With all of the fantastic benefits that come with travel nursing, there are a few aspects that might make the decision a little more difficult. Finding accommodation that meets your requirements is a demanding challenge, but making your temporary dwelling seem like home may be even more difficult.

The simplest thing you can do right away brings a handful of your favorite smaller, packable items. Pack your favorite images of friends and family, literature, and décor to immediately add elements of your life and individuality to your space. Because you can’t take everything, being judicious with the minor stuff you adore is essential. While considering space, try to choose objects that you would enjoy: would you rather have images of your friends and family around your house or enormous art?

 After you’ve set up the decoration you brought, take a look around your new home and decide which rooms and/or regions of the house may use a little freshening up, and then use these ideas and tactics.

• Work on The Lighting

The lighting in your apartment or house may set the tone for the entire environment. If you can’t find a house with large windows, consider providing light where you can.

Begin by using curtains to magnify the windows you have. During the day, open your curtains to let in natural light while still providing seclusion when needed. There are various temporary curtain rod and hook choices that will not harm your rental.

String lights, lamps, and pendant lights are all viable solutions for illuminating your temporary environment. Pendant lights with cords may be effortlessly mounted from your ceiling with an adhesive hook, giving flair and overhead lighting. This will look very stylish in a corner. String lights may also be used to frame a wall and liven up an area by hanging them with adhesive hooks. Try them along the perpendicular wall to your bed for some warm midnight lighting.

Lighting may improve the mood as well as the overall appearance of your newly discovered room. To make your kitchen feel more posh, install LED motion-sensor lights under your cabinets. The motion sensors will also come in useful while you are coming and returning from shifts in the early mornings or late at night.

• Work on Organization

The arrangement of your house may be the simplest approach to feel at peace in your new location. When everything has a place, your area will feel organized and prepared for your hectic agenda. The added benefit is that you can add style to each space while arranging it. To create a unified atmosphere, try to choose a range of storage pieces that will fit your décor. Long thin fabric bins for under your bed are an excellent way to maximize storage while concealing your items. Bathroom storage containers are ideal for goods and toiletries.

Storage might be a bit more difficult in a rental place, but it is absolutely achievable using sticky stick solutions. Look for floating shelves with sticky strips or shelves that dangle from strings that may be hung on the wall. Shelves provide storage and organization that your space may lack, and they may also serve as a focus point for your décor. The nicest aspect is that you can pack your shelves and take them with you when you move.

• Work on Your Rooms’ Color

Several rental properties have white walls and neutral tones, but that doesn’t mean you can’t inject some color into your space. There are several ways to add a burst of color throughout your home that may accompany you to each job.

The most common way to give additional vibrance to the room is by using peel and stick wallpaper, which is a fun accent wall and a terrific way to bring some life into your house. You have complete control over the color, design, and positioning of your new house. Measure the length of your wall, cut your pieces, and carefully arrange the paper on your wall until you are ready to pack up and move to your next travel nursing assignment. Most peel and stick wallpapers are reusable, so do some research before you buy to guarantee you get more usage.

If you want to brighten up a whole area, go for an accent rug that immediately makes you happy. Rugs have the ability to radically transform the look and feel of a place. You can find any size, so whether you want a giant rug for your living room or a little rug to bring a pop of color to your closet, experiment and discover what you like most.

Pick up some flowers for your kitchen table for a splash of color. This is a simple way to add color, texture, and vitality to your house without packing anything new. This is also convertible décor that you can replace with fresh hues when your old flowers wilt without having to bring them with you when you move.

• Maintain Cleanliness

This may seem little, but having a clean environment may make all the difference. This goes beyond merely organizing, but dusting your baseboards and thoroughly cleaning the shower will help you feel more at ease in your new surroundings. Grout pens to hide any stain, spackle to fix any gaps in the walls, and other essential items for locked-in dirt are available.

• Express Your Personality

Even though your new lodging may not be permanent, it is your place for the duration of your 13-week contract, and you want to feel comfortable entering into your house after a hard shift. But, before you do any of these tiny tricks, take photos of your new location so that when it’s time to pack up, you know how to leave it exactly as you found it. It is also critical to look over your lease to determine what is and is not permitted, as this varies depending on where you live. Most essential, have fun and arrange your room to reflect your personality!