As a landlord, you want to make your apartments look as attractive as possible. The easiest way you can transform your space is by changing the color of the walls. But which paint colors will work best for a rental? Read on to learn more:
White
White is far from bland. In fact, for apartments and other rentals, white walls can be extremely beneficial. They will go with any kind of décor your renters have, plus it will make the space appear larger than it really is (a bonus when trying to sell property). And if a specific apartment has limited natural light, white walls will make a space feel brighter than it normally would.
Cream/Beige
As beneficial as white walls can be, they are prone to show dirt. If you’re worried about this, you can paint your walls a few shades darker with a cream or beige color. Not only will this help hide scratches, nicks, and dirt, but it will also create a warm and pleasant feeling in your apartment.
Gray
Gray walls provide a sleek and modern look no matter how old the apartment truly is. Since gray colors are currently popular, chances are that your renters’ furniture will automatically match a gray color scheme. Gray walls will also help hide dirt or scratches that may be on your walls, and lighter grays can help brighten up your space.
Greige
If you can’t decide between gray or beige, then why not go with greige? This great, in-between color has become super popular in recent years. It adds the warmth of cream colors but has that same modern appearance as gray colors do.
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