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Do renters also want to decorate their spaces to feel as warm and inviting as home? But worried about not being able to take the furniture with you? Afraid of damaging the property?
Don't worry, we're here to help. We'll give you 10 decorative furniture pieces to quickly transform your home!
Let's open up your apartment together and explore how to renovate your home step by step.
1. Entryway Bench
First, let's look at the entryway. Compared to traditional shoe cabinets and racks, an entryway bench is much simpler and more aesthetically pleasing.
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It not only allows you to sit while changing shoes but also features hidden shoe storage, reducing clutter and giving your home a more sophisticated look!
If you have too many shoes, you can pair them with storage baskets for a much better appearance!
2. Rug
Let's move on to your living room! Do you have a rug yet? Rugs can define spaces, making your apartment appear larger and more layered.
Find rugs that complement your overall design; textures, patterns, and botanical motifs can add interest and design flair. Place them under your coffee table, sofa, etc., to make your living room less monotonous!
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Tips: Rugs can also be placed in the bedroom to enhance the décor. Place them in front of the bedroom door, beside the bed, under the bedside table, etc.
3. Floor Lamp
Look up, how's the lighting in your living room? Does it create any ambiance?
A floor lamp is the quickest way to create ambiance in the living room. No drilling is required, and it's easy to move. A simple design can be had for just over $100, making it very affordable for renters.
Place a floor lamp next to your sofa or in a corner of your living room to create a relatively focused light. It enhances your reading light at night and adds a warm atmosphere.
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4. Accent Chair
Let's look around your living room. Do you have a sofa?
If your living room is large enough, you can add an accent chair of the same material next to the sofa to create your own reading corner.
If you don't have a sofa, we recommend adding two accent chairs for symmetry, instantly elevating the feel of your living room!
Tips: Bouclé, linen, and leather accent chairs look more upscale.
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The addition of a striped Accent chair instantly made this living room more stylish.
5. Trolley or Side Table
Traditional coffee tables are large and bulky, while stylish ones are expensive, making them unfriendly to renters! Whether you already have a coffee table or not, a trolley or side table is suitable.
A well-designed, small side table can instantly enhance the interest of a space. It comes in various styles and designs; it can be your snack trolley or a sofa companion. You can also choose a nested side table for greater flexibility.
The more unique the design of the side table, the more it enhances the artistic and design sense of the living room. For example, this one.
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6. Table Lamp
If your space is too small and you don't like floor lamps, then choose a table lamp!
A table lamp is an essential part of home furnishing. If you feel your rented apartment is too monotonous, then add an artistic table lamp.
Whether it's on a living room table, bedroom bedside table, or entryway, adding a table lamp can quickly change the lighting and atmosphere and enhance the overall feel—a must-have!
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Table lamps don't require drilling holes or connecting to power outlets; they only need to be plugged in, making them very user-friendly for renters. And it's very lightweight, so you can easily take it with you when you move out!
7. Footstool with Storage
Renters need multifunctional furniture. If you're looking to buy a stool, a footstool with storage is a more cost-effective option.
Multi-purpose and perfect for small rental spaces! It's easy to take with you when you move; it's not heavy at all and can even hold some things.
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8. Desktop Organizer
In your bedroom, if it's small and you have a lot of stuff, do you just pile it all on your desk?
Why not get a desktop organizer to neatly arrange your items? Compared to floor-standing storage cabinets, desktop organizers are lighter and more aesthetically pleasing.
Organizers aren't expensive; you can find your ideal one in a physical store or on Wayfair. Peel-and-stick shelves (for lightweight items)
9. Open Bookshelves
Open bookshelves are suitable for open-plan apartments to divide the space.
If you want to separate your sleeping and living areas, choose a tall bookshelf that provides both storage and display space for your decorative items. Especially suitable for studios and larger apartments.
They can be disassembled and transported easily when you move.
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10. Modular Sofa
If you want a sofa, try to choose a modular sofa. It's easier to move and transport, making it more convenient for renters.
You can also try popular vacuum-compressed sofas, which are much lighter than regular sofas. Opt for small, lightweight sofas to save space.
These 10 renter-friendly furniture pieces are excellent! Easy to take or restore during a move, truly achieving "a rented house, a life of no compromise."
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Conclusion
Even when renting, you can still make your home beautiful! Prioritizing easy-to-move, lightweight, and decorative furniture will effortlessly elevate your rental's style!
Make your rental more stylish, starting with new furniture! Homeyfad offers a wide variety of furniture, all designed for renters!
Click on Homeyfad's furniture and lighting collections to enjoy a first-order discount! Decorate your home and welcome the new year!
FAQs
Q1: Why is tenant-friendly furniture so important for apartments?
A: Because tenant-friendly furniture allows tenants to personalize their space without violating the lease agreement. It combines flexibility, affordability, and ease of movement, allowing temporary apartments to have a stylish and functional home atmosphere without requiring permanent renovations.