Old apartment decorating

Arif and his husband believe that maximalism isn't just filling every square inch of your home with random objects. They take time to select what brings them happiness so their home is a safe haven of joy.

The renters of this 202-square-foot studio apartment inside a Victorian-era-house-turned-apartment-building in Louisville, Kentucky ditches conventional wisdom and opts for loud patterns and oversized art.

How to decorate an outdated apartment. Best home decor tips, warm house decor, old living room decor.

Why bother with store-bought when you can whip up chic bathroom organizers in a snap? Gather Mason jars, labels, and your choice of paint or fabric. Create personalized storage for cotton balls, Q-tips, and makeup brushes. Upcycle old wooden crates or trays for a rustic touch.

Even though you're just borrowing this kitchen for now, there are ways to make it your own!

Richard added so much personality and warmth to his rental, it’s kind of astounding. The totally fine but pretty sterile space was full of the standard rental woes; outdated overhead lighting, bland cabinets and a kitchen floor that has seen better days. With a mix of gifts, Craigslist and new purchases, Richard turned the bland apartment into a welcoming and charming home.

Taylor is an interior designer and indoor plant shop owner living in Seattle, and her biggest challenge with her rental space was a small budget. But she did nearly everything on her own, from decorating, painting, and more.