Finding inspiration for your pintsize Manhattan apartment can be challenging. We pulled six spaces that will help spice up your creativity.
Keep it simple – We love this space posted by 1 kind design. White walls and minimal clutter help open small spaces. Try taking down the curtains or using something light and sheer for a
The 2011 Home Design Issue from Time Out New York dropped last month, and we wasted no time devouring it cover to cover. Here’s a few helpful design tips we took away, for making the most of your economy-sized living quarters.
In New York City, apartment inspiration can sometimes be hard to find (we’d guess it’s usually buried underneath the years’ worth of stuff crammed into your shoebox studio apartment). That’s why we’re excited about the third installment of Apartment Therapy’s Design Showcase, which aims to help make homes more beautiful and inspiring places to live.
This week we drooled over the winning spaces announced in Apartment Therapy’s 7th annual Smallest Coolest Home Contest: Small/Cool 2011. Here are the most inspiring strategies we found from culling through these fantastically utilized teensy spaces:
New York Magazine’s annual Home Design issue is always a great read, especially for us in the business of helping Manhattanites make the most of their living spaces. This year’s issue was all about the New York apartment in all its glory. Here’s a rundown of what we gleaned from our favorite articles:
Apartment Therapy’s Upper West Side apartment spotlight shows that when space is a problem, keeping things off the floor can make tiny rooms look almost spacious.
Decorating a New York apartment can be tricky. For one thing, there are the usual space and budget limitations. (Check out our newest commercial “New York is Tough” for more on the pitfalls and payoffs of living in NYC.) But for those who refuse to say “can’t,” take an example from Better Homes & Gardens!
Putting your things in storage can help you be more focused, more productive, and happier.
The ancient practice of Feng Shui has gotten a lot of hype in recent years making it seem like a new-age kind of trend, but much of it is actual true.
The basic philosophy of Feng Shui is that all matter has
Gone are the days when a Manhattan apartment festooned with dated wallpaper and covered in plastic toys would fetch top dollar.
New York City real estate is experiencing a rare downturn, and homeowners and landlords who want their properties to sell quickly need to make sure their properties are flawless when they come on the market.
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