When it comes to interior designing, it’s always easier when you get to deal with larger spaces rather than small apartments to stuff everything you have. However, interior specialist Tori Golub is here to assure us that with a little creativity and imagination, even lofts with limited space could look nice and cozy. All you have to do is pay much attention on the furniture you buy and the furnishings you apply. Some can make the room look larger, some will add the modern twist it needs and some will just make you feel comfortable when you step inside. I for one, definitely love the bed close to the window with a street view. Must be amazing in the morning and at night with all the lights, don’t you think? – via
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By Alex Ion
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in all my years of apartment living, i’ve never had a space that big. i’d love to know what the poster’s idea of spacious might be.
Well it’s not the smallest we’ve seen, but this one looks pretty
small considering that it only has a living room, a bedroom and a hall.
Don’t you think?
Plus, sometimes “things in the mirror appear bigger than they
are”. Same goes for photography.
But then again, it’s not the smallest I’ve seen
I don’t think Tori knows what ‘small’ is.
i’ll concede, you do have a point. it’s possible the high ceilings are making it seem much larger than it is. still, though, i’d wager it’s longer than my last apartment…and just as wide.
Nice photos and nice ideas. Thanks
i agree with Christian… if this is small….
I think my entire house would fit into that apartment at least 3 times.
jst cos its only been divided into 3 zones doesn’t make it small
Small? Wow, even John Holmes would feel threatened I think. : )
Obviously not a small place … You’re welcome to visit us in Hong Kong
where many units are 150sqf to 400sqf …..
My apartmentis 65 square. Can I find any decorating ideas here for that??
i’ve lived in nyc for 5 years, and i have never seen an apt this big.
gooooooooooood
I have to agree with you all. I live in a 40sq meter apartment. It’s so difficult to find nice, feasible and not too expensive solutions for small apartments. That is why I recently started a blog http://small-but-ingenious.blogspot.com
Feel free to send ideas to put on there.
This is the biggest small apartment I have ever seen.
This is small what is the big then?but its nice photo thanx
These are small apartments?? Anything for New Yorkers to look at?
Most of us don’t realize how good we really have it. Here, this apartment is considered “small”. In other countries whole families would share a quarter of this space…
I wish I could live in an apartment as big as the ones in those pictures.
These really are small apartments…
Oh come on….my apartment could fit in your apartments dining room…
I must agree with the first response here-if this is small, I hate to see what the author would call my apartment! I live in an almost 40 year old apartment in the Chicago area-far enough out that many old timers call it “the country”.The living room has paneling on one wall, there’s an old fashioned walk-through kitchen and a tiny eating area, small hallway and smaller bedroom & bathroom (not connected but next to eacother. All in all about 700sf.
Now, small.
Any ideas on how to make it look bigger?
Oh, and I have an old “hand-me-down” plaid, jewel tone (burgundy, teal, royal blue, dark blue, and tan stripes) couch and a computer desk. And no money for new stuff, though I’m very good with re-finishing and updating old furniture etc.
Anyone who can help me with this is a genius in my book!
This is not, in my opinion a small apartment.
And this is small?
For someone dedicated to “design” this site is a mess of ads and “stuff” placed all over without much sense of distribution. Can’t barely see the pics with all that other stuff around!
I envy your work , thanks for all the useful articles .
I hardly create responses, but i did some searching and wound up here
And, if you are posting on other
Small Apartment Ideas by Tori Golub. And I actually do have some
questions for you if you usually do not mind. Could it be just me or does it seem like a few
of the comments come across as if they are coming
from brain dead folks?
sites, I’d like to keep up with anything new you have to post. Could you make a list of every one of your public pages like your linkedin profile, Facebook page or twitter feed?