10 ways to spice up your rented space, from bookshelves to mirrors


By AGENCY

A tapestry wall hanging is used in lieu of traditional artwork. — Photos: TNS

You have moved into your new home or apartment, and now you want to decorate. There is just one problem: You are living in a rental residence.

But while renters are typically prevented from altering a rental property, there are number of ways to “spice up your space” without upsetting your landlord or in the case of a dormitory, getting into trouble with your dorm mates or school.

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