We probably sound like a broken record by now, but is anyone else sick of trying to function in super tiny New York City apartments? It's fine because at the end of the day, we'd all rather be in a small apartment in NYC than a big apartment anywhere else! But there are ways to make life a little ...
Ikea NJ Vs. Ikea Brooklyn
When I first moved to New York, I quickly searched Ikea Brooklyn. My roommates mom, who had unofficially adopted me, kept continually giving me (unasked for) guidance, nearly snatched my phone and ushered me to search for the Ikea in NJ instead. Truly, I had no idea there was anything even up for ...
Sell furniture 101: Out with the old, in with the New(ish)
It's the new year, which means out with the old and time for a refresh! Spring cleaning, whatever you want to call it, it's the perfect time of year to cleanse your space, get rid of your dated pieces and swap them out for something you love! We're coming at you with two hacks: how to sell your ...
4 furniture stores in NYC that you need to visit
Restoration Hardware Chelsea (Plot twist, it ACTUALLY looks like this!) It's brand new, and an EXPERIENCE. Our favorite furniture store in NYC is the new Restoration Hardware in Chelsea. There's four floors, they're absolutely stunning and sorted by indoor/outdoor pieces, living room, bath, etc. At ...
3 Sofa beds you should consider for your space
New York: We know it's the great city in the world, but it has a few issues. One being that there's inevitably limited space in your apartment. I'm talking shoes in the stove, using your refrigerator to also store your books, etc. I barely have room for a twin bed, much less a "guest bed". SO, what ...