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Paint with neutral colors -

A landlord won't object to an old wall being given a new coat of paint, but just remember to keep it neutral.

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New light fixtures -

Some light fixtures can be replaced without interfering with the wiring. Also, if you put nicer ones in, the landlord will have no grounds to complain.

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Cover tiles with vinyl -

If your tiled floors are unsightly, you can always cover them with a sheet of vinyl, which is easy to remove.

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Shower head -

Sometimes shower heads get old and lose some functionality. Replacing them is very straightforward.

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Under bed storage -

If your apartment is somewhat lacking in storage space, buying removable containers is a great way to conveniently make use of extra room.

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Radiator covers -

If your apartment has boring looking radiators, you can always add covers to hide them from plain sight.

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Get decent furniture -

An investment, perhaps, but a pleasant one nonetheless. Plus, when you move out, you can take them with you!

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Closet storage space -

Try to utilize as much storage space as possible, if needed. A closet will sometimes have extra room for boxes, for instance.

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New cabinet doors -

As mentioned, landlords shouldn't object to any neutral improvements made. If you want to make your cabinets nicer looking, get some new doors.

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Kitchen storage space -

Consider buying some extra detachable units for the kitchen, if you need extra space. They'll be easy to remove.

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Lighting -

Remember that you don't need to interfere with the structure of the apartment if you feel it is lacking in light. Lamps and candles can be used.

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Faux marble effect -

Marble is a very attractive kitchen and bathroom surface, which explains its popularity. However, the same effect can be achieved through faux marble stick-on paper.

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Faux tile effect -

A backsplash is just the trendy thing to liven up your kitchen. Again, it is possible to buy faux tile effect stick-on paper.

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Remove cabinet doors -

If you hate your cabinet doors, but can't afford to replace them, they can always be removed and then re-attached when you move out!

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Concrete/metal effect wallpaper -

If you like an industrial feel in certain rooms, you can buy removable wall stickers that will have the desired effect and be easy to remove.

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Furniture with built-in storage -

Looking for more storage space? Then why not invest in a foot stool that doubles as a storage unit!

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Removable wooden tiles -

If you are fortunate enough to have a nice balcony, why not decorate it with removable wooden tiles? It'll look nice, and be far less unpleasant to walk on in the colder months!

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Washi tape -

Using washi tape to decorate your walls is a great and non-permanent way to utilize your artistic flair.

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Reclaimed wood wall -

Having a reclaimed wood wall is very fashionable, and they are also entirely removable.

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Contact paper -

If you're in a position where your windows don't give you any privacy, consider using contact paper. This will allow light to penetrate the windows, but people won't be able to see inside.

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Stainless steel contact paper -

Peel-on stainless steel stickers can be placed over a dreary, old-looking dishwasher for that brand new effect!

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Command hooks -

These fantastic and cheap hooks are great for hanging things on walls without leaving any holes or residue when removed.

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Window shades/curtains -

If you hate your window shades and curtains, replace them! This can always be done without causing much damage or disruption.

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Folding screens -

These screens are very useful for hiding anything that you don't want to be seen, especially if your apartment is on the small side.

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Shelving -

Get some shelving that you like the look of, and take advantage of the storage space that it provides!

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Shoe rack -

Getting a shoe rack is a great way to save space. It is also a much more tidy-looking way to store your shoes.

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Entryway -

Make use of the entryway by utilizing it as additional storage space. This is especially important if your apartment is small.

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Dividing wall -

Consider using bookshelves as a dividing wall between rooms if you live in a studio flat. The shelves can also double as even more storage space!

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Plants -

Investing in a few plants is a great way to bring life (literally) to an apartment. If you are very busy, buy plants that need watering less frequently.

Source: (Home Addict)

Click here to discover the best indoor plants for your apartment!

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