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Bright, well-lit spaces feel bigger, so be sure to maximize the light in your space as best you can. "To make the space appear bigger, light is your best friend," said Anaïs. "If you have a wide ...

Living in a studio apartment means transforming one small space into a bedroom, a kitchen, a living room and a home office. While you don’t want your space to be short on style, you may be short on ...

Living in smaller spaces with less belongings has continuously grown in popularity over the years and appeals to people of all generations and demographics. The benefits of living in a studio ...

If you've ever walked into a luxury hotel room and said, "I could live here," you're going to love this New York City studio. If you’ve ever walked into a luxury hotel room and said, “I could live ...

Simply put, a studio apartment is a type of apartment with no distinction between the bedroom and the rest of the living space. While a one-bedroom apartment features a door that separates the bedroom ...

The greatest feat of smart design is when an itty-bitty apartment's floor plan is transformed into a spacious-feeling home that truly makes you think, "How did they do this?!" In cramped studios and ...

A studio needs to serve a lot of purposes, but it doesn’t need to serve them all at the same time. Find pieces that fold away when not in use, such as Murphy beds and drop leaf tables. Or go all out ...