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When you're a student moving into your first apartment, decorating can seem like a luxury that's hard to afford.

However, with a little creativity and ingenuity, it's entirely possible to make your new living space your own, and turn it into a warm and welcoming place, without spending a fortune.

Flea markets and second-hand goods!

Brocantes and flea markets are goldmines for inexpensive decorative objects. You can find retro furniture, original knick-knacks, picture frames or mirrors and much more that will add character to your student accommodation! And don't forget that you can negotiate the price yourself.

Recycle and DIY

DIY is a great way to save money while adding your own personal touch to your student apartment. Turn old crates into shelves, restore damaged furniture with a little paint, create wall decorations with photos and posters. Practicing DIY (Do It Yourself) not only saves you money, but also helps you develop your artistic side.

Green up your interior with plants

In addition to their refreshing properties, plants add a soothing ambience to any space. Opt for easy-care houseplants such as cacti. You can also buy aromatic herbs such as basil or chives, which you can even use for cooking!

Create your own cocoon with string lights, cushions or rugs

LED string lights are an economical way of creating a warm, cocooning atmosphere in your student apartment. You can hang them on walls, around shelves or on your bed.

Cushions, rugs and curtains are decorative elements that can totally change the spirit of a room.

Use frames or wall stickers

Frame inspirational photos, illustrations or magazine pages. Arrange them on the wall to create a creative decorating space that reflects your personality.

Check donation and salvage sites for bargains

Many people donate furniture and decorative items they no longer need. You can browse these sites online to find your decorative items for free or at very low prices.

 


Note: In many of our FAC-HABITAT residences, you'll find barter or anti-garbage areas. Neighbors can swap items they're not using for other decorations! You can also drop off items you'd like to part with.

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Step 1
Choose your rental
Choose the city for the residence you want using the map of France in "our residences". The description of the chosen residence will then appear. You can now book your choice of apartment by clicking "Book". 
 
Step 2
Put your file together
You must complete an information form about you and one about your guarantor after confirming your choice of apartment. We will process your file as soon as possible once it has been sent.  
 
Step 3
Sign your lease online
After your application has been accepted and a rental has been allocated, you'll have access to your rental contract and appendixes. You have 5 days to initial and sign the documents and return them to us with items to confirm your booking. The dates for the inventory and key handover will be...
 
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An application dedicated to tenants for online leases and simplified procedures.

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Rent without
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 The rent only incudes charges and contribution. Application fees do not apply.

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Actions include : energy savings and eco-gesture awareness

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Convenient for
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Close to campuses, well connected, with services (laundry, bike parking, etc.) and furnished accommodation

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Experience in supporting tenants' needs

Dedicated activities in residence: welcome drinks, health workshops, etc.