Nyc kitchen ideas

If you follow me on instagram, you may have already seen a little sneak peek of the kitchen redo I did here in the apartment. When I moved into the apartment, the kitchen looked like this: There's absolutely nothing wrong with it, it's just not "pretty". The cabinets, the counters, even the appliances are all new ... but this kitchen still needed a little something extra. There was no way I could paint the cabinets, but it became clear to me that the this tiny little kitchen would be much…

A little appreciation post for our kitchen ☺️ & a thank you to whoever invented peel and stick products! #nycapartment interior design, rental apartment, rental kitchen, apartment inspo, apartment decor, vintage kitchen, cottage core #cozyhome

New York City apartments can be notoriously small — like 55 square feet small. One place where it’s easy to feel the lack of square footage in a tiny apartment is the kitchen, but fear not: There are plenty of small-space tips and tools specifically for kitchens. If you’re like Aleena Cherian (@artbyalchemy) and her husband, Jebin, and you own your apartment (or have a permissive landlord), a little DIY can do wonders.

A little appreciation post for our kitchen ☺️ & a thank you to whoever invented peel and stick products! #nycapartment interior design, rental apartment, rental kitchen, apartment inspo, apartment decor, vintage kitchen, cottage core #cozyhome

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Name: Matt Rudkin Location: Hell’s Kitchen, New York, NY Size: 300 square feet Years lived in: 6 months; rented Matt’s apartment feels cool. It’s hard to tell if it’s the soothing grey of the walls or the pile of fluffy pillows placed carefully on the bed or the sunlight streaming in through an entire wall of windows, but the feeling you get immediately upon walking in the door is one of calm and relaxation. Matt moved to this diminutive space (300 square feet!