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Parisian apartment style is one of the dominant home decorating trends. Here's how to recreate it at home, with 5 easy pieces that you can buy anywhere.

From the hot pink sofa to the art, decor, plants and more--this small apartment is proof you don't have to sacrifice color when you rent.

Decorating with white may seem like you’re playing things safe. However, when it comes to the bathroom, this hue is anything but boring. From all-white tiles and matching cabinets to splashes of paint and the addition of a decorative accent (or three), you can easily transform this area into a spa-like oasis. It’s a fresh, bright option if you’re not into the more recent black bathroom trend.

Name: Emily ForgioneLocation: Crown Heights — Brooklyn, New YorkType of home: Studio apartmentSize: 235 square feetYears lived in: 1 year, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: I live by myself in this cute and cozy studio in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. I love this vibrant neighborhood and having Prospect Park and lots of friends nearby. I didn’t think I could afford to live alone in this area, and was preparing for my fifth (!

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Modern White Farmhouse on the Prairies A Modern Farmhouse home with crisp white shiplap walls, as well as white vaulted ceilings with matching white timbers in the prairies. ** Update ** Lindsay has been adding

Still can't believe our apartment was featured on Cup of Jo this week. I have read her blog since the beginning. Her blog has seen me through so many stages of life... climbing the corporate ladder, being a new mom, small living with kids in the city. When she messaged me about featuring our home I

Heather’s Upper West Side apartment had a problem common to a lot of New York apartments, big and small — an outdated floorplan with small, chopped-up rooms. In particular, the galley kitchen was cut off from the rest of the apartment, not a great fit for the way people live now.

If you’re a firm believer that “less is more,” you may recognize yourself in this post. Read on for some tell-talle signs that you’re a true minimalist. 1. Your favorite color is unfinished plywood. 2. When friends come over, they ask you if you’ve moved in yet. 3. You have a special cabinet where you hide books with colored spines. 4. You once had a nightmare about throw pillows. 5. Your strict no lampshades policy has been the death of more than one relationship.