Decorating Short Rental Accommodations with Style at a Reduced Budget

Decorating a short rental accommodation doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. With creativity and intelligent choices, it is possible to create a welcoming, functional and aesthetically pleasant environment without exceeding your budget.

In this article we explore tips and ideas for decorating short rental accommodation with style and functionality, while keeping costs under control.

Choosing affordable and good quality materials is crucial to maintaining a pleasant style without compromising the longevity of the items. Elements such as wood, cork or iron are materials that, in addition to being affordable, bring a feeling of comfort and elegance to the space.

Suggestions:

• Use washable fabrics that are easy to remove for washing or replacing.
• Choose modular furniture made from recycled wood or metal, which combines durability with a lower cost.
• Invest in low-energy LED lighting to save money in the long term.

Including elements in the décor that reflect local culture can make the accommodation more welcoming and help create an authentic experience for the guest.

Handcrafted pieces, paintings by local artists or regional fabrics, are elements that convey authenticity, allowing guests to immerse themselves in the culture and essence of the destination while promoting the region’s economy and sustainable tourism.

Suggestions:

• Use pillows or blankets handmade by local artisans.
• Hang photographs or paintings that depict landscapes or culture of the region.
• Place small sculptures or handmade ceramics as decorative objects.
• Use furniture inspired by local architecture

Plants are one of the most affordable and effective ways to instantly improve the decor of any space. In addition to being aesthetically pleasant, plants provide fresh, natural air to the environment, without much cost.

Suggestions:

• Choose low-maintenance plants like green lily, aloe vera or cacti, which are also elegant.
• Use pots made from natural materials such as terracotta or handmade ceramics.
• Opt for hanging plants or vertical gardens to create a unique atmosphere.

Creating a harmonious environment with a reduced budget requires carefully choosing where to invest. Small details can make a difference, such as adding rugs to warm up the space, choosing multifunctional furniture or even rearranging the layout to optimize the space.

Suggestions:

• Use large mirrors to visually enlarge the space.
• Invest in comfortable rugs and curtains in soft colors to bring comfort and charm.
• Multifunctional furniture such as sofa beds or folding tables can optimize space and save cost.

Instead of renovating all the furniture, consider updating just a few details that impact the environment. Changing door handles, cushions, sofa covers or even lighting can give a new life to the space without the need for a large investment.

Suggestions:

• Change cushion covers according to seasons or trends.
• Use low-energy decorative lamps to create different atmospheres
• Customize with new cabinet or drawer handles for a modern look.