Designer Drew Michael Scott refreshed this plain, “white box” 290-square-foot studio apartment with secondhand finds and a DIY headboard.
My studio redo has turned in to a never ending project. I guess that's just how it goes right? I did some posts a while back on how we were turning our garage in to my studio. But I never posted again, because I wanted it to be finished before you saw it.
Designer Drew Michael Scott refreshed this plain, “white box” 290-square-foot studio apartment with secondhand finds and a DIY headboard.
Many people envision their ideal living situation as big and open—but as anyone living in a big city knows, sometimes you have to take what you can get. For Meaghan Shanley, an interiors publicist at Nylon Consulting, that was a 250-square-foot, white-washed apartment in a circa 1910 building on the Upper West Side of New York City.
When this teeny-tiny apartment appeared on my Instagram feed, the first thing that caught my attention was its airiness and abundant light. The second thin
Welcome to my craft studio! Today I'm sharing a full craft room tour of the space where I run my business and make all of my Cricut, Glowforge, and sublimation crafts!
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It’s a fact that business owners need quality photography for their businesses. I know so many creative ladies out there who have a passion to shoot either for their own small businesses or for others while they are home. When I started, I had a one year old and needed to find a creative way to shoo
The best thing about home art studio design and decorating is that the artists do not need to follow any rules creating very personal, comfortable and inspiring spaces
In this post, I'm going to talk about equipment for your food photography home studio so you can produce beautiful images safely from home.
Hey friends! I'm excited to finally share with you the details of our garage remodel! This was my old studio which used to be the laundry room / master bedroom closet. Literally our clothes are behind the curtain! In the beginning this room more than met my needs because I only had a small line of cards & prints. B
This home was an entry in the 2023 Small/Cool Contest!
Image 10 of 42 from gallery of Okkio Caffe / Red5studio. Photograph by Đỗ Sỹ
The crazy transformation of our podcast recording studio!
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On May 5th of 2017, we signed the papers on our first home. Although our little fixer upper has a long way to go, I try to celebrate how far we've come! Here are the before & afters of the first 365 days in our home!
Sound Cancelling Portable Studio Box: Want to record music at home but it's too noisy and too expensive to create a soundproof room? Well I have the perfect solution for you. Easy and less than $15 (A lot less than the hundreds you would spend to treat a room). All you need is:*Storage …
Arianna De Gasperis of And Studio imbued this classic Manhattan townhouse with a number of serene and tactile contemporary touches for a young family. Photographed by Nicole Franzen. Styled by Katja Greeff. Production by Karine Monié
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Your home is a work in progress. FOREVER. And so is mine. The sooner we all accept this, the more we can enjoy our spaces NOW. (I’m talking to you, but I’m also talking to me!) Ask me how I know. Since the last time I shared a tour of my home, …
With all the time you spend in them, home offices should be a place that makes you feel comfortable and inspired. But Samantha Steinbring’s (Casa Del Sol) home office fell short of that. “My office was a bland and boring catch-all space. It contained all the mismatched furniture from our move that had nowhere else to live,” Samantha says.The walls were a wishy-washy pale green, the decor was minimal, and overall the space felt unremarkable.
Discover 30 ingenious apartment organization hacks to maximize space in your small space. Transform clutter into stylish, functional living!
My studio after photos.
AD100 designer Beata Heuman transformed the early-1900s home in just six months
And the view to the other side of the space:
This maximalist living room has maximum joy.
Nearly everything in Miki's modern, colorful, maximal studio apartment is either second hand, Target, or IKEA.
Lucy was about to sign the lease on a Brooklyn apartment when she found her dream home in Manhattan. She switched gears and moved into this small studio during the pandemic, getting a big discount. She has thrifted and stooped many of her apartment treasures to create a stunning New York City home.
Name: KC Cibran Location: New York, New York Size: 280 square feet Years lived in: About a year, renting KC Cibran‘s TINY 280-square-foot Manhattan studio apartment won the Tiny Bracket in 2020’s Small/Cool competition, and really that’s no surprise to anyone who’s seen inside her “Tropical Boho and Cuban Abuela” style space. KC wrote that she wanted to bring Cuban Miami style to her home while also staying within a very small budget.
Kuhiwa Erwin, a watercolor artist and owner of Chavamade from South Carolina, transformed this vintage Shasta 1580 camper into a colorful and beautiful art studio and mobile shop.
Barcelona-based Francesc Rifé Studio is the architect firm behind the minimalist facial surgery and dental clinic ‘Swiss Concept’. Located in Valencia, Spain, the project is...
The bubbly, effervescent design icon takes us through a day in her heavenly Marrickville studio - plus how she built her business from the ground up!
In the past year, multifunctional spaces are getting more of a workout than ever. Rooms that used to get part-time action on weekends for hobbies or crafts are now on overdrive as homeowners and renters try to squeeze in gyms, offices, and other features to make every square inch of their homes as functional as possible.Katherine Thewlis’s (Haus Matter) home is no exception.
It can be difficult as a renter to make big changes in a kitchen, but it’s not completely impossible. Take this kitchen transformation with funky renter-friendly checkerboard floors, for instance, or this one that completely changes the look of the cabinets and counters but can be easily undone when it’s time to move out.
Stop collecting dust, and start collecting additional revenue with this blueprint for converting your basement into an apartment.
Name: Mary Sprague Profession: Artist and Art/Art History professor (retired) Location: St. Louis, Missouri Size: 4500 square feet Years lived in: 27 years; owned Mary’s home and studio is an aggregation of 50 years of art. An active and longtime member of the St. Louis artistic community, she’s also one of those women you want to be when you’re in your 70s — whip smart, creative and kind.
Alex lives in this 380 square foot converted garage in Melbourne, Australia. Her home is situated at the back of her Mom’s house in a converted double garage. Alex didn’t...
