Furnishing a rental space can be challenging, especially with the potential for future moves. Common mistakes include purchasing decor items without proper planning. Interior designers emphasize the importance of making thoughtful choices rather than filling space with items that lack significance. Suggested strategies include investing in multifunctional furniture, such as a dining table that can serve as a workspace, and opting for smaller or flexible pieces that are easier to part with. Upcycling and customizing budget finds are recommended to create personalized spaces.
Many renters tend to buy items just to fill space or cover walls - often things they don't truly love. Later, when they move into their dream home, they realize those purchases were unnecessary and regret the money spent.
If a client works from home, I'd suggest investing in a mid-priced set that's sturdy enough to function as both a workspace by day and dining table by night.
For maximum flexibility, he recommends a table with a leaf. It can expand to suit a proper dining room in their next home.
Consider upcycling hand-me-downs or customizing a budget find with paint or new cushions to make furnishings more personal and valuable.
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