This article discusses a renter-friendly solution for protecting kitchen walls from cooking splatters. Utilizing retro floral peel and stick wallpaper from Temu and self-adhesive trim from Amazon, the author transformed their kitchen in under 45 minutes for under £20, offering an affordable, stylish, and easily removable upgrade perfect for renters.
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Maximalist Gardens – Bold, Beautiful & Unapologetically You
Transform your outdoor space into a vibrant haven with maximalist gardening. Renters can embrace colour and personality using removable decor and temporary paint. Key tips include layering plants of varying heights, choosing bold palettes with black as a base, and integrating statement pieces. Personalize even small spaces for a lively, inviting atmosphere.
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Fantastic Hallway Transformation in Just One Day
A hallway mini makeover transformed an understairs cupboard from bland to beautiful using bold wallpaper and pale neon pink paint. The DIY project included challenges like uneven walls, but the result is a whimsical, functional space enhanced by decorative details and proper ventilation, making it a cheerful addition to the home.
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Fantastic Neon Pops of Colour For Your Rented Home – Spray paint DIY Special
This month, Kiki’s House showcases creative spray paint DIY projects that transform everyday items into vibrant decor suitable for renters. With a focus on budget-friendly, unique pieces like a neon-pink plant pot and an ombré “Relax” sign, the post encourages others to refresh their spaces using second-hand finds and personalised touches.
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Brilliant Kitchen Lighting Ideas That Make a Big Impact
I finally found the perfect under-cabinet lights and I’m OBSESSED. Rechargeable, and super easy to install—literally took 2 minutes!
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Unexpected: “Horror to Hooray” with this Neon DIY Makeover!
I transformed a creepy ceramic jar shaped like a doll’s head into a vibrant, colorful plant pot through a DIY neon ombré painting process. This project, originating from a charity shop find, showcases the joy of transforming unique items into personalized decor. It’s a satisfying way to upcycle and express creativity.
