#luxury bathroom furniture

[arwenkaboom]

I have made a new bathroom that aims at the balance of modern luxury and inviting aesthetics. It features a natural stone textures, earthy tones and warm lighting.

All objects are base game and made in multiple recolors. Find all items by searching "arwenk" or "Sirena"

Early access until December 6th.

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[toyastales]

Contemporary Bathroom Design

[dvnlyguided]

[withhomecomfort]

[indeedgoodman]

[mrs-trophy-wife]

[jue1concrete07]

Combining the ancient material of concrete with contemporary lighting design symbolizes bringing the light of civilization into daily life. The simple design pays homage to Roman art, adding interest to the interior while also enhancing its cultural charm. Enriching one's spiritual life, noble yet minimalist interior decoration, this is our philosophy in design.

[decorationinside]

Bridging Time: Neoclassical Style for the Modern Home

[muretti]

Italian bathroom furniture

Our luxury bathrooms feature high-end materials, exquisite finishes and innovative designs. Prioritize yourself and let us design a space where you can unwind, relax, and rejuvenate 🫧

[laceysturmquotes]

Walk Out in DC Metro Basement - large modern walk-out porcelain tile and beige floor basement idea with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace

[carolinhairandmakeup]

Kids in Orlando

[renters-site]

How Renters Should Give Notice to Their Landlord: A Guide for a Smooth Transition

When renting a property, life circumstances sometimes change, and you may need to move out. In these situations, it's crucial to follow proper protocol to ensure a smooth transition. One key step in this process is giving notice to your landlord, as outlined in your lease agreement. Whether you're leaving due to a new job, personal reasons, or simply because your lease is up, here's a guide on how renters should give notice to their landlord.

1. Understand Your Lease Agreement

Before you do anything, carefully review your lease agreement. The notice period required—often referred to as "notice to vacate" or "termination notice"—varies depending on the terms set out in the contract. Commonly, leases require a 30-day or 60-day notice before you move out, but it’s important to check if your agreement has a specific requirement.

Some leases may require you to give notice earlier, especially if you're in a long-term rental agreement, so always make sure to adhere to the specific timeline to avoid breaking the lease prematurely.

2. Give Written Notice

While it's tempting to mention your move-out plans casually during a phone call or in passing, a formal written notice is required. It creates a clear record of your intent and ensures there’s no miscommunication. A written notice should include the following elements:

Your Name and Address: Include your full name and the address of the rental property.

Date of Notice: Specify the date when you are giving notice.

Move-Out Date: Indicate the date you plan to vacate the property.

Reason (Optional): While not always necessary, providing a brief reason for leaving can be courteous.

Signature: End with your signature to formalize the notice.

A written notice can be delivered by email or through regular mail, but certified mail is often a good option to ensure proof of delivery.

3. Respect the Notice Period

Once you’ve given notice, respect the timeline outlined in your lease. If the agreement calls for 30 days' notice, be sure to move out on or before the 30th day. If you fail to do so, your landlord might have grounds to charge you for additional rent or withhold part of your security deposit.

Be prepared for a possible inspection of the rental property. Most landlords will schedule a walk-through to assess the condition of the property and identify any damages. Ensure the property is clean and in good condition to avoid disputes about the return of your security deposit.

4. Communicate Professionally

Whether you’re on good terms with your landlord or not, it's always best to keep your communication professional and respectful. If you’re unsure about the notice process, don’t hesitate to contact the landlord to clarify their expectations.

If you're leaving due to issues with the property or living situation, it can be helpful to discuss any unresolved problems diplomatically. While this is not a requirement, providing constructive feedback can improve the landlord’s future property management.

5. Consider Early Termination (If Necessary)

Sometimes, renters need to break their lease early, whether for personal or financial reasons. Breaking a lease before the agreed-upon end date typically requires negotiating with the landlord. Be aware that breaking a lease may result in penalties, such as losing part of your security deposit or having to pay rent for the remainder of the lease term.

If you must leave before the lease ends, try to reach an agreement with the landlord, such as finding a replacement tenant or offering to pay rent until a new tenant is found.

6. Handle the Security Deposit

When you give notice, don't forget to address your security deposit. In most cases, landlords are required to return the security deposit within a set time frame after you move out. Ensure the rental property is cleaned and that any minor repairs are handled to avoid disputes about deductions from the deposit.

If there are no damages, you can expect your deposit to be returned in full. However, landlords have the right to keep part of the deposit to cover any unpaid rent, damages, or cleaning costs. It's always a good idea to document the condition of the property with photos before moving out to protect yourself from unjust deductions.

7. Confirm the Move-Out Details

A couple of days before your move-out date, reconfirm the details with your landlord. This includes:

Move-out time: Agree on when you will officially leave the property.

Inspection appointment: Schedule the final inspection if required.

Key Return: Plan to return the keys, garage openers, and any other property-related items to the landlord.

This final communication ensures both parties are on the same page and prevents misunderstandings at the last minute.

Conclusion

Giving proper notice to your landlord is essential for maintaining a positive rental history and ensuring a smooth transition as you move on to your next chapter. By following the proper notice procedures outlined in your lease agreement, being courteous, and communicating effectively, you'll avoid unnecessary complications. Remember, the key to a successful move-out experience is clear and respectful communication, and it’s always worth it to leave a property in good standing.

By giving proper notice and handling the logistics in a timely manner, you’ll be setting yourself up for a seamless move-out and a positive relationship with your landlord in the future.

[dvnlyguided]

[withhomecomfort]

Elegant Living Space

[indiatrendzs]

Timeless Vintage Furniture: Armoires, Rustic Mid-Century & Farmhouse Styles

the world of interior design, vintage furniture continues to hold a timeless appeal. With its unique blend of history, craftsmanship, and style, vintage cabinet offer a sense of character that modern mass-produced furniture often lacks. Among these classic elements, armoires, rustic mid-century furniture, farmhouse decor, and brass-studded or carved barn doors stand out as favorite choices for…

[glitzlighting]

The Linear Pull-Out Light Combines Modern Design with Functional Elegance.