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I hate my bathroom (opens the original)
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I did something this week that I advise my clients against. And I didn’t even realize I was doing it.I’m giving my tiny New York bathroom a little refresh. After 7 years of living with over-the-toilet storage from the previous tenant (why, why did I live like this?) I finally replaced it with something that felt more like me.I chose the feeling I wanted for the room: playful, yet elevatedI made a plan to achieve the feeling: picked a paint color, ordered new storage, new renter-friendly flooring
38 sofas for every style, and how to choose 1 (opens the original)
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Welcome to my new series, Cheat Sheet! Where you get to reap the benefits of my design consultations, with notes on how I source and links to furniture for each of the 5 styles on the quiz.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" heigh
How to make your art look more expensive (opens the original)
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I’ve been talking Big Blank Wall theory for the last few weeks here on Home School, but what does it actually look like to fill a Big Blank Wall in a substantial way - without spending a fortune? Today I am getting specific and sharing one way I filled one wall in my home. I’ll also be very honest about how long it took me to fill that wall, and how much it cost.But this Big Blank Wall filler gets to something a little deeper than “here are X things to buy right now.” It’s also about how to do t
The hardest Biggest Blank Wall to fill (opens the original)
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We all have Big Blank Walls we need to fill. The wall over the bed. The wall over the sofa. The wall with your TV on it. But today I’m going to talk about the biggest, blankest, hardest wall to fill: the wall with nothing on it.Dun dun dunnnnn…I’m talking that big long wall in your open concept living dining room that goes on and on between multiple zones.The wall in a hallway.The wall behind your dining table. Walls that are completely empty, and therefore feel even more overwhelming to fill. H
Big Blank Walls & how to fill them (opens the original)
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As a New York apartment dweller it’s easy to imagine a bigger place as the solution to all our home conundrums, but yunno what actually gets harder the bigger your home gets?The walls.Big Blank Walls, to be exact. If you’ve been following me for a while then you know my obsession with this topic, I’ve been talking about it for about 6 years. And with good reason: I surveyed my community and found that 78% of you have Big Blank Walls that you’re struggling to fill.And today I want to help make th
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