Bathroom Renovation Ideas for a Rental Apartment

You've recently moved into a rental and besides having a small bathroom, you're not thrilled with its layout either. You'd like to renovate but your budget doesn't allow for it. There are solutions even for these situations. With a touch of creativity, you'll be able to change the look of your bathroom without making a major dent in your wallet.

If painting isn't a feasible option, consider what you can put on the walls to fill the empty space and change the bathroom's look. You could fill the wall with posters or various magazine clippings, or any other funny images that will brighten up the bathroom. Invest in a colorful shower curtain which, once hung, will definitely make a difference.

You can even add a print to the tiles on the wall. Make sure you will be able to easily remove it when you leave the apartment.

If the faucets or lighting fixtures are faulty, speak to the owner about replacing or repairing them as needed.

What can you do with your floor? If its surface doesn't delight you, choose a bathroom rug that imitates a certain geometric pattern or any other option that conceals imperfections.

Most renters face the issue of bathroom lighting. The lack of a window is inconvenient, but you can still improvise to achieve the desired effect. If the space is too dark, change the bulb to one with higher wattage. When buying a shower curtain, choose a light color.

When it comes to the bathtub area, this is where you can personalize the space to your liking. A waterproof and moisture-resistant poster on the wall and some bath sponges are just a few elements that can change the look.

Do you like plants? A pot with a moisture-loving plant will be a practical solution to freshen up the bathroom decor; a vase with a few flowers will work just as well. Don't forget about storage space; you can create various storage modules according to your needs.

The most important thing is to personalize the space according to your taste so that your stay in the apartment is as comfortable as possible. Good luck!