Six ways to decorate rented homes from best-out-of-waste material

Updated On: 10 February, 2024 07:40 PM IST | Editor

If you are an outstation bachelor living in a rented home in Mumbai looking to decorate your house, here are some easy ways to decorate your home using the best-out-of-waste material

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If you are an outstation bachelor living in a rented home in Mumbai looking to decorate your house, here are some easy ways to decorate your home using the best-out-of-waste material

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Since including nature has become an essential part, creating or involving small plants like succulents and the ones that are easy to maintain can enhance the beauty of your home. You can also grow plants potted in used bottles and paint buckets.    

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There are hundreds of ways to recycle old boxes into storage. These boxes can be used to either store clothes or other items that you use regularly.  

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Try transforming wine corks into a bulletin board, repurposing wooden pallets for a coffee table, and creating a wall collage with magazine cutouts.  

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Transform the nostalgia of old newspapers into charming wall art, each piece carrying its own story and history. 

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Breathe new life into used tyres and other recycled materials, making a coffee table out of them that not only serves its purpose but tells a unique tale of reinvention. 

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Give a second life to old fabric by fashioning it into cushion covers, adding a touch of familiarity and warmth to your home. Photos Courtesy: iStock

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Six ways to decorate rented homes from best-out-of-waste material

If you are an outstation bachelor living in a rented home in Mumbai looking to decorate your house, here are some easy ways to decorate your home using the best-out-of-waste material

Since including nature has become an essential part, creating or involving small plants like succulents and the ones that are easy to maintain can enhance the beauty of your home. You can also grow plants potted in used bottles and paint buckets. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

There are hundreds of ways to recycle old boxes into storage. These boxes can be used to either store clothes or other items that you use regularly. &nbsp;

Try transforming wine corks into a bulletin board, repurposing wooden pallets for a coffee table, and creating a wall collage with magazine cutouts. &nbsp;

Transform the nostalgia of old newspapers into charming wall art, each piece carrying its own story and history.&nbsp;

Breathe new life into used tyres and other recycled materials, making a coffee table out of them that not only serves its purpose but tells a unique tale of reinvention.&nbsp;

Give a second life to old fabric by fashioning it into cushion covers, adding a touch of familiarity and warmth to your home. Photos Courtesy: iStock

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High tidal waves in Mumbai delay Lalbaugcha Raja`s visarjan

Since including nature has become an essential part, creating or involving small plants like succulents and the ones that are easy to maintain can enhance the beauty of your home. You can also grow plants potted in used bottles and paint buckets.

There are hundreds of ways to recycle old boxes into storage. These boxes can be used to either store clothes or other items that you use regularly.

Try transforming wine corks into a bulletin board, repurposing wooden pallets for a coffee table, and creating a wall collage with magazine cutouts.

Transform the nostalgia of old newspapers into charming wall art, each piece carrying its own story and history.

Breathe new life into used tyres and other recycled materials, making a coffee table out of them that not only serves its purpose but tells a unique tale of reinvention.