If you're reading this, I already know you're a home-proud decor junkie like most of us. So you are part of an incredible club! We'll tell you everything you need to know about decorating a rental living room. \n\nRead also:
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1. Choose a smaller sofa and armchair set
\nWhen decorating a rental living room, it all starts with the sofa. So avoid getting a sofa that is large and just fits your current one-size room. Who knows how long you'll stay in this rental. We wouldn't want you to invest in a huge sectional sofa and then not be able to fit it into your next property. \n\nConsidering the above, it is much wiser to choose a two or three seater sofa as the main sofa and then add one or two armchairs as additional seating. If you were to move into a house with a smaller living room and the chairs wouldn't fit, they could at least fit in the bedrooms or a rumpus. \n\nRead also:
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2. Push two small mats together
\nHere's another tip for renters who aren't sure how long they'll stay in their home. Again, as with the sofa, avoid installing a huge rug in your current rental living room. It might not fit in the next accommodation, and you've just wasted your money. \n\nA heavily patterned rug may not line up properly or look too visually distracting. Feel free to experiment and don't be afraid to line up the edges in store to see if the look suits you. \n\nRead also:
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3. Use side tables as coffee tables
\nHere's another tip that takes into account moving to your next home. The last thing you want to do is invest in a coffee table that suddenly won't fit into your future living room. \n\nIn fact, the idea of using a set of side tables as a coffee table is original. This allows great flexibility in the use of the room. If you choose lightweight tables, you can move them wherever you want. \n\nYou could place a large round top in the center of this four table setup to hide some of the breaks/lines on the edges. This is also a great idea if you live with a shared apartment, because when you move and go your separate ways, you can share the side tables. \n\nRead also:
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4. Hang canvases or fabrics on the wall
\nArt is probably the most important issue when decorating a rental living room. The sad news is that you can't hang just any piece of art. Most homeowners prohibit hooks in the walls, which means you're forced to use art that can be hung easily. \n\nThe removable hooks can hold up to 7kg, meaning you can use large canvases and create a real impact on a wall. \n\nThink outside the box and consider different types of lightweight artwork, like fabric, that can give you a dramatic effect without being too heavy. \n\nRead also:
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5. Go bold with removable wallpaper
\nThe fabulous news for those of you decorating a rental living room is that you don't have to miss out on the action. \n\nThere are many brands of removable wallpaper on the market today, and the models have made considerable progress. The ability to apply and peel these wallpapers means you can create the type of ambiance and sense of permanence that you would get in a home you own. At the end of your lease, you do not have to lose your obligations because the walls are not damaged. \n\nRead also:
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6. Focus on plants
\nAn oversized plant is one of those things that can make a real difference to a space. They are very useful for decorating a rental living room because you can take them with you when you move. They can be oversized, but there will always be an awkward corner in a future living room. It is in this awkward corner that you will place your plant. \n\nRead also:
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7. Hang a grid of mirrors instead of one large mirror
\nMirrors are like art when decorating a rental living room: you can't really hang the heavy varieties. In this case, you can consider two things: a stunning angled mirror or a grid of lighter mirrors. \n\nAngled mirrors are very trendy at the moment. They're chic, they're portable, and they're ideal for a rental salon. If the space is small, an angled mirror near a door or window will bounce light around the room. In this case, don't hesitate to find the best laser level to ensure a more secure fit. \n\nRead also:
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