I rent my apartment. The space didn't exactly come equipped with charming touches and finishing details, so I've learned a lot about transforming my home using inexpensive, temporary techniques. From hiding an ugly air conditioning unit to “upgrading” my refrigerator, I can improve almost any appliance or area in my home with a few simple supplies and a bit of time. My apartment looks way more upscale than it actually is, and I'll be able to undo and pack up every bit of décor improvement when I need to move out. If you're renting your home and you'd like to upgrade your apartment with affordable décor, use of these ideas. You'll have a prettier apartment in no time!
Posted on: 13 June 2016
If you are like a lot of people, somewhere in your home or storage space, there is a cardboard box or plastic tote filled with old picture frames that are a a little too dull to use in your current decor. Yet, you just cannot seem to get rid of these frames because you just know one day, you will come across a fun project, idea, or some type of use value. [Read More]
Posted on: 19 May 2016
Many people love the way that a live plant can add beauty to an interior living space. However, even though plants are beautiful and help promote clean air within a space, they must receive proper care in order to thrive. Most people have witnessed the demise of a houseplant. Drooping or falling leaves, mold or insects on an indoor plant can indicate that the plant is dying. Here are a few things that you can do to help keep your house plants in optimal condition: [Read More]
Posted on: 23 April 2016
When it comes to pest proofing your home, it's important to start outside. Although you're concerned with critters such as mice and insects making their way into your home, you might inadvertently be encouraging them to approach the walls of your home, which can then lead to them making entry. While you should always call a pest control service if you believe that your home has an infestation, the following three steps can reduce your risk of having such a problem. [Read More]
Posted on: 28 March 2016
If you had just purchased a home on a small parcel of land, you may wish to make your property appear larger than its measurements portray. There are several landscape design tricks one can use in a small yard to make it feel as if it is larger. Here are a few ideas you can incorporate into your own small yard to make it feel bigger than it is in reality. Draw Eyes Upward Rather Than Focus On Flat Land [Read More]