Even though she was moving into a rental apartment, Alexa d’Argence was eager to put her personal stamp on it.
“Loving my space is more important to me than my security deposit. So I just went for it with paint, shelves, window treatments, and upgrading the medicine cabinet,” says d’Argence, who as a senior designer at BAR Architects in San Francisco knows something about creating a stylish space.
“My landlord actually appreciated the improvements. I’d say, consider changes that add value, and that wouldn’t be removed if you moved out,” she . . .
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