There are few things in life as pleasurable as
decorating a new house or apartment . The desire to explore every corner and make everything feel personal is obvious and can be done in different ways. Those who
rent have an additional challenge: the landlord is not always willing to allow drastic renovations to be carried out, so the tenant often has to think about decorating the space without involving major demolitions and changes. Check out some tips below to do this:
Highlights of the property
Apartamento Jurerê - Projeto de Marcelo Salum (Divulgação/CASACOR)
Every rented apartment captivates the tenant with one or more "key points". Whether it's a kitchen counter, a perfect space for a coffee corner or a gourmet area, the important thing is to invest in this point of the property to decorate and transform it into the protagonist of the home.
Works of art
(Denilson Machado, do MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
Investing in paintings, sculptures or ornaments for your new home is a beautiful way to express your personality. Choose an
attractive piece of art and place it in prominent places: living room, bedroom, hallway, etc. You can also choose to place
family portraits .
Creative design
(Denilson Machado, do MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
Projeto de Rafael Mirza (Dhani Borges/CASACOR)
The landlord won't let you paint the walls? Then wallpaper could be the solution. There are all sorts of options to suit the most
diverse tastes and styles : colorful, textured, patterned, minimalist or extravagant.
Functional furniture
Projeto assinado por Rafael Ramos (Fotos: Juliano Colodeti, do MCA Estudio /Produção visual: Andrea Brito Velho/CASACOR)
Investing in custom furniture is not something that is very common in rented apartments, so if you are going to buy ready-made furniture, it is important to pay attention to the
dimensions of the space and also to opt for a
multifunctional piece of furniture to ensure practicality for your home routine.
Rugs
Projeto de Vivian Reimers. (Luiza Schreier/CASACOR)
Guaranteed to bring coziness,
rugs are incredible pieces to bring comfort to the living room and make the apartment feel like home.
Plants in the decor
Projeto assinado por Carmen Zaccaro (Juliano Colodeti, do MCA Estúdio/CASACOR)
Plants can bring freshness and purification to a home, and are therefore highly recommended for a new home, whether rented or not. If you plan to place them indoors, it is worth looking for
species that adapt to low light , such as
lavender , ferns, cacti, zamioculcas, snake plants and many others.
