The first official day of fall is September 22! Grab a pumpkin spice latte (and a glue gun) to start the season off right with these DIY fall decorations for your apartment, made from materials that you can find at the dollar store or on a nature walk! Read the rest of this entry »

Believe in yourself. Work hard. Never give up. These are some important words of wisdom for anyone looking to achieve their dreams, but we want to add, “Rent your furniture” to this list. How do you become one of those impressive people that turn their big dreams into reality? It’s all about how you spend your time, money, and energy. By renting furniture, you can make the most out of all three! Read the rest of this entry »

We can’t all have Martha Stewart’s eye for colors, patterns, and centerpieces. With today’s technology, however, we don’t really need to! Even the most aesthetically oblivious person can create their dream apartment with a little help. Check out these top smartphone apps that can help you transform a lackluster apartment into your stylish oasis – in a snap! Read the rest of this entry »

It’s time to move and your mind is racing. Who will I hire to move things? What kind of furniture will I buy? Will all the stuff from IKEA fall apart? While all of these things could be on your stress list, they don’t have to be—a furnished apartment solves all of these problems, and more! But if you’ve ever heard myths about them (“They’re impersonal,” “They’re lame!”) we’re here to debunk those, because it couldn’t be further from the truth! Read on to see how to make your new furnished apartment look awesome. Read the rest of this entry »

If you think furnished apartments aren’t on-trend, think again. Living stylishly is one of the many advantages of renting a furnished apartment! From picking throw pillows to the season’s cutest patterns for your doormat, find out how to flip any furnished apartment into a home that feels absolutely fabulous. Read the rest of this entry »

Moving for work? After an internship far away? Playing like George Clooney in Up in the Air? You’ll need somewhere to stay for the next few months, and finding good temporary housing can be quite a hassle. Hotels are always an option but if you’re looking for something a little more personal than a suitcase and generic artwork, you may want to take a peek at furnished apartments in your new area. Apartments offer not only greater space and amenities at a better price, they also offer you somewhere to really call home, at least for a little while! Read the rest of this entry »

There are so many perks to living in an apartment, especially a small one! Less space to clean, no yard work to hassle with, and things always feel cozy. When you have a lot of clothes and knick-knacks, though, small apartment closets pose a big problem. Here are a few organization tips to help you breathe easy in your cozy digs. Read the rest of this entry »

Ever moved somewhere, excited to start fresh and eager to explore, only to realize that you need to go…furniture shopping? Bleh. While you may have heard of furnished apartments for corporate travelers and last-minute movers, you may not know that they’re a super smart choice for off-campus housing, too. Dare we say, an A+ option? Check out our five reasons! Read the rest of this entry »

“Furnished apartments aren’t stylish.” “Furnished apartments cost a fortune!” “There’s no personality in furnished apartments.” “Only certain apartments come furnished.” Okay, we’ve heard it all. There are so many myths about furnished apartments and not nearly enough time to debunk them all. Find out the truth behind these four big myths and give ApartmentSearch a try today! Read the rest of this entry »

Whether it’s your mom, friend, or new significant other that happens to “pop in,” it’s bound to happen: someone will want to see your apartment. Bachelor pads have the stigma of being very “Bond-esque,” but how practical is a secret door that’s hidden behind a sleek bookshelf? Here are some tips on how to pull off a bachelor pad when you’re not saving the world (but could easily be mistaken for trying). Read the rest of this entry »