My friend and I both agreed that a lot of people make these things up but we would never put it past a New Yorker to be willing to pay $400 a month to live in a Manhattan bathroom! As an Interior Designer I have to give credit were credit is do, we New Yorkers can turn any space into a living space!
Kristan Cunningham recently did an amazing apartment makeover for a couple that lives in a 290 sq.ft. Studio. Check out the video on Rachael Ray’s website.
Domino always has great spreads on well-designed small spaces; here are a few of my favorites:
Rashida Jones’ 400 sq.ft. Studio
I think what drew me to this was the bright accents in an otherwise light space. It’s the quintessential single NY gal’s apartment!
I think what drew me to this was the bright accents in an otherwise light space. It’s the quintessential single NY gal’s apartment!
Tori Mellott’s 450 sq.ft. Apartment.
I love how she paired the neutral palette with black accents. And although she has a lot in the space it doesn’t feel overcrowded or cluttered.
And one of my all time favorites, which brings hope to all NY women living in a one-bedroom and wanting a baby (eventually!). This nursery was birthed out of a Domino staffer’s walk-in closet:
Now if I only had a walk-in closet!!
6 comments:
Welcome, Abby! :)
These are all fabulous spaces! They are small in size, but high on style.
i could die !!
that is an ' only in nyc ' story for sure.
i could live in Tori Mellott’s studio.
congratz to you.
renee
What a hoot!! Only in New York! I wonder if she had any takers?
Loved seeing the small spaces designed so beautifully and with such style.
Great Blog!
Great article! What a this small space episode. Love the baby room.
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How I love NYC - would love to see that bathroom and dare I say it....I hope she doesn't need to get up a lot during the night! xv
I can totally see this happening! I had a friend in midtown that lived in an apt where his "bedroom" was a bed in the closet below the staircase for the loft. And he paid $850 a month for it!
Glad to see you on here, Abby -
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