Transform Your Rental Without Touching the Walls
Renters face unique constraints, but removable wallpaper, command strips, and smart furniture choices can transform any rental into a space that feels truly yours.
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Rental-friendly design focuses on what you bring into the space rather than what you change about it. Large area rugs can completely transform flooring without touching a surface. Removable wallpaper adds pattern and color to plain walls with zero residue. Oversized leaning mirrors create drama and reflect light without a single nail hole. The shift from permanent renovation to curated additions often produces more creative, personal results.
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Identify what cannot be changed and plan around it
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Use peel-and-stick wallpaper for accent walls
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Cover floors with area rugs to hide dated flooring
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Hang art and decor with removable adhesive hooks
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Swap out light fixtures and keep the originals for move-out
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Invest in quality portable pieces you will take with you
Peel-and-stick wallpaper on a single accent wall transforms a rental bedroom in an afternoon with zero damage.
AIで試してみよう
Layoutly lets you preview how removable wallpaper, area rugs, and furniture arrangements would look in your rental before you buy. Upload a photo of your apartment and test different non-permanent design changes to find the highest-impact upgrades that you can take with you when you move.
よくある質問
Can I change the look of my rental kitchen without renovating?
Absolutely. Swap cabinet hardware for modern pulls, add peel-and-stick tile on the backsplash, replace the light fixture, and add a butcher block over the countertop. These changes are fully reversible.
What is the best way to cover ugly rental floors?
Large area rugs are the simplest solution. For a bigger transformation, peel-and-stick vinyl floor tiles can be laid over existing surfaces and removed at move-out.
How do I hang art in a rental without damaging walls?
Use adhesive command strips rated for the weight of your art. For heavier pieces, lean them against the wall on the floor or on a shelf. Gallery walls using command strips work well for lighter frames.
