michaela
I really wanna decorate my room. It's so boring. I live in an apartment, which sucks because I can't paint it! Does anyone have any ideas on how to decorate it? Plus, I'm on a low-budget!
Also, does anyone know where to get damask wall stickers?
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You're lucky, I've recently been introduced to a new style of wall designing perfect for tenants who don't own their space/room/apartment. No need to paint or worry about wall stains from glues. The designs are decals pressed up to the walls. Very easy to setup, too!
Visit this website:
http://www.dezignmywall.com/
They've a VERY wide range of designs. From kiddie, to teens, to nature, to grownup, oh, so many!!!
You can visit them on facebook too:
http://www.facebook.com/dezignmywall.shop
You're lucky, I've recently been introduced to a new style of wall designing perfect for tenants who don't own their space/room/apartment. No need to paint or worry about wall stains from glues. The designs are decals pressed up to the walls. Very easy to setup, too!
Visit this website:
http://www.dezignmywall.com/
They've a VERY wide range of designs. From kiddie, to teens, to nature, to grownup, oh, so many!!!
You can visit them on facebook too:
http://www.facebook.com/dezignmywall.shop
How much is the (average) rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Paris?
T.C
Answer
It really depends on many factors, location, size, etc. You CAN get some starting at 280⬠a month, not the best conditions, however, this may or may not include charges. So rent could be 280â¬+ch/cc. Usually MOST decent, if style really matters, will start around 550â¬+ch/cc a month. Some do charge weekly, especially of cause for holiday rentals.
If you are going to look around for an apt, you need to look for a T2, it means 1 bedroom apt, there is T2 bis but that means inc an office. Studio apts are just as pricey and studio is studio in French.
If you want to search online and you don't know french, keywords should be location immobilières, might get more search hits then if searching in English.
Hope this helps
edit: Cabal is right, however, I have found some really sh*t quality ones in Paris for dirt cheap, but I wouldn't find them liveable, if you have "expectations" but if you just want a roof over your head, just temporarily until you'd have the money, it's ok.
If you find ones starting at 580, which I have seen for myself, the charges will vary depending on the agency.
For a better understanding, here it is.
SDB : Salle De Bain.
SDD : Salle De Douche (quand il n'y à pas de baignoire) "rarement utilisé"
STUDIO : une seule pièce fait office de chambre, séjour, cuisine... la SDB est séparée.
T1 ou F1 : la cuisine est séparée (par une cloison) de la pièce principale + SDB. = T1bis f1bis
T1 bis / F1 bis : la cuisine est ouverte sur le salon + 1 pièce + SDB. En fait c'est un studio avec une chambre.
La méconnaissance des codes pousse certains propriétaires et agents immobilier à confondre un T1 BIS et un T2 ou à jouer de la faible différence entre les deux.
Certains le font volontairement pour ne pas embrouiller encore plus leur client.
T2 ou F2 : une cuisine + 2 pièces (chambres ou salon ou salle à manger ou bureau...) + SDB.
If you would be alone, studio apartment, T1/F1 etc is what u want but if ur couple or sharing with room mate, T2/F2 if u want more formal setup.
It really depends on many factors, location, size, etc. You CAN get some starting at 280⬠a month, not the best conditions, however, this may or may not include charges. So rent could be 280â¬+ch/cc. Usually MOST decent, if style really matters, will start around 550â¬+ch/cc a month. Some do charge weekly, especially of cause for holiday rentals.
If you are going to look around for an apt, you need to look for a T2, it means 1 bedroom apt, there is T2 bis but that means inc an office. Studio apts are just as pricey and studio is studio in French.
If you want to search online and you don't know french, keywords should be location immobilières, might get more search hits then if searching in English.
Hope this helps
edit: Cabal is right, however, I have found some really sh*t quality ones in Paris for dirt cheap, but I wouldn't find them liveable, if you have "expectations" but if you just want a roof over your head, just temporarily until you'd have the money, it's ok.
If you find ones starting at 580, which I have seen for myself, the charges will vary depending on the agency.
For a better understanding, here it is.
SDB : Salle De Bain.
SDD : Salle De Douche (quand il n'y à pas de baignoire) "rarement utilisé"
STUDIO : une seule pièce fait office de chambre, séjour, cuisine... la SDB est séparée.
T1 ou F1 : la cuisine est séparée (par une cloison) de la pièce principale + SDB. = T1bis f1bis
T1 bis / F1 bis : la cuisine est ouverte sur le salon + 1 pièce + SDB. En fait c'est un studio avec une chambre.
La méconnaissance des codes pousse certains propriétaires et agents immobilier à confondre un T1 BIS et un T2 ou à jouer de la faible différence entre les deux.
Certains le font volontairement pour ne pas embrouiller encore plus leur client.
T2 ou F2 : une cuisine + 2 pièces (chambres ou salon ou salle à manger ou bureau...) + SDB.
If you would be alone, studio apartment, T1/F1 etc is what u want but if ur couple or sharing with room mate, T2/F2 if u want more formal setup.
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