10 Renter Friendly Home DIY Tutorials

February 5, 2015 separator DIY Tutorial

10 Renter Friendly Home DIY Tutorials

Now that I live in a big city area, I’m realizing that in some places, renting a house or apartment is far more common than buying. Home ownership is a real luxury, but fortunately, the rest of us don’t have to be stuck with generic “blah” dwellings in the meantime. There are so many opportunities to make your mark on your home, even if you’re not committed for the long haul, like these 10 renter friendly DIY home tutorials.

Making a Rental Feel Like Your Own

Paint A simple accent wall can be such a great way to breathe new life into a room, and many landlords will let you paint the walls if you agree to prime back over the paint when you move out.

Art Beautiful, affordable (or free) art has become so accessible with the rise of digital and social media, and there are plenty of ways to display art without having to mar your walls with screws or nails. Try browsing Etsy, free printables (some available here), or various tutorials to make your own!

10 Renter Friendly Home DIY Tutorials

Cherry Blossom Lights Tutorial on Shrimp Salad Circus

Glowing Cherry Blossom Branch Lights

Washi Tape Paper Mache Cafe Sign Tutorial

Metallic Washi Tape Paper Mache Cafe Sign

Christmas Confetti Tea Towel Tutorial

Sparkling Confetti Polka Dot Tea Towel

Geometic Vinyl Decal Tutorial by Shrimp Salad Circus

Geometric Vinyl Wall Decals

House Key Address Shadow Box Frame Art

House Key Address Shadow Box Framed Art

DIY Neon Ombre Coffee Set for Patio or Porch

Neon Ombre Coffee Tray and Canister

Gallery Wall Faux Headboard Tutorial

Frame Collage Faux Headboard Gallery Wall

Taxidermy Pinata Tutorial by Shrimp Salad Circus

Taxidermy Piñata Keepsake Wall Trophy

Frosted Glass French Press Coffee Set Tutorial

Frosted Glass French Press Coffee Pot

Faux Painted Subway Tile Backsplash Header

$30 Faux Subway Tile Painted Backsplash

5 comments

  1. Love the house key memento idea. Made me think of all the keys I’ve saved over the years that are just sitting in a jewelry box. I think I’ll dig out the key to the ’66 Mustang I drove in college and pair it with a matching Hot Wheels toy. So fun!
    Thanks for the inspiration.
    Jan

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