Many owners who renovate an apartment to rent out tend to focus on furniture, paint or the kitchen, while lighting is often left as an afterthought. However, poorly chosen lighting can make a space look smaller, less inviting or even outdated in photos. A good lamp doesn’t just light up a room — it also creates atmosphere, improves functionality and enhances the guest’s overall sense of comfort. That’s why, in apartments intended for tourist or mid-term rentals, choosing the right lighting is especially important. Lamps should be practical, durable and easy to maintain, while also helping the apartment look welcoming both in photos and during the stay. Below, we share…
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How to Improve Comfort in Your Bedroom: Practical Ideas
Spring is just around the corner, and that can only mean one thing. Warmer days are on the way, so it’s the perfect time to get your bedrooms ready and make a few simple updates to ensure the comfort of your guests. Below, we explain how to do it in a practical way.
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Key Apartment Checks to Prepare Your Property for Spring
The arrival of spring is an excellent opportunity to carry out a general inspection of your apartment and ensure everything is in perfect condition. Here are some key recommendations to prepare your property and provide the best possible experience for your guests.
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Lighting in Small Apartments: Key Tips to Create Brighter, More Spacious and Inviting Spaces
In small apartments, every decision matters. The layout, colors, furniture and, above all, the lighting directly influence how the space is perceived. Good lighting not only enhances the apartment’s functionality, but can also make it feel more spacious, tidier and more inviting—something especially important when the property is intended for rental. Many property owners underestimate the impact of lighting and focus solely on structural aspects. However, a well-planned lighting strategy can completely transform an apartment without the need for major renovations. Article Contents Lighting as a Tool to Create a Greater Sense of Space Making the Most of Natural Light General, Task and Ambient Lighting Avoiding Shadows and Dark Corners…
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Instagram-friendly décor ideas for rental apartments
Nowadays, the first viewing of a property rarely happens in person. It happens on a screen. Whether on rental platforms or on social media, especially Instagram, the apartment’s images are key to grabbing attention, sparking interest and creating a strong first impression. Talking about Instagram-friendly décor doesn’t mean turning the apartment into an artificial set or following passing trends. It’s about creating bright, welcoming and cohesive spaces that look great in photos and videos, while also working perfectly for everyday guest living. Below, we’ll go through some practical tips to achieve this, without losing sight of durability, easy maintenance and the property’s profitability.
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Taxation when selling a second home if you are over 65
Selling a property is an important decision and, when it comes to a second home, tax considerations are often one of the main concerns. Among property owners over the age of 65, there is some confusion as to whether the same tax exemptions apply as for a main residence, or whether taxation works differently. In some cases, a property that is currently considered a “second home” may have been a main residence in the recent past, which has implications for its tax treatment and should be analysed carefully. In this article, we clearly explain how the sale of a second home is taxed when the owner is over 65, which…
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The definitive maintenance checklist: what you cannot overlook
The winter season is one of the most demanding times for an apartment. Falling temperatures, increased use of heating, less ventilation and higher humidity put the condition of the property to the test. Carrying out a preventive inspection before the cold weather arrives helps avoid incidents, unnecessary costs and inconvenience for the tenant.
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How to Decorate a Family Apartment Without Losing Style
Decorating a family-friendly apartment often comes with a preconceived idea that isn’t always fair: functionality on one side and style on the other. However, nowadays it’s absolutely possible to create spaces designed for families that are comfortable and Article contents Go for a neutral and versatile base Functional furniture with style Well-organised spaces that make you want to stay Textiles that add warmth and balance Simple, well-chosen décor Think about the apartment’s real-life use 1. Go for a neutral and versatile base Neutral colours are a great ally in family-friendly apartments. Shades such as off-white, beige, sand or light grey bring brightness, a sense of order and an easy-to-work-with base…
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How to Combine Natural and Artificial Lighting for a More Attractive Apartment
Lighting is one of the most important factors influencing the perception of an apartment. It doesn’t just affect how it looks in photos, but also how it feels during your stay.A well-lit space conveys spaciousness, cleanliness, and comfort, while poor lighting can make even a great apartment lose its appeal. The key is not to choose between natural or artificial light, but to know how to combine them in a balanced and functional way.
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How to Decorate Empty Walls with Balance and Style
Empty walls can make an apartment feel cold or unfinished. A well-thought-out decoration adds balance, style and personality without the need for major changes. In this article, we share practical ideas to decorate empty walls and improve the overall look of your apartment in a simple and long-lasting way.
