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Decorating Tips to Make Your New City Apartment Feel Like Home

Moving into your first city apartment is a big step. Urban living is exciting, especially if you’re living on your own for the first time. Everywhere you turn there will be new and interesting people, places, and events to experience. Yet even with all of this excitement, moving requires you to adjust to your new place. Turning your city apartment into a more comfortable environment comes from surrounding yourself with familiar items from home.

You can decorate your new city apartment to make it feel more like home by following some of these tips:

Familiar Smells

Place candles all around the apartment or loft. Scents can bring back some strong memories. Finding candles with some of your favorite scents from home is a great way to make your new apartment feel more like home!

Frame Your Memories

Get new frames for special photos. Moving into a new apartment gives you a chance to update your décor and style. Find some picture frames that fit your style, and then hang up your favorite pictures all around the apartment or loft.

Get Some Furniture

Nothing makes a space feel more like home than some nice, comfortable furniture to rest on after a long day. Your sofas, recliners, and chairs should all be inviting and relaxing.

Incorporate Colors

Incorporate your favorite colors as much as possible. Pillows, rugs, appliances, and furnishings can all add a splash of character, making your new city apartment feel more like home. This is especially important for lofts.

Having a beautiful Dallas apartment is the best way to make your new place feel like home. Here at Verona Dallas, we offer the best in urban living. We have amazing lofts, one bedroom, two bedroom, and three bedroom apartments, as well as penthouses. If you’re looking for the finest in Dallas living, then contact us today!

Living Green: Apartment Style

You can go green is a variety of ways. You can conserve energy and ride the DART rail through downtown Dallas, reducing your carbon footprint. But green living involves a bigger lifestyle change. It’s larger than turning off lights in an unused room—new green living happens from the ground up.

You can go green on a personal level with a few apartment lifestyle changes:

Stop Using Chemical-Based Cleaners

Baking soda and vinegar are great alternatives for dirty jobs that will help you lessen your chemical impact on the environment.

Utilize Public Transportation

The DART system serves the majority of Dallas, so there is no need for you to drive to work. Riding your bike is another great way to eliminate harmful emissions, while exercising at the same time.

Look For New Ways To Conserve Energy

Your kitchen is a room in your luxury apartment that uses a lot of energy. Simply cleaning the coils behind your refrigerator can improve its performance. Also, unplug your coffeemaker or toaster when you’re not using them.

Reduce Waste

Cutting just two minutes off of your shower can save up to 150 gallons of water per month. Whether it is the trash you produce or the amount of water you put down the drain, keep an eye on what you use. Also, choose a Dallas apartment that offers a recycling program.

Live in a Green Environment

Choosing apartment homes with LEED certification ensures that you’ll maximize the green in your lifestyle. Combining personal green techniques with a green luxury apartment is a sure way to save money and protect our environment.

Here at Verona Dallas, we can provide you with loft apartments that are perfect for urban living. We also have an amazing swimming pool and aqua lounge for our residents, allowing you to fully enjoy the Dallas weather. Find out more about why all of our residentsare so happy with their city apartments.

Verona March Madness This Thursday, March 24 from 6-8 p.m. in the Sports Lounge

March Madness is well underway and we want to celebrate March Madness Verona style with Pizza &  Beer. Join us this Thursday, March 24 from 6-8 p.m. in the Sports Lounge bring your bracket!

What to Expect From Dallas Weather

Everything is bigger in Texas. That’s why so many people choose to move to the Lone Star State. Dallas living provides you with a world of new opportunities that only urban living can offer. Along with finding a great city apartment, scoping out new stores, and meeting new friends, learning about the typical weather you can expect here in Dallas is an important part of the moving process. Knowing about the typical weather conditions will help you pack, adjust to your new location, and learn to appreciate the sun.

Dallas is known for its typically humid, hot climate. But that’s not all you can expect from this great city. Dallas weather really depends on the season:

Spring

Many say this is the best season in Dallas thanks to the more mild temperatures. You can expect temperatures in the 70s throughout the spring. You’ll also be on the lookout for thunderstorms, making for some exciting rainy nights watching for lightning. After the storms, the sunlight makes the foliage look rejuvenated.

Summer

Nothing says summer more than bright, beaming sunlight. Expect to feel the heat during the summer in Dallas. This is the season for visiting the pool!

Fall

Another mild season—this time of the year allows you to cool down from those hot summers. Enjoy the cooler temperatures, crisp breezes, and fabulous fresh air of fall in Dallas.

Winter

Despite what you’ve heard, Dallas can get quite chilly during the winter. This city lets you enjoy the fun and excitement of a cold-weather winter, without the fear of freezing anytime you leave the house!

Dallas living offers the best weather. Here at Verona Dallas, we can provide you with loft apartments that are perfect for urban living. We also have an amazing swimming pool and aqua lounge for our residents, allowing you to fully enjoy the Dallas weather. Find out more about why all of our residents are so happy with their city apartments.

Happy St. Patrick's Day from Verona Dallas

St. Patrick's Day is celebrated by the Irish and Irish at Heart in big cities and small towns alike with parades, "wearing of the green," music and songs, Irish food and drink, and activities for kids such as crafts, coloring and games. It’s a time for fun. Some communities even go so far as to dye rivers or streams green!