Furniture. The missing amenity in BTR?
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 24/08/2021 - Senior Marketing Manager
An ever-changing landscape
For many, disruption has become the norm since the pandemic started back in March 2020.
Living by Lendlease chooses Roomservice by CORT to furnish first build to rent communities
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 10/08/2021 - Senior Marketing Manager
Roomservice by CORT has already installed its flexible furnishing packages in over 300 apartments and furnished a number of show homes at Park Central West and Park Central East. These newly launched communities are located at Lendlease’s flagship urban regeneration development in the iconic Elephant & Castle neighbourhood.
5 Things Every BTR Property Owner Needs in the Toolkit
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 13/05/2021 - Senior Marketing Manager
1. Virtual Tours
Even before COVID-19, virtual tours were trending. But today, this is more in-demand than ever. It’s also an amazing inbound marketing opportunity to not only find new residents but hook them with properties that exceed their expectations.
Make a small space spacious
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 30/04/2021 - Senior Marketing Manager
How to make a room seem more spacious
It’s not how much space you have, but rather how you use it that matters! If you’re limited on space, re-consider your decor and furniture choices, you’d be surprised by how big of a difference small tweaks can make! Try these tips to make the most out of a few square feet of space…
How to use 2021 Pantone's of the year in your home
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 24/02/2021 - Senior Marketing Manager
For over 20 years Pantone’s colour of the year has influenced design trends and colour schemes for our interiors. This year, Pantone has released two colours, ‘Ultimate Grey’, a mid-tone grey, and ‘Illumination’, a warm yellow. They explain these two colours as a “marriage of colour conveying a message of strength and hopefulness that is both enduring and uplifting.”
5 Ways to Create a Zero-Waste Lifestyle
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 19/01/2021 - Senior Marketing Manager
Eliminating waste is becoming a necessity like never before. According to National Geographic, 91% of the world’s plastic never gets recycled, and it takes roughly 400 years to degrade — about 14 generations. With one incremental change at a time, you can reduce your carbon footprint, prevent thousands of pounds of waste, and shrink the demand for wasteful products. Ready to do your part? Learn how to create a zero-waste lifestyle with these tips.
Transform your work from home space
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 08/12/2020 - Senior Marketing Manager
Whether your position has become remote for an unspecified period of time, you’re performing your job on a hybrid basis, or you’re permanently working from home, how you set up your office space in your house is an important matter. Ideally, your home workspace should feel separate from the other parts of the house. It should be outfitted with work-from-home furniture and work-from-home accessories that allow you to concentrate on work, hopefully relatively free from distraction.
Furniture Rental Myths Not to Trust
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 28/11/2020 - Senior Marketing Manager
Furniture Rental Myths Not to Trust
Signs you're dealing with working from home burnout
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 15/11/2020 - Senior Marketing Manager
We’ve all heard the saying, “leave work at work” — a cautionary reminder to maintain a healthy work-life balance. But what happens when your home becomes your workspace?
Increasingly, workers around the world are going and possibly staying, remote. And although it’s great to avoid that often infuriating commute and swapping your office clothes for tracksuits, there can be some unintentional consequences associated with blending home life and work.
The rise of furniture rental to residents of BTR
Submitted by Laura Shepherd on 10/11/2020 - Senior Marketing Manager
Over the past ten years, established furniture rental business Roomservice by CORT has witnessed a huge rise in business from private renters. Prior to that the company received most of its business from the corporate relocation sector, furnishing properties for those working in the UK on temporary contracts.
