Photos + Measurements = Multiple furniture plans
(and after actually being "in" the space, even those plans changed - so be adaptable)
(Yes - you CAN paint: you don't have to live in boring white walls. All you have to do is ask + other ideas to transform your rental house to your home)
(good read for anyone looking to refresh their space with paint)
(switch a track + cans for spots + pendants, switch a builder chandy for an updated drum, save the ceiling fan - just switch the light kit)
(dealing with the challenge of imagining new walls with existing pictures)
(Not enough existing window panels in the length you need? Try thrift!)
The posts above are a collection of previous posts... Below are a few I'm working to post shortly. I don't know about you, but it's actually taking longer to edit pics for posts because of wanting to ensure the add of picture identification or watermarks due to Pinterest - but grateful for the pins!!
Coming Soon:
Coming up:
Renting: Restyling a New Office With Thrift
Coming up:
Old Thrift - New Look: A Skirted Buffet
Coming up:
Renting: A New Closet Needs New Arrangement
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Are you a renter or a home owner?
What are some decor tips you've learned while renting?
Thanks for stopping by!
I'm renting currently and one litte one is to make your own DIY spice rack by cutting dowels and inserting in a kitchen drawer. Cheap and effective.
ReplyDeleteI also found a great coffee table food book by Chef Alain Ducasse at thrift shop for $2.50 and cut out great food photgraphy and put in matted black frames for dining room. $32.50 for six picture!
Yay! Thrift! Thanks for sharing David!!
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Even though I am not renting, your ideas and so refreshing and your rooms are so stylish without spending an inordinate amount of money! You show us that you can have a stylish living area and personalize it instead of settling for cookie cutter room in a box stores! You rock, Linda! Love your style and all your ideas! Ana
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas and inspiring pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas and inspiring pictures!
ReplyDeleteGreat post, thanks so much for sharing! Welcome to AZ!!! In a few months I hope you aren't too scared off by the heat! I am from Chicago, but nine years later I am still not use to the heat! I look forward to hearing about your new adventure in AZ and maybe some local cool places/finds that you write about that I can actually visit too... although, like your recent move... we may be relocating to Los Angeles/Pasadena area for my hubby's job... life is currently in limbo, but if we move there, we may be renting, so your article was very appropriate for me. Great stuff as always!!! Welcome to the Valley!
ReplyDeleteVery inspiring, I am a renter and would love to paint my boring beige walls but they have a texture to them. Any suggestions.
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