
These Tile Stickers from Huset are a really cute and easy way to update a bathroom or kitchen. Plus, it's probably a lot less expensive to use these stickers on plain tiles than to buy the specially designed tiles.

These Tile Stickers from Huset are a really cute and easy way to update a bathroom or kitchen. Plus, it's probably a lot less expensive to use these stickers on plain tiles than to buy the specially designed tiles.

These Self-Adhesive Metal Tiles from Interior51 are really cool. You can put them anywhere since you just have to peel off the backing and stick them like stickers. Plus, they come in three different finishes so you can arrange them in a bunch of different patterns.
This Hand Print Wallpaper from Branch reminds me of a crazy game of Chutes and Ladders. The black and white scheme makes it much more adult, and not quite so crazy.
I love the crazy geometric shapes in the Stanley modern wallpaper from 2Modern. The bright orange would be great to do on one wall, or just a strip or two in a room.
I really need to expand my closet to a walk in and completely line it with this wallpaper from Ferm Living at Feel More Human. It would just make getting ready in the morning ten times more fun, and you couldn't help but be outrageously fashionable.

These pumpkin and large glass doorknobs and from Graham and Green are just the perfect thing to do a quick upgrade on an apartment. They'll make every door just a little bit more special, and when you move out, you can simply swap all the knobs back to the original ones.
This Ios tub from Victoria and Albert Baths is really sleek. All of the controls are housed separately from the tub, so you don't have to worry about leaning back and having to get comfy with a faucet sticking in your back. And it looks really deep, so you can fill it up and relax.
I think I would never be able to get out of the house in the morning if I installed this Defendius Labyrinth lock from Think Geek. It would be really fun though to lock the door when guests come over and have them let themselves out.
These Kimono tiles from Anchor Bay Tile are made from taking slices of bamboo and mounting them in resin. Each piece is unique in color, shape and texture, making them a focal point in any room. I think they'd make a really interesting new surface for a desk or coffee table.
These reclaimed doors from Smiths Architectural are a great way to quickly make a big change to your home. They're antique doors from the 20s and 30s reclaimed from renovated or demolished houses, but once they're fixed up and in your home, it makes your entry way unique. 

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These braille wall flats from Inhibit are a perfect fix for boring white apartment walls or older dented walls. I wish I knew what it said, but the braille is an unexpected texture that's just enough to make a wall loads more interesting without taking over the rest of the room.


