In this new apartment, all the walls are a cream white. This is really not my usual thing, because I love color but I am seeing the pluses to it. The light is really bounced off the walls well, and I see how it is possible to inject color into a room without necessarily painting it- like pictures, furniture, and fun accents. That being said, I still really want to decorate my walls. There are so many solutions for renters now- I will round them up for you.
1. Fabric as wallpaper with using starch as glue
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2. Washi tape or electric tape to make designs or patterns
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3. Removable wallpaper
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4. Decals
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These are different vendors I have discovered for the above options:
wallneedslove.com
swagpaper.com
designyourwall.com
wallpops.com
spoonflower.com
cutetape.com
Although these options are probably less expensive than wallpaper, they still aren't cheap (at least 100$ per room, and I'm not even covering all the space!). This is very hard for me because I can't afford to do anything with my walls now, but I am hoping to save up.
wallneedslove.com
swagpaper.com
designyourwall.com
wallpops.com
spoonflower.com
cutetape.com
Although these options are probably less expensive than wallpaper, they still aren't cheap (at least 100$ per room, and I'm not even covering all the space!). This is very hard for me because I can't afford to do anything with my walls now, but I am hoping to save up.
The main things I would like to do is a black and white floral on an accent wall in the master bedroom, blue stripes in the baby's room, and a gold metallic pattern on the dining room ceiling.
Does you have any other ideas for me?





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