Eclectic studio apartment

I'm moving into a new studio apartment soon and these ideas are super helpful, especially since I'm on a budget. Definitely read this post if you're moving into a studio apartment to get inspired! #studioapartmentideasonabudget

Name: Sydney Callands and my dog IvyLocation: Upper West Side — New York City, New York Type of home: Basement Brownstone ApartmentSize: 350 square feetYears lived in: 1 year, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: Whenever I move to a new place, I put a lot of thought into how I want to decorate because I like for my home to be my sanctuary. My home is my happy space and so cozy.

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Name: Alexandra HeideLocation: Los Angeles, CaliforniaType of home: Studio ApartmentSize: 500 square feetYears lived in: Almost 2 years, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: I moved into this studio so I could walk to work (I’m a strategist at an agency in Culver City) and I loved that it had the old California motel vibe with the front door opening to the pool, while being new on the inside.

There is small, and then there is “tiny,” says interior designer Katie Rosenfeld. “Tiny” is how Rosenfeld describes Caroline Kofol’s roughly 400-square-foot studio apartment in Boston’s Beacon Hill.

Her jobs? Multiple. Buyer, consultant, fine taste developer, Nadia Dhouib likes fashion more than anyone else. Meeting with one of the “shadow figures” of an ever-changing industry.

Nestled within the iconic Upper East Side resides a sanctuary meticulously curated by the discerning eye and artistic soul of Natalie Aldridge.

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