After falling out of favor a few decades back, wallpaper is back in a big, big way—that much is clear. But the truth is, not everyone is comfortable taking the plunge on a permanent décor ...

Sometimes, living in a rental can limit your decor options — unless you have a few handy renter-friendly hacks up your sleeve, like using the best peel-and-stick wallpaper. Arbitrary rental rules and ...

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Slapping a fresh coat of paint on the walls is a surefire way to easily upgrade a lackluster room. Opting for an eye-catching color takes you a step further. But if you truly want transformation of ...

Whether you're a renter, a DIY decorator, or just not ready to commit to a bold design, removable wallpaper is one of the best ways to temporarily change up your space. Most rentals come with the same ...

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If you’re looking to dramatically change a room but don’t want to spend a lot of money, time, or even be especially committed to the results, consider removable wallpaper — specifically the ...

Rental living means refraining from major renovations and projects that permanently alter your apartment or house. This is particularly frustrating when your renting a home you find unappealing or ...

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Looking to give your outdated kitchen (or even bathroom) a little refresh? Use this easy DIY hack to make upgrades with a single pop of color or pattern.

The nature of renting means that pretty much all flats you find will be decked out as neutrally as possible, so chances are you’re in a pad with plain white (or dreaded magnolia) walls. If you’re into ...