apartment

Photo by: Alex Foster

Minimize Clutter

Nothing can overpower a space like clutter. Before moving to an apartment, pare down the items that you wish to bring with you. By systematically going through your belongings you can determine those items that are necessary to bring along and those that are best sold, tossed or put into storage.

a picture of stylish small apartment

Photo by: Paul Gorman

Apartment Decorating Ideas

Moving to an apartment – and doing so in a stylish way – is now easier than ever, as renters have access to significant online resources dedicated to decorating a smaller space. With the creative use of color, wall art, rugs, plants and lighting, even the smallest apartment can be transformed into a warm and welcoming home.

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