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Tenant-friendly design includes decorating and arranging with landlord permissions and portability in mind. For tenants, it is important to personalize their own home, as well as to offer decorating options that comply with landlord rules and are cost-effective. Here are some suggestions for tenant-friendly design:

Wall Decoration

• Add color and pattern to rooms with adhesive wall stickers or temporary wallpapers.
• Decorate the walls with frameless paintings or posters that can be hung on the wall. You can use hangers or tapes without drilling holes in the walls.

Furniture Selection

• When choosing tenant-friendly furniture, look for lightweight, portable and easy to assemble.
• When opting for large furniture such as beds, cabinets and desks, choose pieces that make it easy to change your layout.
• Increase your storage space by using multipurpose pieces such as modular furniture or storage units.

Lighting

• Use portable lighting options so you can organize your home however you want.
• Customize both lighting and decoration by using portable floor lamps instead of wall-mounted fixtures in your rental home.

Flooring

• Color floors and define spaces in your home using portable flooring such as carpets and rugs.
• Protect your floors and clean them easily using washable and portable mats.

Curtains and Windows

• Easily change and remove your curtains using curtain hangers with rods.
• Provide privacy and lighting control using lightweight and portable blinds or tulle curtains.

Decorative Accessories

• Personalize your home with portable decorative accessories such as pillowcases, blankets, paintings and shelves.
• Choose durable decorative pieces that can be moved without breaking, such as wood, ceramic or woven materials.

Tenant-friendly design is a way to personalize your home and feel at home while taking into account landlord restrictions and portability needs. With these suggestions, you can make living in your rental home more comfortable and enjoyable.