The bathroom isn’t the first place people prioritize in their homes, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with a space that feels blah either. If your bathroom could use a little revamp and you’re ...

Yellowed paint, scuzzy grout, lighting fixture picked out by your landlord—it's hard to be anything but discouraged when looking at your rental apartment's bathroom and envisioning a way to decorate ...

Renting and making the space feel like your own are not mutually exclusive. While working within the parameters of your lease, it’s more than possible to do some renter-friendly bathroom updates.

Don't be afraid to invest in a few pieces of art you really love. You'll be able to enjoy them now and take them with you when you move. "Art can immediately elevate the sophistication of a space and ...

Renters, don’t fret: There are ways to get the look of a new bathroom and kitchen. Read on for steals and splurges that allow renters the feel of having their own, customized home. It should go ...

There’s no reason your rental bathroom doesn’t deserve a little love: You (obviously) make use of it every day, and if it’s the only loo in your small space, your guests will be paying it a visit ...

Bathroom countertops are one of those spots that can quickly become messy and unmanageable. Before you know it, all your skincare essentials, claw clips, and hair tools are strewn haphazardly across ...

Adam covers home improvements and mobile networks, splitting his time investigating topics from bathrooms to phone contracts. He was shortlisted at the BSME Talent Awards 2024. Your bathroom or shower ...