Nyc studio apartments

*CHECK MY IG FOR AN UPDATED LOOK AT MY APARTMENT. THIS POST WAS MADE AUGUST 2020 The long-awaited apartment reveal is here! However ... I’m only showing you my living and sleeping space. The entryway + kitchen reveal will come at a later date (but don’t worry- a good sneak peek of the kitchen is

Melissa Chang's thoughtful (and smart!) furniture layout, her approach to collecting, and her experiences living even smaller in Tokyo have all contributed to a gorgeous, cozy, functional home, despite being a one-room studio apartment only 250 square feet large.

UPDATE: These photos are from September 2018. If you want to see an updated design of the apartment, head to my Instagram: https://instagram.com/citychicdecor GET THE LOOK The moment you've been waiting for: The reveal of my new studio apartment! Yes, you heard me correctly, it's a studio! ?I wanted to keep a similar style to my

Today I'm psyched to finally be sharing some pictures of my new apartment! As you may know from previous posts, this is my third apartment since moving to New York City, and I'm back in the building where my first apartment was - again in a studio, but this time a corner unit with more

A daring and dramatic 30-day transformation.

Chandler and Lucy were living in California when they decided to move to NYC for the first time. Though they initially were looking for one-bedrooms, when their friend saw a great studio on the Upper West Side, they submitted their application and trusted that it would work!

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When Carley first moved into this small studio apartment, the "backyard" only had a picnic table and a chain link fence. After a trip to Lowe's and a few hundred bucks' worth of lumber, she built a fence and crafted the perfect outdoor living space.

David Lucido took a fresh approach to this 530-square-foot studio apartment by filling it with vintage finds. David Lucido took a fresh approach to this 530-square-foot studio apartment by filling it with vintage finds.

Name: Emily ForgioneLocation: Crown Heights — Brooklyn, New YorkType of home: Studio apartmentSize: 235 square feetYears lived in: 1 year, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: I live by myself in this cute and cozy studio in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. I love this vibrant neighborhood and having Prospect Park and lots of friends nearby. I didn’t think I could afford to live alone in this area, and was preparing for my fifth (!

Each of these amazing interior decorating ideas will help you maximize your space and turn your studio apartment into a sanctuary.

This tiny 350-square-foot studio loft with laid-back vibes and tons of windows sits on the top of a tall building, glistening in the sky.

It is the "quintessential New York studio."