Studio with fireplace

Name: Michael O’KeyLocation: Ithaca, New YorkType of home: Walk-up apartmentSize: Approx. 400 square feetYears lived in: 1 year, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: Ithaca is a small, quirky town in upstate New York, almost the opposite of New York City, where I thought I’d be in my early twenties. So I made a compromise with myself: If you go to grad school in this small town, you will live in the most urban part of it.

Emily lives in the tiniest, calmest apartment. Guests immediately fall in love with the artwork (her grandfather's!) and the mid-century bar stools.

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Melanie is living on her own for the first time in Brooklyn with exposed brick, in-unit laundry, and walking distance to the park. She's decorated her dream home with art made by her mother and feminist pieces that highlight women and the women's movement.

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See how this renter decorated her small Boston studio apartment with ultra-minimal, calming vibes.

Who doesn’t love a cozy fireplace. Especially in small homes they can add a unique atmosphere. Get ready to be inspired and check out the these captivating fireplace designs that offer a unique blend of space and warmth. We listed a mix of ideas we’ve come across and rendered ideas. Cozy center piece fireplace View […]

Have you got a spare room, a bit of hallway, the loft above a stairway—any particularly small sliver of space in your home that’s searching for its purpose? Narrow rooms can pose a special challenge, but this doesn’t mean that you can’t make the most of that space. Here’s a little inspiration for getting the most out of a (really, really) narrow room. Even the narrowest of rooms can make a great workspace, as evidenced by this interior from David Boyle.

The apartment is just 600 square feet, but the 13-foot ceilings and white wooden floors make it appear much larger. And there are exposed beams, a soaking tub, and a working fireplace in this remodeled space.

Name: Maeve Stier (and dog Weaver) Location: Back Bay — Boston, Massachusetts Size: 515 square feet Years lived in: Rented 1 year When Maeve and her dog Weaver moved to Boston last July, the first apartment they looked at fit the bill just perfectly. It was in the ideal location, had tall ceilings with intricate molding, lots of natural light, wooden floors, and was dog-friendly! Maeve signed on the spot and became a resident of the hip Back Bay neighborhood.

This Scandi-inspired rental has mid-century modern touches like a gas fireplace, warm wooden floors, and huge windows.

Sure, the shower is in the kitchen, but there's also a sink on top of the toilet, a bed loft with walk-in closet below, and plenty of other smart small space ideas to steal from this ultra cozy and comfy tiny studio apartment.

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.