It's cute but this space is quasi-functional because it's designed more to look pretty than to be functional. The bed is folded down 24/7 because they are using the space under the bed as storage. That white bed skirt is hiding a lot of crap underneath, one thing being a floor mattress so that when guests sleep over they pull out that matt for them to sleep on. A better option would have been for them to buy a 'chair and a half' which is like a wide armchair with a built in twin bed or maybe a loveseat sofa bed. That could replace that pink chair. I'd put that in the corner by the window. It would take up no more space than a regular chair or loveseat. If they went with the chair and a half option they could buy a chest of drawers to go under that painting that she painted for more storage. They even sell compact ottomans with fold out twin beds built in. In a small space items should serve a dual purpose A few stacked wood trunks or vintage leather suitcases for storing winter clothing, etc. instead of that poof. If they remove the crap stored under the bed, then they can fold it up and out of the way. A poof is uncomfortable to sit on for any amount of time. If Grandma comes over to visit she should have a reasonable place to sit like a small loveseat. Also the open shelves in the kitchen is wasted space. 4 glasses on each shelf? She wants everyone to see her "design" skills and that the wallpaper in the kitchen matches the paper behind the Murphy bed but...
its a beautiful bed fixture though. it's unique and a bright welcome. feels like you're entering a hotel suite. interesting how not many people have enough confidence to be able to live in cool places
I think a small chaise lounge sofa would be perfect in that little living room. The murphy bed was a great idea but I would store it when it's not in use. Finally, there is a bunch of dead space on the contact paper wall in the kitchen. You could utilize that wall for more storage if you add a couple more shelves.
Murphy bed is great idea for tiny space. But no storage place was designed and they have to keep everything under the bed, so murphy bed doesn't work in this case. I would place the bed near window and put some wardrobe near entrance.
Such a beautiful colour palette throughout the apartment. Personally, I would have liked a sofa, because there are times when a chair just isn't enough. I would have liked to have seen her wardrobe space. Or did I miss that part?
Loved the toile contact paper design and how it was used. Such a beautiful space and so serene. . And loved your utter joy in showcasing this space, and your outfit - your charming and colorful dress and the lipstick and nail color even was a beautiful contrast on the pastel colors in this apartment.
That's not how Murphy beds work. This apartment is probably from the 1950s or 60s. That white shelving unit is one single piece, built in with an original style Murphy bed. The shelving unit cannot be moved as it's a part of the structure/walls and is not furniture. The bed frame and mattress are all permanently attached to that built in shelving by bolts and therefore cannot be moved to the corner. Without being attached to the shelving, the bed would not stand up on its own. Therefore the Murphy bed cannot be moved.
its a beautiful bed fixture though. it's unique and a bright welcome. feels like you're entering a hotel suite. interesting how not many people have enough confidence to be able to live in cool places
WOW. What a great design. You feel like you inside airy and spacious space. I just realized how challenging to live in this tiny space but she made it so comfy and stylish. My bedroom is bigger than this apartment and I really appreciate this design.
@@obimalope8154 although it's a murphy, she said they keep it down all the time because they use the under bed storage and don't want to lose that. so original commenter is right in that you walk in and are greeted by the bed - but that's the dwellers choice!
@@justRoRo When I lived in NYC, I always put my bed as far from the door as possible. It was very territorial of me, but it just felt safer. I also first moved to NYC in 1996 so was much more fortunate with rent for the space.
I like the little touches that make the space homey. The art print of vegetables in season, the hanging net bags for veggies or fruits, the mother's hand made pottery mug. Also, I like the idea of painting your own wall art.
@2:52 on the video - IMO, that lone chair is inadequate for seating. You could easily fit a small, proportionally appropriate settee in that corner and then turn the pink chair around to face the settee.
I absolutely agree. I kind of feel it was a budgeting choice, which is totally fine, but I fnd it hard to believe someone would choose to not have any seating for themselves AND guests, other than the bed and the hard stools.
She has a chair, which is "adequate" for HER 🤦 I can absolutely "believe" and can relate to what she chose to do for HER place,where SHE pays rent. Has anyone ever been on budget??? Did you get everything you wanted right away when you were on that budget, were you able to and if so, good for you. 🤷Maybe she's not in a position to get a couch right now. 🤦Maybe she plans to get a couch later...just maybe🤔 No matter how nice something is, people always find and/or look for 👀 👁️👁️ one negative amongst so many positives 🤦🤦🤦
@@tiffanyhollywood2108 not sure where your attitude is coming from - I literally wrote that the dweller could have made the choice based on budget. We're entitled to our opinions also and neither comments were rude or disrespectful to the dweller, the channel or the host ... so you should calm down and let others share their opinions too without jumping on them in such a hostile way
Hi I’m Caitlin’s sister and I live in this apartment haha. So to answer any questions about the chair. It came from my previous apartment and I love it. I just didn’t want a couch in the space because I liked it staying open and airy so I could open the closet easily and have space to workout. Not a budget choice, just a personal one 🙂 Hope you all enjoy my sisters work as much as I have 💛
What is behind the bed area? It’s looks like a deep space but the shelves etc only go back about 1/4 of the depth?! Curious! I love the space. I’d set it up with more of a lounge area that had storage inside seating etc so the bed could be up and away most of the time. But it’s a great space.
It’s so sweet how her go to phrase is “went ahead.” It’s funny what terms we find comfort in when put on the spot or not in our comfort zone. I suspect mine would involve “absolutely.”
So Niiiiiice and cozy! Love it! Love the blue and white! Love the DIY art work and that pink chair!!!! 💞Entire apartment is such a light, bright, and easy breezy vibe! Very Nice job for your sis! 😉👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾 💙🤍💙
Sooooo cute ~ I love it 😍 ~ i wouldn’t have enough room for my clothes and shoes tho, unless you just didn’t show the closet? ~ I also cracked up because the adorable lady that decorated the apartment said ‘as well’ like 100 times 😂
I like the bed down. It is so pretty.lots of people live in small spaces and I think this one was done very nice.I am lucky to live in alarger space but am s I re there are those who think 1200 sq.ft .is small.
in NYC capitalism fuels it, and is difficult to check shitty landlords and speculators :). I dont have the knowledge, but media is bringing to light these types of small spaces and how much they want to charge per sqft
I got news for you. That room you speak of in N.y. is going to cost way more than $1600 . That would be a steal. I love all the clueless country or midwestern ideas of what the cost of living is like in the big city. It must be nice . I guess ignorance is bliss !!
But they didn't actually design anything, right? The built-ins and lay-out were already in place, they just added the laminate contact paper and wall paper? (which is a nice touch!) And then the decor items and bar stools and accent chair? The built-ins, kitchen and bathroom design were great! Though I didn't understand to whom the credit should go.
I find these days people are so easily self-satisfied...calling themselves interior designers which basically means which items to put as decor. It's ridiculous!
It was a very nice design, but the placement and orientation of the bed area, especially with it down, was a little awkward. Love the Murphy Bed concept, and love that they fold away more. It felt as if the bed could have been worked onto the wall with the entry door. It overpowered the entry area. The bar/counter height in the kitchen was great but too low for the stools as the sister had to sit sideways. Very bright and clean, but here I go again...definitely needed more seating/bed options for two people sharing the space.
I am honestly reaching the conclusion that the only win is to say "I live in NYC!"...some of the apartments are a huge no no. And not only because of size. Like the kitchen in this one🥺
Every time I see these small spaces I think it is so odd that people don’t have a Murphy bed that they can fold away… and now someone has a Murphy bed that they keep out all the time 😂
Very pretty but impractical. What’s the point of having a Murphy bed if you don’t fold it up? She could put a desk there or something. Then there is two people staying there but only one chair. Does the other person perch on the backless barstools? She could also add more shelves in the kitchen unit and actually store some stuff.
The shelving in the kitchen is a really poor use of space, why would you not have more shelves there vs. having just some glasses and then a ton of unused space above? The lack of any comfortable seating would also really bother me. There definitely was room for a small loveseat for larger comfy chair. Love the wallpaper accents!
Where is the bed and shelving from. It's a Murphy bed so I can look past the bed as soon as you come in and the shelving gives optimal storage and display. The space is very easily interpreted for anyone to come in arrange the shelves like they want have the bed up to give more space add more seating if you want but it's very functional.
I prefer studios where the back of the couch separates the sleeping area from the living area. Without it, it seems more like a bedroom, rather than an apartment.
Closet ? In a NY studio ? Its 300 sq ft. My guess its renovated and was a part of another apartment now split to create more apartments pretty common in N.Y. As far as the tv maybe she has a projector or uses her laptop . Not everyone watches tv . You have so many other options for entertainment in N.Y
I think it's beautiful but, I wouldn't want to walk right into the bed when I got in and, there's something about a couch should have been there or a small loveseat fitted in that space.. it's a Murphy bed I would have put that up.. that bed is just too much in that room down all day
That's the most useless use of space for a small area. Where are her clothes? It's like she decorated a space that wasn't small. Maybe she's trying to sell her decorating service. Yep, selling her services.
It's so cosy yet homey. However, I prefer not to put my bed nearby the entrance door as I want to sleep with quietude without hearing the door opening and closing all the time.
OK so first off, it's too white. You need color. Second, where you placed that small pink chair in the corner you could have placed a loveseat for more comfort/a pillow or two or just two comfortable designer seats. In the kitchen I would have added a beautiful piece of wallpaper over the sink as a back splash with a pop of color, and I would have even added some wooden hanging shelves since you have space for it to display blue mugs, different colored plates. You need a few plants to bring in oxygen into those stuffy New York apartments. Love the tiny bathroom and the striped pattern on the shower curtain. Very nice. Very nice job Caitlin.
Really nicely created...The Kitchen area by the fridge is to cluttered...the cutting board and spoons or just one thing there...like you just said "Less is More"...Okay the book reading nook is so great...
Nice space, but where is the washer / dryer? Where can she hang all her clothes, jackets? No TV? It doesn't seem to me that someone really is living there.....seems more like a hotel room....
WHY would you design an entrance where you open the outside door only to trip over the bed? It's a HAZARD -- if someone tries to break in, there you are, all ready to be knifed in your sleep. Other than that, it's nice. WAY too white & where are "personal" things? No books? no interests or hobbies? there is NOTHING here that speaks to "personal" - it's very nice but it's horribly bland/non-specific. No personality to speak of (that contact wallpaper? THERE's an opportunity for "personal" but you use that blue stuff?)
If that bed is meant to fold up I'd definitely do that. Who wants to walk right into a bed every time u walk in the door!?
I couldn't live like this. Its the size of a closet!
It's cute but this space is quasi-functional because it's designed more to look pretty than to be functional. The bed is folded down 24/7 because they are using the space under the bed as storage. That white bed skirt is hiding a lot of crap underneath, one thing being a floor mattress so that when guests sleep over they pull out that matt for them to sleep on. A better option would have been for them to buy a 'chair and a half' which is like a wide armchair with a built in twin bed or maybe a loveseat sofa bed. That could replace that pink chair. I'd put that in the corner by the window. It would take up no more space than a regular chair or loveseat. If they went with the chair and a half option they could buy a chest of drawers to go under that painting that she painted for more storage. They even sell compact ottomans with fold out twin beds built in. In a small space items should serve a dual purpose A few stacked wood trunks or vintage leather suitcases for storing winter clothing, etc. instead of that poof. If they remove the crap stored under the bed, then they can fold it up and out of the way. A poof is uncomfortable to sit on for any amount of time. If Grandma comes over to visit she should have a reasonable place to sit like a small loveseat. Also the open shelves in the kitchen is wasted space. 4 glasses on each shelf? She wants everyone to see her "design" skills and that the wallpaper in the kitchen matches the paper behind the Murphy bed but...
its a beautiful bed fixture though. it's unique and a bright welcome. feels like you're entering a hotel suite. interesting how not many people have enough confidence to be able to live in cool places
Love the contract paper and lamp. Was the Murphy bed/shelving already there? Not clear just what she added. TFS
I think a small chaise lounge sofa would be perfect in that little living room. The murphy bed was a great idea but I would store it when it's not in use. Finally, there is a bunch of dead space on the contact paper wall in the kitchen. You could utilize that wall for more storage if you add a couple more shelves.
Love it! I love that it’s not all white but that there’s actually color in the space, it makes it so cozy.
The space is so bright and uplifting! It looks much larger with the great decorating and design choices!
I love what they did with the space, very light and airy, quite calming and simply lovely!
Where do you sit?
very calming!
Murphy bed is great idea for tiny space. But no storage place was designed and they have to keep everything under the bed, so murphy bed doesn't work in this case.
I would place the bed near window and put some wardrobe near entrance.
I love Talia’s dress hell I just love her ❤️ cute cozy place love peoples creativity🔥
I love her dress also. The colours are beautiful in it.
Me too. So pretty.
Yes, that dress is stunning!!
Dope design. Love how spacious this tiny apartment feels. Also a testament to great cinematography.
Such a beautiful colour palette throughout the apartment. Personally, I would have liked a sofa, because there are times when a chair just isn't enough. I would have liked to have seen her wardrobe space. Or did I miss that part?
Loved hosting at this apartment and style!!!!
Loved the toile contact paper design and how it was used. Such a beautiful space and so serene. . And loved your utter joy in showcasing this space, and your outfit - your charming and colorful dress and the lipstick and nail color even was a beautiful contrast on the pastel colors in this apartment.
When you find your own place, please do a tour!!
Thanks so much Belinda! I will! ☺️
I would have flipped the bedroom and livingroom spaces. I don't like the bed as the first thing you see and bump into when entering the apartment.
That's not how Murphy beds work. This apartment is probably from the 1950s or 60s. That white shelving unit is one single piece, built in with an original style Murphy bed. The shelving unit cannot be moved as it's a part of the structure/walls and is not furniture. The bed frame and mattress are all permanently attached to that built in shelving by bolts and therefore cannot be moved to the corner. Without being attached to the shelving, the bed would not stand up on its own. Therefore the Murphy bed cannot be moved.
its a beautiful bed fixture though. it's unique and a bright welcome. feels like you're entering a hotel suite. interesting how not many people have enough confidence to be able to live in cool places
My favourite part is chair and floor lamp. Lovely design.
Beautiful apartment. Cute kitchen and love all of the windows. Love the bed and the shelving space around it also. Well done.
WOW. What a great design. You feel like you inside airy and spacious space. I just realized how challenging to live in this tiny space but she made it so comfy and stylish. My bedroom is bigger than this apartment and I really appreciate this design.
You walk in and the first thing is a big bed that is so close to the door. Hmmm???
It's Murphy bed...
@@obimalope8154 although it's a murphy, she said they keep it down all the time because they use the under bed storage and don't want to lose that. so original commenter is right in that you walk in and are greeted by the bed - but that's the dwellers choice!
@@justRoRo When I lived in NYC, I always put my bed as far from the door as possible. It was very territorial of me, but it just felt safer. I also first moved to NYC in 1996 so was much more fortunate with rent for the space.
@@TheBlackSaint I totally understand ❤️
I think it’s a murphy bed. You can close it up.
I like the little touches that make the space homey. The art print of vegetables in season, the hanging net bags for veggies or fruits, the mother's hand made pottery mug. Also, I like the idea of painting your own wall art.
Im loving the space!! That shelving system is absolutely outstanding!!
@2:52 on the video -
IMO, that lone chair is inadequate for seating.
You could easily fit a small, proportionally appropriate settee in that corner and then turn the pink chair around to face the settee.
I absolutely agree. I kind of feel it was a budgeting choice, which is totally fine, but I fnd it hard to believe someone would choose to not have any seating for themselves AND guests, other than the bed and the hard stools.
She has a chair, which is "adequate" for HER 🤦 I can absolutely "believe" and can relate to what she chose to do for HER place,where SHE pays rent. Has anyone ever been on budget??? Did you get everything you wanted right away when you were on that budget, were you able to and if so, good for you. 🤷Maybe she's not in a position to get a couch right now. 🤦Maybe she plans to get a couch later...just maybe🤔 No matter how nice something is, people always find and/or look for 👀 👁️👁️
one negative amongst so many positives 🤦🤦🤦
@@tiffanyhollywood2108 not sure where your attitude is coming from - I literally wrote that the dweller could have made the choice based on budget. We're entitled to our opinions also and neither comments were rude or disrespectful to the dweller, the channel or the host ... so you should calm down and let others share their opinions too without jumping on them in such a hostile way
Hi I’m Caitlin’s sister and I live in this apartment haha. So to answer any questions about the chair. It came from my previous apartment and I love it. I just didn’t want a couch in the space because I liked it staying open and airy so I could open the closet easily and have space to workout. Not a budget choice, just a personal one 🙂 Hope you all enjoy my sisters work as much as I have 💛
@@hannahwidener9708 you're sister is great designer. I love the thought both of you put into the space.
What is behind the bed area? It’s looks like a deep space but the shelves etc only go back about 1/4 of the depth?! Curious! I love the space. I’d set it up with more of a lounge area that had storage inside seating etc so the bed could be up and away most of the time. But it’s a great space.
Make the entrance the “living area” and that seating are on the other side the “bedroom.”
Bad layout.
I want the bedding! I love this place and the bed doesnt bother me out at all. Such a small space but they did a lot with what they have! Lovely
Love the toile wallpaper behind the bed.
Beautiful, just beautiful.
It’s so sweet how her go to phrase is “went ahead.” It’s funny what terms we find comfort in when put on the spot or not in our comfort zone. I suspect mine would involve “absolutely.”
are u a robot learning how to human
So Niiiiiice and cozy! Love it! Love the blue and white! Love the DIY art work and that pink chair!!!! 💞Entire apartment is such a light, bright, and easy breezy vibe! Very Nice job for your sis! 😉👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
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I would definitely do a Murphy Bed
Sooooo cute ~ I love it 😍 ~ i wouldn’t have enough room for my clothes and shoes tho, unless you just didn’t show the closet? ~ I also cracked up because the adorable lady that decorated the apartment said ‘as well’ like 100 times 😂
Count the “yeah” and you get way above 100
This apartment is absolutely brilliant, stunning. Well done.❤️❤️❤️
❤ the bright show case design. The studio space looks larger with the color palette that was chosen
I like the bed down. It is so pretty.lots of people live in small spaces and I think this one was done very nice.I am lucky to live in alarger space but am s I re there are those who think 1200 sq.ft .is small.
Very nice ❤ personally I would place bed where the chair now is. And instead of bed would have sofa
That wallpaper not being lined up is killing my soul.
Me too. It would have been easy enough.
Beautiful!
Agreed!
When does a room stop being a room and become a $1600 apt?
in NYC capitalism fuels it, and is difficult to check shitty landlords and speculators :). I dont have the knowledge, but media is bringing to light these types of small spaces and how much they want to charge per sqft
I got news for you. That room you speak of in N.y. is going to cost way more than $1600 . That would be a steal. I love all the clueless country or midwestern ideas of what the cost of living is like in the big city. It must be nice . I guess ignorance is bliss !!
Like the windows
But they didn't actually design anything, right? The built-ins and lay-out were already in place, they just added the laminate contact paper and wall paper? (which is a nice touch!) And then the decor items and bar stools and accent chair? The built-ins, kitchen and bathroom design were great! Though I didn't understand to whom the credit should go.
That was what I was wondering…Looks like my grandmother decorated that place
The built-ins are the Murphy Bed!
I find these days people are so easily self-satisfied...calling themselves interior designers which basically means which items to put as decor. It's ridiculous!
It was a very nice design, but the placement and orientation of the bed area, especially with it down, was a little awkward. Love the Murphy Bed concept, and love that they fold away more. It felt as if the bed could have been worked onto the wall with the entry door. It overpowered the entry area. The bar/counter height in the kitchen was great but too low for the stools as the sister had to sit sideways. Very bright and clean, but here I go again...definitely needed more seating/bed options for two people sharing the space.
That built-in where the Murphy bed is takes up WAY too much space. I’d respectfully ask the landlord to tear it down.
Thanks for sharing
Pretty 😍🤩 neat and cosy
Agreed! Love it!
I am honestly reaching the conclusion that the only win is to say "I live in NYC!"...some of the apartments are a huge no no. And not only because of size. Like the kitchen in this one🥺
Great space! Would definitely be adding a couple more chairs and a stool or a poof around the pink one as a gathering space for company.
Every time I see these small spaces I think it is so odd that people don’t have a Murphy bed that they can fold away… and now someone has a Murphy bed that they keep out all the time 😂
I haven't seen any closet or wardrobe...Where does she store clothes?
And shoes? Right? Very cute, but not practical.
Omg. A single sofa chair? A bed in the entrance. Fake wooden border. 😕
Sooo backdated 😶🌫️
Miss use of space.
Not a fan.
This is 4 Sure Gonna b so Good🔥🔥🔥👍….
Where is the closet? It's gorgeous but I wish they showed more of the built in storage solutions. A lot is clearly hidden away.
Closet ? In a New York studio? You watched Sex and the city ,huh ? You believe everyone has a closet like Carries? It rarely happens
Where is the clothes wardrobe or closet?
Very pretty but impractical. What’s the point of having a Murphy bed if you don’t fold it up? She could put a desk there or something. Then there is two people staying there but only one chair. Does the other person perch on the backless barstools? She could also add more shelves in the kitchen unit and actually store some stuff.
I love the colors 😍
Loooove this
Beautifully done.
The shelving in the kitchen is a really poor use of space, why would you not have more shelves there vs. having just some glasses and then a ton of unused space above? The lack of any comfortable seating would also really bother me. There definitely was room for a small loveseat for larger comfy chair. Love the wallpaper accents!
Love your sister studio home 👌👌🎉
Me too!
Love it💗
I love it! I would want a space like this!
Where is the storage for everyday clothing?
Where is the bed and shelving from. It's a Murphy bed so I can look past the bed as soon as you come in and the shelving gives optimal storage and display. The space is very easily interpreted for anyone to come in arrange the shelves like they want have the bed up to give more space add more seating if you want but it's very functional.
As an air bnb yes definitely!
Love the space, but the bed is right in front of the door! Closet? Needs way more seating in living area. Clever bar design.....love it.
Where is the seating for guests?
Looks like narrow seating runs the length of the wall opposite the pink chair.
please do Julia Fox apartment. That would be a gold video.
I prefer studios where the back of the couch separates the sleeping area from the living area. Without it, it seems more like a bedroom, rather than an apartment.
I once lived in Manhattan in a studio that size. Very little space. I ended up renting a storage unit for many of my belongings.
That defeats the purpose of living small and minimal. Intentional with what you consume
Why does it look like there’s a hidden space behind the Murphy bed… the pink scarf looks like a door handle to it
So there is one chair and a poof to sit on.... #NO
5:08 Crazy, seems everyone and also me wants that! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Is there a closet? TV?
Closet ? In a NY studio ? Its 300 sq ft. My guess its renovated and was a part of another apartment now split to create more apartments pretty common in N.Y. As far as the tv maybe she has a projector or uses her laptop . Not everyone watches tv . You have so many other options for entertainment in N.Y
The bed in the entrance doesn't work for me. Plus not having a sofa is a no for me.
Where can I find bar stools? Beautiful well organized apt space
“Is the bed a futon?” …what kind of question is that? 😂
I believe she said it was a Murphy bed but they keep it down to hide storage under the bed.
Really nice!! -just wondering where guests sit?
At the corner coffee shop. New Yorkers take advantage of the many restaurants, bars and other places to entertain.
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I think they should have added a small sofa for more seating for friends...that one tiny chair wouldnt do it for me...otherwise a great place
I love the design. But she def could have put a loveseat in the nook.
I’ve never seen 200 sqft apartment seem so big, open and airy.
I think it's beautiful but, I wouldn't want to walk right into the bed when I got in and, there's something about a couch should have been there or a small loveseat fitted in that space.. it's a Murphy bed I would have put that up.. that bed is just too much in that room down all day
The Murphy bed structure seems like a waste of space unless you built the closet behind the wall?
The bar stools are to high for the breakfast nook, as petite as she is, she can’t get her knees underneath the table. Otherwise the apt is nice
I think this was a stage and shout out to self.. 😊 but cute
That's the most useless use of space for a small area. Where are her clothes? It's like she decorated a space that wasn't small. Maybe she's trying to sell her decorating service. Yep, selling her services.
It's so cosy yet homey. However, I prefer not to put my bed nearby the entrance door as I want to sleep with quietude without hearing the door opening and closing all the time.
OK so first off, it's too white. You need color. Second, where you placed that small pink chair in the corner you could have placed a loveseat for more comfort/a pillow or two or just two comfortable designer seats. In the kitchen I would have added a beautiful piece of wallpaper over the sink as a back splash with a pop of color, and I would have even added some wooden hanging shelves since you have space for it to display blue mugs, different colored plates. You need a few plants to bring in oxygen into those stuffy New York apartments. Love the tiny bathroom and the striped pattern on the shower curtain. Very nice. Very nice job Caitlin.
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except for the bed it doesn't look very welcoming. looks like it's waiting to be furnished, no living or gathering space unless you sit on the floor.
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Really nicely created...The Kitchen area by the fridge is to cluttered...the cutting board and spoons or just one thing there...like you just said "Less is More"...Okay the book reading nook is so great...
Closets?
Don't like the Murphy bed down !
I need a sister designer
Nice space, but where is the washer / dryer? Where can she hang all her clothes, jackets? No TV? It doesn't seem to me that someone really is living there.....seems more like a hotel room....
Be careful with the copper tea pot and copper poisoning.
Where is wardrobe for clothes?
WHY would you design an entrance where you open the outside door only to trip over the bed?
It's a HAZARD -- if someone tries to break in, there you are, all ready to be knifed in your sleep.
Other than that, it's nice. WAY too white & where are "personal" things?
No books? no interests or hobbies? there is NOTHING here that speaks to "personal" - it's very nice but it's horribly bland/non-specific. No personality to speak of (that contact wallpaper? THERE's an opportunity for "personal" but you use that blue stuff?)
I pay 1700 for a studio in Brooklyn smh
Hmm pretty lack luster
“Yeahhh yeah yeah” at the beginning of every sentence….