Studio apartment tour

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There’s peel-and-stick wallpaper in the entryway, peel-and-stick panel molding, a gorgeous sketch from 1884, and a ton of other traditional, refined details.

See inside a small studio that feels larger, thanks to high ceilings, big windows, and smart storage ideas.

"I love light, color, and antiques," says Bria Randal, of her small studio apartment. "I also decorate with consistency, memorable pieces, and creams/whites."

It's been two years since I've done a full-on apartment tour ... (shock), so I figured now was a perfect time! I've definitely changed it quite a bit since moving in, and I'm actually SO fricking happy with how it looks now.

Chandler and Lucy were living in California when they decided to move to NYC for the first time. Though they initially were looking for one-bedrooms, when their friend saw a great studio on the Upper West Side, they submitted their application and trusted that it would work!

Ashley scoured the internet for storage solutions for every inch of this apartment; there wasn’t one space that wasn’t fully utilized. They basically live in a hotel room that they've decorated!

Designer Drew Michael Scott refreshed this plain, “white box” 290-square-foot studio apartment with secondhand finds and a DIY headboard.

San Francisco renter Lydia says she's managed to fit many rooms into one.

Although the apartment has a mini fridge and no oven, Gina Luisa is able to cook full meals with a toaster convection oven and built-in hot plates on the counter.