Photo by: R29
What is your favorite thing about your apartment and something you wish you could change after having lived there?
"I love that every light is on a dimmer switch - and that I have tons of candles. With the right lighting, everything looks better. I also really curated my art - there's a lot going on, but I didn't just hang things that were cool - you have to love it 'cuz you're looking at it every day.
To be honest, I measured the...
more Photo by: R29
What is your favorite thing about your apartment and something you wish you could change after having lived there?
"I love that every light is on a dimmer switch - and that I have tons of candles. With the right lighting, everything looks better. I also really curated my art - there's a lot going on, but I didn't just hang things that were cool - you have to love it 'cuz you're looking at it every day.
To be honest, I measured the F out of this place and got WAY more storage space then I thought possible, so I'm not sure how else I could configure it. I do wish that I was even better at paring down my clothes. Also, my jute rug is absolutely immovable, it's covered by all the furniture, and it has wrinkled since I've moved in, which drives me crazy. Next time, I am going to go with something more durable."
What are your favorite home design stores in NYC/your neighborhood?
"I've said it before, I'll say it again -
I'm OBSESSED with The Upper Rust on East 9th Street. It's not too expensive, and has all these amazing, one-of-a-kind pieces, from mirrors to little, beautiful tchotchkes. Next door is Pink Olive, which has great, handmade postcards and whimsical decor gifts.
In general, you can't beat Ikea for basics - all my wardrobes and shelving is from th
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