So many decorators and architects say they designed with practicality and functionality in mind but they don't deliver. This woman's space IS functional (cut out in kitchen island for stool-workspace, taking advantage of wide hallway and carving a dining area aaaand dbl downing on more function by adding even more upper storage in that dining nook). I don't see any wasted space! Despite her functional layout, she didn't sacrifice on charm. Her space is so pretty without being cloyingly precious. Brilliant.
I like her style of interior design. She has everything that she needs in a small space - sofa, bed, dining table, storage cabinets etc. Also, she does not have to fold or pull out furniture after she has used it.
Small spaces are so underrated. She designed a very clever floor plan and made use of every nook and cranny which is why it feels so cozy. So well done. I could totally live there!! Love her color choices too!
Thank you for featuring a small apartment - not everyone 'owns a house' in the suburbs. In the big cities, many singles and (childless) couples live in apartments. This apartment is so cozy and the use of space is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G.
60 m2 sono tanti per non avere neanche una camera da letto, era sufficiente spostare gli attacchi dell' acqua e gas nel soggiorno ed avere una camera in quella che ora è la cucina
I most especially love the thoughtfulness around tiny touches, like taking the sharp edge off a very narrow vanity to soften its presence, and putting the fridge in the cupboard so the space feels less full. Seems aesthetic, but is ultra-practical!
(Although I would have used more fold-away tables/surfaces, and possibly a murphy bed and, in so doing, double the actual space available for other activities, instead of concentrating the activity on the most-cramped passage in the apartment (the dining table) because there aren't sufficient large surfaces elsewhere)
this is so beautifully done, some of these "interior designer" living spaces end up feeling so staged and fake, but his one actually feels like you could comfortably live in it
As a native New Yorker I know small apartments can be a challenge especially if you have a family. This is a cozy and functional apartment and I love the view of nature. I had a classroom where all four windows faced the trees and sky. It was so calming.
You'd want to live somewhere where the bed is stuck in the corner of your living room??? Why?! That's fine for students and 20 year olds, but grown-ups, surely not. Aim higher.
This space is amazing! I have a 720 sq ft house (2bd 1 bath) and this apartment feels WAY bigger with MUCH MORE storage! This is why she is a professional. Well done!!
I would transform the kitchen in the bedroom for some privacy and ventilation and put the new kitchen in that wide corridor so you can also have a living an dining area all together
She did a really fantastic job and I love the folk art and color! The dining area is my favorite and those cabinets are genius. Can't wait to decorate my own condo like that some day with custom cabinets.
One of the best designs for a tiny space that I’ve seen. Love the building clothing storage, the dining nook, the kitchen. Heck, I even like the bedroom, though I couldn’t sleep in a room with so much light in the morning. There’s room for everything!!
She is a great designer, even with a small space there is so much there but you don't feel overwhelmed or claustrophobic. She knew just how to optimize the space. I think her taste is also impeccable so the objects that are there feel harmonious. I wish she could come help me design my apartment lol!
650 sq foot is already quite a living space for many people in HK, the small, dynamic and crowded city. She really designed it nicely. It looks very cozy and practical as the same time. That speaks the importance of interior design.
The dining nook in the hallway is one of the most unique solutions I have seen on any design site, blog, or channel. It is so clever and something I won't forget when designing my own space someday. Bravo!
I probably would have liked small bedside tables to put a glass of water, my phone, glasses, etc on to. It's funny how she said she wanted a divider for the bed area to create privacy, but there really isn't any actual privacy since it's clear glass.
I have this sorta kinda sense of privacy with screens like that but this is such a small space, it doesnt offer that illusion. Sitting in a chair on a screened in patio is different than sitting in a chair on the lawn, ykwim?
I like the clear glass for light, but I would add a curtain that could be drawn back or closed off for both privacy and light when you need either. And floating shelves instead of a bedside table.
Nice to see colorful are and decorative items. I'll be so, SO relieved when the soul deadening black/ white/ gray trend *finally* dies. Who decides that that's all we get for over a decade?
Beautiful and clearly designed with a curated eye. I'm a bit surprised no floating shelves on either side of bed (maybe neither yet needs glasses? or a hit of water in middle of night?), but appreciate overall design and functionality of the space. Very much appreciate the honoring of the era of the building. Thanks for featuring, and, be willing to be featured. ;)
So 60m2, it's not small at all, quite spacious actually. As a kid I lived - a family of 4 - on 49m2. My last apartment was 47m2. In 60m2 you can comfortably have 2-3 rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom.
650 square feet gives you two bedroom apartment in Europe. Here it is unfortunate that windows are on one side of the apartment only. i would have swapped kitchen and bedroom space so that bedroom has a window and can be closed off. it would have probably required expanding that space a little and have storage in the hallway open into what is now bedroom.
So impressed by the functionality of the apartment. The only thing I would've done differently is make the bathroom a wet room. You don't have to bother with the shower curtain or sink cabinets that take up so much real estate in such a tiny room.
It's a very pretty, yet obviously (but not too) functional space. And doesn't really FEEL small. The hall of storage was really smart. And not usually a talent in someone who does "public" spaces...who get to ignore the needs of longer occupancy. But often only really possible in a semi total gut. Which she did. Few of us can afford that, though, in a first apt. Because i did have minor horrors about removing kitchen cabinets, in a studio, in favor of pretty decorative shelves. Cabinets hold a lot. Out of sight. And it's not like there is a pantry. Where's your spices, dried goods like pasta, flour, sugar, cans of whatever ?? etc ?? (The colander, pasta pot etc, obviously in the lower units.) Cooks NEED that. I'm thinking that expensive stove is mostly decorative. But then, few in NYC, actually cook, daily. Too busy. Still a minor detail, in a city where "running out for a few things" is as close as your nearest Korean grocery, or 2nd Ave. And the city will deliver nearly anything...
That is the absolute best (none) studio apartment I have seen. Really great use of space and beautifully done renovation. I wouldn't have changed a thing.
This is one of the prettiest studios I have seen. The color scheme is soft and beautiful. Your dishes and the artwork are gorgeous. Lovely 😍 bathroom tiles. Wow!
This apartment is as adorable as it is functional, and it's pretty. My only question is, was there consideration to reverse the bedroom and living room? Using the same as current dimensions for both rooms (living room bigger), I would have maybe put the bedroom next to the windows and had the living room on other side. It makes more sense for the LR to be closest to the dining and kitchen, but you'd still get the light cause of the clear divider.
I was thinking the same. It's a tough decision because if you put the bed next to the windows you get more fresh air but you also feel all the temp fluctuations because it looks like they have a heater on one of the windows and likely no AC. They could split the room in the other direction putting the headboard against one of the windows and sectioning the bedroom completely off but then the room becomes very narrow. I agree with you that it makes more sense to keep the social rooms together where it goes kitchen to dining to living room. Weird to have friends pass by your bedroom.
I don't know if it's just me, but this studio looks significantly smaller than 650 sq ft. I live in a 770 sq ft. (71.5 sq m) place, but even if you took out one of our rooms, it still feels a _lot_ bigger than this place. Which makes what the architect did with the space even more impressive, I suppose.
If I had this apt, I would flip it instead of the bed first and the living room, I would put the bed closer to the window and the living room in the other area. But I did like that she has many separate areas, living room/bed, chair with table etc. She maxes out all of her space
If I couldn’t have the kitchen sink directly below the window, this is a great compromise. The sink is facing a wall, but because of fact that there’s no cabinetry above the sink and the stove area, it feels less claustrophobic. Well done! 👍🏼
I love kitchen sink under a window. Once rented an apartment where it had a beautiful view over a park. Now its something that I always check for when I look at spaces online
@@franciskeys9810 Am I too innocent that I fail to see how someone can sign a contract to buy or rent a 650 square feet apartment, and actually only get 2/3 of that surface ? How can this be legal ? I knew real estate in NYC was wild, but I didn't know it was that bad
This is so nice! If I'm the one living here I would just add a curtain in the bedroom for some privacy and that feeling of security because me lying down would be the focal point when someone enters the place. Also curtain on the side won't hurt for migraine days. (This is just my personal preference.)
The apartment renovation is beautifully done! It absolutely could feel more open, it’s too cluttered for my liking BUT I’m not living there. It’s really nice to see a smaller space like this! 💕
Really, really nice job! As everyone else has said, she did a GREAT job designing it. It is clearly well-thought out and planned. I, too, love all of it - especially the banquette just outside the kitchen. However, (soft "criticsm"), there is no exhaust above the range, which would be an issue for most cooks. With open shelving above, all the glass is bound to get glazed with grease and dust unless she is diligent with cleaning. That said, I could definitely live there. Maybe just put a window fan on exhaust in the kitchen while cooking. 😊
It’s a gorgeous apartment and really well designed. I wonder if she could add a fabric curtain to the bedroom area to give that space a little more privacy. A lovely drapery white fabric or something like that.
Would have an open bookcase instead of the sheet of plywood as a dividing wall. More function, interest, mystery and privacy that way. The end of the bookcase by the entry would make a great place for more intimate art pieces, too. And it would be a great stand in for a side table/night stand...
I love what's "small" for Americans is average for us😅 My family of 6... sometimes 8 lives in 675 sq ft. Fascinating! I still remember when I visited the US the meals were massive too.. but loved all the free refils on beverages 😂
Wow. This is probably the most clever set-up for a studio space that I have ever seen. It truly does not "read" studio. Love the nook --perfect. And I agree with you on the storage. You have a full-size tub. I LOVE the tile there --where did you get that? I would love to re-do my small bathroom and am also struggling with finding a sink that is small enough for the space and still have some storage underneath.
I'd get rid of some of that bathroom corridor storage and turn it into a laundry closet with a stacked washer/dryer combo. Also, not having a range hood in the kitchen is a no-go for me. All those knickknacks would be covered in a thin film of grease after a few months of cooking. All in all, she did an awesome job designing and building her space.
It is lovely and suits you. The only things i''d do differently is to switch the living and bed room for more privacy that is, as well as give the bed room the same size space as the living room. There are many smaller and nice pull out couches/beds that can transform small spaces. however its nice and functional.
What a great find in NYC! Absolutely love the design of the space. The only thing I would have done differently is put in some textured glass for the divider wall. The colors, the flow, the space filling all of your needs - just spectacular! The dining nook in the wide hallway - BRILLIANT! The thing I like best about this design, you could literally pick up this apartment and drop it ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD and it would still be a success.
Your choice of colour is wonderful and the bonus of windows overlooking a park really is the jewel in the crown of this very well designed space. Discipline in buying is a must, but you have books, beautiful objects and a sense of peace. Congratulations.
Just in case anyone was curious, a Studio No-Bedroom 1 Bath 650 sq ft Apartment in the West Village Manhattan New York ( OR ) Russian Hill San Francisco CA expect to pay $ 5,500 / Month with utilities and one months rent deposit included.
Finally! AD is showcasing small, and still creative, spaces. Would love more of this content 😍😍😍
I'd recmmand the youtube channel : NEVER TOO SMALL.
Indeed! It's way more relatable.
Indeed!
Apartment Therapy also has a great playlist of small, fantastic spaces. I watched a ton of it when I was designing my own studio apartment.
Great use of space. My only recommendation is perhaps using a small floating table next to the bed.
"Making it smaller actually made it a bit more functional." Thank you for that.
You're welcome.
That's what I always say to women
@@Stephen24 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thank you for the laugh Stephen. 💖
So many decorators and architects say they designed with practicality and functionality in mind but they don't deliver. This woman's space IS functional (cut out in kitchen island for stool-workspace, taking advantage of wide hallway and carving a dining area aaaand dbl downing on more function by adding even more upper storage in that dining nook). I don't see any wasted space! Despite her functional layout, she didn't sacrifice on charm. Her space is so pretty without being cloyingly precious. Brilliant.
It's a lovely apt😊
Totally agree, this is one of the best studio apartments I have seen in many years!
I like her style of interior design. She has everything that she needs in a small space - sofa, bed, dining table, storage cabinets etc. Also, she does not have to fold or pull out furniture after she has used it.
and no clutter, just pretty displays!
I guess there are only a few dishes, utensils and cooking pans. Where is there room?? It is lovely for sure!
There’s no where to put your glasses, phone and water beside the bed. But perhaps she doesn’t need those
Is it “we” or is it “I”?
Small spaces are so underrated. She designed a very clever floor plan and made use of every nook and cranny which is why it feels so cozy. So well done. I could totally live there!! Love her color choices too!
I love this apartment.
The only thing I would add is full length sheer drapes around the bedroom space for privacy and softness.
Yes I thought the same. Also one could be on the kitchen door and draped back
thissss, I can’t believe it’s just plain glass !
agree - bad fung shui to lie in bed facing a corridor!
I see what you mean but it dwarfs the apartment. Turns it into a third world country room trust me 😂
Sheers would be nice. I agree!
I love that she does the tour barefoot. Might seem silly but it makes it seem even more cozy, less of a tour and more of just a visit.
Yes but logic: you don't wear shoes in a house....
I didn't notice that until reading this. I agree.
It’s in NYC/a big city, you don’t wear shoes inside your house. Way too gross haha
My favorite studio I've ever seen. Beautifully alive but not overpowering. What a talented designer Ms. Ward is.
Thank you for featuring a small apartment - not everyone 'owns a house' in the suburbs. In the big cities, many singles and (childless) couples live in apartments. This apartment is so cozy and the use of space is A-M-A-Z-I-N-G.
Agreed!
60.4m² so you don't have to Google or do maths.
For 2 people,60m2 in EU is lux.
In USA,any city,still a lux.
Thank you!
60 m2 sono tanti per non avere neanche una camera da letto, era sufficiente spostare gli attacchi dell' acqua e gas nel soggiorno ed avere una camera in quella che ora è la cucina
Thank you!!!
Since when is it small space 💀💀💀
I most especially love the thoughtfulness around tiny touches, like taking the sharp edge off a very narrow vanity to soften its presence, and putting the fridge in the cupboard so the space feels less full. Seems aesthetic, but is ultra-practical!
(Although I would have used more fold-away tables/surfaces, and possibly a murphy bed and, in so doing, double the actual space available for other activities, instead of concentrating the activity on the most-cramped passage in the apartment (the dining table) because there aren't sufficient large surfaces elsewhere)
this is so beautifully done, some of these "interior designer" living spaces end up feeling so staged and fake, but his one actually feels like you could comfortably live in it
Absolutely LOVE when you show us some spaces we could possibly actually afford!✌🏼
New York? Affordable?
Yes! ❤
I am too)
This studio is probably $1 million including the renovation, not exactly affordable for most ppl but it appears to be affordable at least
This would cost 3000$ in NYC
I love the mix of colors and textiles, it gives it a kind of english cottage vibes, very warm and inviting.
It seems beauty
4:30 shocked there’s no wall mounted side tables or anything for phones, cups, etc.
This is one of the best designed small spaces I've seen. So practical AND so beautiful! Really creative.
I love this apartment. And the colors and the artwork. But mainly there is breathing room on the walls and around the furniture. So beautiful.
Love that AD is showing more relatable living spaces. The floor plan is very clever. And the colors and patterns go so well together 😍
As a native New Yorker I know small apartments can be a challenge especially if you have a family. This is a cozy and functional apartment and I love the view of nature. I had a classroom where all four windows faced the trees and sky. It was so calming.
The first place I have seen I felt I could live in. Very nice.
The natural lighting and proximity to the parks is a dream! Well done and very inspiring space 🩵🤍
agree. if its manhattan, wonder what part of the city.
Christie Ward, I love your 659 sq ft apartment. It is decorated beautifully. Thank you for sharing it.
I can see that she has that Soho House asthetic. It is charming and well planned, cosy and welcoming.
This space is so cute! I love seeing a regular person's house instead of a mansion. Please more AD!
This is cool -- amazing what you can do with a 650 square foot STUDIO! Beautiful place and fun AD series!
650 square for a studio is wild tho. Its at least a one bedroom appartement
@@yan3562it’s a studio apartment. It doesn’t have a bedroom.
I am OBSESSED! I have never wanted to live in a space more than this. Thank you, AD and Christie!!
You'd want to live somewhere where the bed is stuck in the corner of your living room??? Why?! That's fine for students and 20 year olds, but grown-ups, surely not. Aim higher.
@@jazzylyn5857no one is trying to live in bumfuck Alabama.
This space is amazing! I have a 720 sq ft house (2bd 1 bath) and this apartment feels WAY bigger with MUCH MORE storage! This is why she is a professional. Well done!!
I would transform the kitchen in the bedroom for some privacy and ventilation and put the new kitchen in that wide corridor so you can also have a living an dining area all together
This studio is huge. Most nyc studios arent this big so would love to see a more commonly-sized studio be featured too
She did a really fantastic job and I love the folk art and color! The dining area is my favorite and those cabinets are genius. Can't wait to decorate my own condo like that some day with custom cabinets.
Fabulous job! Love the creativity of people living in small spaces, and she has great aesthetics.
One of the best designs for a tiny space that I’ve seen. Love the building clothing storage, the dining nook, the kitchen. Heck, I even like the bedroom, though I couldn’t sleep in a room with so much light in the morning. There’s room for everything!!
It's a terrible design.
She is a great designer, even with a small space there is so much there but you don't feel overwhelmed or claustrophobic. She knew just how to optimize the space. I think her taste is also impeccable so the objects that are there feel harmonious. I wish she could come help me design my apartment lol!
So crisp and clean, yet lived-in looking…that’s hard to achieve, but she did it!
650 sq foot is already quite a living space for many people in HK, the small, dynamic and crowded city. She really designed it nicely. It looks very cozy and practical as the same time. That speaks the importance of interior design.
650 sq foot is a very decent space for most people in Europe.
The dining nook in the hallway is one of the most unique solutions I have seen on any design site, blog, or channel. It is so clever and something I won't forget when designing my own space someday. Bravo!
She painted the room white to make it look bigger. Who knew?
@@mcdibbern9919found the hater
I probably would have liked small bedside tables to put a glass of water, my phone, glasses, etc on to. It's funny how she said she wanted a divider for the bed area to create privacy, but there really isn't any actual privacy since it's clear glass.
Exactly. I'm a restless sleeper, roll over and take sips all through the night, wouldn't get much rest walking to the table every 30mins for water.
I agree about at least 1 bedside table. And facing the bed that way instead of turning it, doesn't seem to leave that much room on either side.
Very clever use of space!
I have this sorta kinda sense of privacy with screens like that but this is such a small space, it doesnt offer that illusion. Sitting in a chair on a screened in patio is different than sitting in a chair on the lawn, ykwim?
I like the clear glass for light, but I would add a curtain that could be drawn back or closed off for both privacy and light when you need either. And floating shelves instead of a bedside table.
Nice to see colorful are and decorative items. I'll be so, SO relieved when the soul deadening black/ white/ gray trend *finally* dies. Who decides that that's all we get for over a decade?
Flippers
I wholeheartedly agree! I get depressed when I see all of that
More like 2 decades, or longer? I think it started with "metro" fashion. So depressing.
Beautiful and clearly designed with a curated eye. I'm a bit surprised no floating shelves on either side of bed (maybe neither yet needs glasses? or a hit of water in middle of night?), but appreciate overall design and functionality of the space. Very much appreciate the honoring of the era of the building. Thanks for featuring, and, be willing to be featured. ;)
So 60m2, it's not small at all, quite spacious actually. As a kid I lived - a family of 4 - on 49m2. My last apartment was 47m2.
In 60m2 you can comfortably have 2-3 rooms, a kitchen and a bathroom.
650 square feet gives you two bedroom apartment in Europe. Here it is unfortunate that windows are on one side of the apartment only. i would have swapped kitchen and bedroom space so that bedroom has a window and can be closed off. it would have probably required expanding that space a little and have storage in the hallway open into what is now bedroom.
2 or even 3 rooms! And a separate kitchen.
I agree. I don't think this apt is 650. I think it is much smaller.
So impressed by the functionality of the apartment. The only thing I would've done differently is make the bathroom a wet room. You don't have to bother with the shower curtain or sink cabinets that take up so much real estate in such a tiny room.
6:20 That's actually a HUGE New York City kitchen - especially compared to the size of your place. Nothing "small" about it at all.
lol, for sure,but cute
The kitchen is brilliant, I think cute floating shelves on either side of the beds would be perfect
Yes! I can't do without a nightstand. Tried, and it's a nope.
It's a very pretty, yet obviously (but not too) functional space. And doesn't really FEEL small. The hall of storage was really smart. And not usually a talent in someone who does "public" spaces...who get to ignore the needs of longer occupancy.
But often only really possible in a semi total gut. Which she did. Few of us can afford that, though, in a first apt.
Because i did have minor horrors about removing kitchen cabinets, in a studio, in favor of pretty decorative shelves. Cabinets hold a lot. Out of sight. And it's not like there is a pantry. Where's your spices, dried goods like pasta, flour, sugar, cans of whatever ?? etc ?? (The colander, pasta pot etc, obviously in the lower units.) Cooks NEED that. I'm thinking that expensive stove is mostly decorative. But then, few in NYC, actually cook, daily. Too busy.
Still a minor detail, in a city where "running out for a few things" is as close as your nearest Korean grocery, or 2nd Ave. And the city will deliver nearly anything...
That is the absolute best (none) studio apartment I have seen. Really great use of space and beautifully done renovation. I wouldn't have changed a thing.
This is one of the prettiest studios I have seen. The color scheme is soft and beautiful. Your dishes and the artwork are gorgeous. Lovely 😍 bathroom tiles. Wow!
Beautiful Christie💖I Love small living spaces. You did a brilliant job.
This apartment is as adorable as it is functional, and it's pretty. My only question is, was there consideration to reverse the bedroom and living room? Using the same as current dimensions for both rooms (living room bigger), I would have maybe put the bedroom next to the windows and had the living room on other side. It makes more sense for the LR to be closest to the dining and kitchen, but you'd still get the light cause of the clear divider.
I think that that is a great idea 👍☺️.
This makes so much *sense* 😮
I was thinking the same. It's a tough decision because if you put the bed next to the windows you get more fresh air but you also feel all the temp fluctuations because it looks like they have a heater on one of the windows and likely no AC. They could split the room in the other direction putting the headboard against one of the windows and sectioning the bedroom completely off but then the room becomes very narrow. I agree with you that it makes more sense to keep the social rooms together where it goes kitchen to dining to living room. Weird to have friends pass by your bedroom.
That could definitely be an option too, I wonder if they tried that at any point.
So functional and stylish, and so much packed in without it looking cramped. Love it.
60 square meters? in my country that's very often a space for family of three or four...
@AgentDRJ-2024 no, usually there is just a small balcony for individual use. And finding parking space is a lottery.
Brasil?
Imo...this apt is much smaller than the stated 650 sf.
Green outside of the windows is sooooo important. I love looking out and seeing trees (then ideally ocean and mountains beyond the greenery!)
She has great eye for detail and has created a really beautiful space.
So chic and thoughtful. One of the best small spaces I’ve seen
This is my favorite small apartment feature EVER
Gorgeous space! In love with that living room hanging light.
She’s got a wonderful demeanor and voice! Love her place…
I love the blue color shades throughout. I love the bathroom tiles that are wonky looking.
Beautiful place. So peaceful and decorated in a lovely way. Bravo.
More of these please. This was great to watch!
I don't know if it's just me, but this studio looks significantly smaller than 650 sq ft. I live in a 770 sq ft. (71.5 sq m) place, but even if you took out one of our rooms, it still feels a _lot_ bigger than this place. Which makes what the architect did with the space even more impressive, I suppose.
Every inch is lovely. Intelligent, functional, so creative. Adore her talent❤
This just made me smile. Crazy how an apartment can give off positive vibes.
If I had this apt, I would flip it instead of the bed first and the living room, I would put the bed closer to the window and the living room in the other area. But I did like that she has many separate areas, living room/bed, chair with table etc. She maxes out all of her space
That would be very smart! I could be in bed while guests can be in the living room, and they don’t need to walk across my space!
Yup, same thing I thought.
If I couldn’t have the kitchen sink directly below the window, this is a great compromise. The sink is facing a wall, but because of fact that there’s no cabinetry above the sink and the stove area, it feels less claustrophobic. Well done! 👍🏼
I love kitchen sink under a window. Once rented an apartment where it had a beautiful view over a park. Now its something that I always check for when I look at spaces online
Love what you've done with 650 square feet and I loooovveeee that light fixture!
You should, it's almost a thousand buckaroos.
In Europe, they put a 2 bedrooms apartment inside a 650 square feet surface 😂 Still, this studio looks very confortable
We even got 3 rooms, and hallway plus seperate kitchen. We always say that we have a big apartment!😂
@@magdalena7420 Yes to separate kitchens ! Sadly, they don't do these anymore...
This apartment isn't 650 square feet. They inflate all real estate in NYC. I think it's somewhere between 450 and 500 square feet.
@@franciskeys9810 Am I too innocent that I fail to see how someone can sign a contract to buy or rent a 650 square feet apartment, and actually only get 2/3 of that surface ? How can this be legal ? I knew real estate in NYC was wild, but I didn't know it was that bad
I have a 675 sq ft apartment with 2.5 bedrooms. I think it's 650 sq ft but perhaps a bad layout?
This is so nice! If I'm the one living here I would just add a curtain in the bedroom for some privacy and that feeling of security because me lying down would be the focal point when someone enters the place. Also curtain on the side won't hurt for migraine days. (This is just my personal preference.)
This apartment is perfection.
small house designs are always more intriguing
so true!
The apartment renovation is beautifully done! It absolutely could feel more open, it’s too cluttered for my liking BUT I’m not living there. It’s really nice to see a smaller space like this! 💕
this is absolutely stunning..love, love, love. small spaces are so special
she tackled this so well. i love the fridge and dining nook
More small city spaces please AD! This was great
As long as she and her husband like it, is all that matters.
Really, really nice job! As everyone else has said, she did a GREAT job designing it. It is clearly well-thought out and planned. I, too, love all of it - especially the banquette just outside the kitchen. However, (soft "criticsm"), there is no exhaust above the range, which would be an issue for most cooks. With open shelving above, all the glass is bound to get glazed with grease and dust unless she is diligent with cleaning. That said, I could definitely live there. Maybe just put a window fan on exhaust in the kitchen while cooking. 😊
I love it! I would add curtains to block the light to sleep and close with curtains when dining with people. Something nice.
It’s a gorgeous apartment and really well designed. I wonder if she could add a fabric curtain to the bedroom area to give that space a little more privacy. A lovely drapery white fabric or something like that.
I am puzzled, as this space looks much smaller than 650 sq feet.
Probably because they sacrificed some of that original space for closets.
This is one of the best apartments you've shown--well designed, attractive, and relatable.
This seems quite spacious for a studio apartment. Well done.👏🏻
Would have an open bookcase instead of the sheet of plywood as a dividing wall. More function, interest, mystery and privacy that way.
The end of the bookcase by the entry would make a great place for more intimate art pieces, too. And it would be a great stand in for a side table/night stand...
I love what's "small" for Americans is average for us😅 My family of 6... sometimes 8 lives in 675 sq ft. Fascinating! I still remember when I visited the US the meals were massive too.. but loved all the free refils on beverages 😂
Wow. This is probably the most clever set-up for a studio space that I have ever seen. It truly does not "read" studio. Love the nook --perfect. And I agree with you on the storage. You have a full-size tub. I LOVE the tile there --where did you get that? I would love to re-do my small bathroom and am also struggling with finding a sink that is small enough for the space and still have some storage underneath.
i agree
Love her sense of style and color 🥰🥰🥰🙌 so many smart design choices as well. Brilliant.
I'd get rid of some of that bathroom corridor storage and turn it into a laundry closet with a stacked washer/dryer combo. Also, not having a range hood in the kitchen is a no-go for me. All those knickknacks would be covered in a thin film of grease after a few months of cooking. All in all, she did an awesome job designing and building her space.
It is lovely and suits you. The only things i''d do differently is to switch the living and bed room for more privacy that is, as well as give the bed room the same size space as the living room. There are many smaller and nice pull out couches/beds that can transform small spaces. however its nice and functional.
What a great find in NYC! Absolutely love the design of the space. The only thing I would have done differently is put in some textured glass for the divider wall. The colors, the flow, the space filling all of your needs - just spectacular! The dining nook in the wide hallway - BRILLIANT! The thing I like best about this design, you could literally pick up this apartment and drop it ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD and it would still be a success.
I'd let Christe Ward come and overhaul my NYC studio apartment any day! Till then I'll refer back for inspiration
What a lovely space, I love every detail. The dining nook is brilliant.
Your choice of colour is wonderful and the bonus of windows overlooking a park really is the jewel in the crown of this very well designed space. Discipline in buying is a must, but you have books, beautiful objects and a sense of peace. Congratulations.
LOVE everything about this apartment - thanks for featuring it!
Clicked instantly just for that beautiful bed. So cool!
Love what you have done in your apartment. It looks functional, not cluttered and beautiful!
25' x 25'
Thats a really big space to be a studio apartment.
Yay small apartments! The Never Too Small channel has almost 3 million followers if you want more like this.
There is also channel called apartment therapy that shows small apartments
Amazing use of space. Eclectic design. Completely cohesive. I love everything!
Trust me! I had a bigger house and it was a pain to clean and keep organized. The less space you have the less STUFF. Your space is perfect.
Just in case anyone was curious, a Studio No-Bedroom 1 Bath 650 sq ft Apartment in the West Village Manhattan New York ( OR ) Russian Hill San Francisco CA expect to pay $ 5,500 / Month with utilities and one months rent deposit included.
All the space you need; nothing you don't. I wouldn't mind living here.