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Then designer Jessie Schuster made the place one part boho, two parts chic

This complete renovation project began by addressing several practical and aesthetic challenges resulting from the owner’s desire for modern living within the framework of a pre-war Manhattan apartment building. The service-style galley kitchen and maid’s room were antiquated and disconnected from the main living areas. With the primary exposure being south facing, new openings were […]

Experience the height of elegance in this pristine white Manhattan apartment, where functionality seamlessly merges with sophistication.

The brief for this Paris apartment was refreshingly simple: to bring the apartment back to its original glory, but with a modern touch. So imagine Paris-based #AD100 Lebanese designer Aline Asmar d’Amman’s (@alineasmardamman) horror when she walked into her latest project location, a pied-à-terre on rue de l’Université in the 7th arrondissement, and was met with gloom. “I wanted to bring the light inside,” recalls d’Amman. Born from her love of craft and commitment to uplifting makers…

For a family of ex-Londoners, Emily Todhunter crafts a home designed to be “nearer to the sky.”

Jersey City is no longer a world away from NYC. I’m seeing more and more clients make the move across the Hudson to stretch their budgets, livable square footage and privacy. The Brownstones in Jersey City possess the same character and architectural detail as those in Brooklyn and Manhattan and are really so...

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Merge style and function with these 15 clever storage ideas that help eliminate clutter no matter the size of your entryway.

A lot of the spaces that we feature on Apartment Therapy have gorgeous, soaring ceilings. “Sure,” I hear you say, “it’s easy to make a space look good when your ceiling are 14 feet tall.” But what if your living space is a little humbler, with ceilings no higher than the standard eight feet? There are still things you can do to make your home look fantastic — and spacious to boot. Here are four ideas, with plenty of (low-ceilinged) examples to inspire. 1.

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