Carving out a living room space in a tiny 400-square-foot studio is possible when you use a visual marker on the wall to ...

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One of the hardest parts of starting out on your own is furnishing an apartment. And if you don't have a roommate, things like the couch, TV, and decor can start to add up. We gave ourselves a $2,500 ...

The true fabric standout in the space, though, is the DIY project behind the bed. “I sourced some secondhand Ralph Lauren drapes on eBay and used them to frame the bed,” Hannah explains. And the ...

When you move into your first apartment, you’re initially thrilled to finally have your own place and that all your stuff made the move intact. For the first couple of weeks your priorities are just ...

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Perched on a hill in the city’s Belleville neighborhood, this compact apartment was designed with efficiency and ergonomics ...

When decorating a studio apartment, first decide whether you want the room to appear as one cohesive room or you prefer to delineate separate areas for an appearance of multiple rooms. It's often ...

A studio needs to serve a lot of purposes, but it doesn’t need to serve them all at the same time. Find pieces that fold away when not in use, such as Murphy beds and drop leaf tables. Or go all out ...