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- Name:
- Laura
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- Brooklyn, NY
- Square Feet:
- 390
- Division:
- Teeny-Tiny
- What I Love About My Small Home:
- I've lived in my apartment for over twenty years, and have redecorated several times. I love how versatile it is! Its best feature is the huge windows that make up the front wall and face south, letting sunlight stream in all afternoon. Without those windows I think it would be just another dingy old apartment.
- Three of My Best Tips and Tricks for Creating a Successful Small Space:
- 1. If you can afford it, rent storage space. Doing so changed my life and my approach to decorating. I have only one closet in my apartment and it's not very large. Having storage allows me to keep stuff I don't have room for in my place but can't part with just yet. It's also great for storing off-season clothing, shoes, blankets, and luggage.
2. Don't be afraid to experiment and try new furniture, new artwork, and new colors occasionally. Craigslist is a great resource for doing this because you can buy and sell great stuff on it.
3. Be sure to have plenty of places to stash away clutter quickly so your place always looks uncluttered at a moment's notice. For me it's an ottoman with storage (that doubles as my footstool and laptop stand) and two large IKEA cubes that I keep under the shelving. I tend to let papers/books pile up on the couch and side tables sometimes, and when someone's coming over it's easy to just stow stuff away quickly.
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Looks bigger than 390sq! lovely apt!
I love your gallery wall and your living room furniture. It looks pretty perfect to me - relaxed and uncluttered. Really lovely!!
At first glance I thought this would be another 900 sq ft home. Amazed to see all this in the teeny-tiny category.
This is lovely. I adore the wood in the living room, and all the little picture frames. Usually, at least in my town, homes that have been lived in for 20+yrs look old and cluttered. This home looks modern and cozy.
Love the gallery in your foyer and your shelving between the living & kitchen. Would like to see more of this apartment!
I think what makes your space look much larger is my #1 rule for small rooms: leave empty expanses of either floor or wall to "stretch" the eye between areas of clutter. You seem to have mastered this. Love it.
You're right about those windows - dang! Great space. Love the nonchalant cat.
Definitely a favorite -- way to go living so tiny and adorable for 20 years :)
So warm and inviting! ... And looks so much bigger than it is! Great job.
Love the gallery alcove!
That kitty is just darling! :)
Very serene! I am wondering which section of Brooklyn this is? Also, sweet cat!
Beautiful! What a sweet little nest.
Very nice, a retro flavor without overstatement. I am intrigues by the armoire in your bedroom, I am guessing that there is a story to its aquistion and actually getting it inside your home. What is that piece of art in the window, is it for privacy? Love your gallery wall, would love to see a closer look at that.
Thanks for sharing it with AT.
Oh my gosh, I remember your place. I can never forget that painting in your bedroom. Love your style. Especially the softness in the living room, the portraits in the hallway and that painting....
effective to have an coloured wall draw one's eye to the end of a white room, have condensed gallery balance out mostly plain walls, those end tables finally belong somewhere, change of textures throughout is effective, armoire is really nice. now to go @ the rooms, except the gallery, to rehang every picture at correct height & uncolour-sort the books.
This is so gorgeous. Inviting, uncluttered, warm--wow, Laura!
Love this! Great windows, and seems much larger than it is. Love the use of soothing spacious neutrals and bold brave punches of color, the leaving of open space and breathing room and then huge wall of art. Great blending of elements, knowing when to hold back and when to go for it, so much to love here.
I gave you a vote 'cause I like your cat.
"If you can afford it, rent storage space."
I'm sorry, but I'm going to have to disagree here. If you have more stuff than you can fit in your home and are unwilling to part with it, the answer is to get a bigger home, not rent a storage space.
Where I live, Keira, to get an apartment with an extra room would cost me about $2,000 more per month. I pay $144 per month for an 8 x 7 room, and I think it's well worth it.
Thanks all for your wonderful compliments! I'm so happy that so many people seem to appreciate the place. I will write more tomorrow and also answer individual questions.
What a great layout. It definitely feels bigger than 390 sqfeet. Nice pieces of furniture to give that mid century feel but in a comfortable way. I think the key to any small space is to have an interesting layout. One room is just difficult to work with..but just that wall creating a bedroom is amazing. I'm curious how much a space like this in Brooklyn rents for!
Very nice, I like how the art and books are grouped.
I like the picture alcove a lot. The apartment feels crowded to me, though.
I love it. I'm totally fascinated by this apartment. Floor to ceiling windows in an old place! Under 400 sq ft but an actual 1 br! No wonder you've lived there so long. What a great idea about the storage space rental, too. Can't want to hear more.
I've shared your room :) http://alexandramatosdesign.blogspot.pt/2014/06/arte-nas-paredes-39-small-cool-2014.html
Laura, your place is an inspiration to me. I have a 500 square foot apartment in Brooklyn and have been struggling with layout and design. Seems like you've got it down to a science. I also have a cat whom I adore but who has destroyed my new sofa. I think one like yours would be better--more frame, less inviting to scratch. Where did you get it?
...(no offense but) this cannot be 390.... it's bigger... hmm... *wondering*
oh, ...and yes, of course =) i think it's a lovely, lovely space =)
Gorgeous! And a game of 'where's the cat' on top of that!
I was surprised to see the somewhat strange layout of the apartment, really impressed by the natural feel and flow you created.
Having a storage unit is great for any small home/apartment. We have a 2-car garage in which we park 2 cars b/c I keep lots of offseason things in our offsite storage unit.
Wow, I think that is the most beautiful wardrobe I've ever seen...absolutely stunning!!
Here's to another 20 happy years! Love your place. Thanks for sharing!
I really love your apartment...you've done an amazing job :)
so this is my dream apartment... :)
Thank you all for your many kind words. Your enthusiastic reception for my apartment has felt a bit overwhelming and somewhat surprising because it sometimes strikes me as a bit shabby and dull. I guess it photographs well though, so that's what counts! As I said in my description, I've lived in it for over twenty years and it has been transformed many times during those two decades. I guess it has grown up with me. It's rent-stabilized, so I am kind of stuck in it, even though it's not a bad place to be stuck in! (I'd love to be able to buy a place but not sure I will ever be able to afford one as nice as the one I have.)
The current design was inspired by various AT house tours over the years and was achieved almost entirely thanks to Craigslist and HousingWorks purchases. I've had the great good luck (and patience) to find high quality pieces at low prices (a teak couch from Dyrlund, the Saarinen table, Moller chairs, a Risom lounge chair -- peeking out in the LR next to the radiator -- the Eames rocker in the BR) and it somehow all fell into place in the last couple of years and feels comfortable and right.
If I could change anything, I'd get a proper credenza, rather than the dresser I have now, paint the kitchen cabinets red, do a gallery wall in the bedroom, and maybe trade in the armoire for something larger and white with a built-in look. (The floors also desperately need resanding. They're maple and very worn.)
I bought the couch through Craigslist back in 2005. It's teak and very well-made. I nearly ruined the cushions last year when I left them in the dryer too long. They shrank a bit and look a bit funny now.
My kitty has a scratching post, which definitely helps.
Brooklyn Heights. Kitty only looks sweet. She's a killer!
Hey Laura, I'm in Brooklyn Heights, too! Let's hang out and compare tiny homes!
I can vouch for Laura, on the size of the place. I've been there before and it's lovely! She's an inspiration. It's been a number of years since I've been there.. but I recall being amazed at how small it was and how well it was organized.
Hi Laura! - It's Ed (From Austin, TX)
Love!!! It's so pretty and organized. You got my vote.
Absolutely wonderful space. You have my vote. :)


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"When one has tasted watermelon he knows what the angels eat." Mark Twain
Crisp, juicy, and sweet, this delicious thirst-quencher is summer's answer to candy.
Early explorers may have used watermelons as canteens, but we prefer to eat them. And every part of the Watermelon is completely edible. Most of us enjoy the juicy flesh, but the seeds are delicious sprinkled with salt and roasted. And most notably in Southern cooking is the rind, which is just delicious pickled or candied.
With bathing suit season in full swing, and while ice cream may be a cooling treat, watermelon is not only fat-free and figure friendly, but its loaded with vitamins C and A and high in lycopene second only to tomatoes.
Watermelon is cousin to cantaloupe, cucumbers, and squash, along with other ground plants that grow on vines. Oblong or round, with or without seeds, the weight of watermelon varies. With a little TLC, a watermelon can grow up to 100 pounds. However, most make it to market weighing between 10 – 15 pounds.
Mini or personal-sized watermelons are small and round and weigh anywhere from 1 to 5 pounds. They may have either red or yellow flesh with small, white, edible seeds. And since they are small, they conveniently take up less space in the refrigerator.
When choosing watermelon, look for one that is heavy for its size – it is after all 95% water! The rind should be relatively smooth, and the underside of the melon should have a creamy yellow area from where it sat on the ground and ripened in the sun. If the fruit does not have this marking, it may have been picked too early, which will affect its taste and juiciness. To find out if a watermelon is ripe, knock it, if it sounds hollow then it is ripe. If buying pre-cut watermelon, make sure the flesh is dense and firm.
Whole melons will keep at room temperature for up to 1 week. Once cut, keep them wrapped or cut up in containers in the refrigerator. Avoid freezing watermelon, as this will make it mealy and mushy. If the whole watermelon does not fit in your refrigerator, cut it into smaller pieces and cover with plastic wrap to prevent them from becoming dried out and from absorbing odors of other foods.
Chill out with some of our juicy watermelon recipes. Paula's Easy Watermelon Dessert, is a cooling combination of watermelon chunks drizzled with pineapple juice, honey, lime juice and ginger. For the best of sweet and salty, our tangy Watermelon Salad with Mint leaves, combines thin slices of sweet Vidalia onion, feta cheese, and mint, tossed in a red wine vinaigrette – a refreshing first course or simple side dish. Make the most of the season with our Chilled Grilled Watermelon Salad, fresh shucked sweet corn, chunks of watermelon, and cilantro tossed in a little rice vinegar. Our easy blender Watermelon Cooler, with lemon sorbet, lemon zest, and mint served over lots of crushed ice is just the thing to quench your thirst.
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The Brothers Menaechmus (or Menaechmi) is a second-century B.C. comedy by the oldest Roman comic playwright whose work survives, Plautus. Known for his slapstick and verbal wit, Plautus is a precursor of modern situation comedies; this play is the direct source for Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors and Rodgers' and Hart's The Boys from Syracuse. The Brothers Menaechmus tells the story of twin brothers separated in childhood by a vile kidnapper. Now adults, they find themselves in the Greek city of Epidamnus. They meet everyone in the city, except each other. Even the one brother's wife—and his beautiful courtesan lover—cannot tell them apart. Featuring a cast of clueless twins, clever slaves, seductive prostitutes, quack doctors, burly sailors, disgruntled wives, gourmet chefs, tottering fathers and even a hungry parasite, The Brothers Menaechmus will leave its laughing audiences seeing double.
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"My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up)," the first single from Fall Out Boy 's comeback album Save Rock and Roll, has sold a million downloads and is also their biggest chart hit since 2007. Bassist Pete Wentz knows it isn't that easy to understand exactly what the song is about from reading the lyrics, so he tried to clear it up for us.
"I think the inspiration behind the content of the song is kinda like that's it OK to, once in a while, burn off everything about yourself and start over again," he tells ABC News Radio.
"In my 20s, I was like, "Oh, by the time you're 30, you'll have it all figured out." Like, 30 year olds have it all figured it out," Pete explains. "And then I was like, 'That's not really true. Everybody's trying to figure it out. And it's OK to light it up every once in a while and start again."
Starting again is just what Fall Out Boy did with Save Rock and Roll , which they released last April after an extended hiatus that left them refreshed and invigorated. The question now is, will the band continue to pump out albums, or will they take another long break?
"I'm definitely the wrong person in the band to ask about it. I think I'm so 'in the moment', you know?" Pete says. "So, I think that...right now, it feels really good."
Still, Wentz points out, "I think that without the time off and space, we wouldn't have been able to kinda make this album. So I don't know if that means we need to have that time and space every single time."
Fall Out Boy is currently touring in support of Save Rock and Roll. They'll wrap things up at the end of this month in Nashville, and then head overseas to Europe, the U.K. and Japan before returning for more U.S. dates in the fall.
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Funeral services for Linda Strickel will be held Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2013 at 10 a.m. at Rose-Neath Funeral Home Chapel in Minden. Officiating will be Doug Strickel. Interment will follow at Minden Cemetery in Minden. The family will receive friends from 5 until 7 p.m. today (Monday, Feb. 4, 2013) at Rose-Neath Funeral Home.
Linda was born Dec. 22, 1941 in Minden and entered into rest Feb. 1, 2013 in Shreveport.
She is survived by her sons, Doug Strickel and wife, Pam of Collierville, Tennessee and David Strickel of Seattle, Washington; sister, Brenda Farrar of Bossier City; and grandchildren, Ty and Hope Strickel of Collierville, Tennessee.
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A suspect was arrested twice after escaping from police custody while being held at a precinct near 39th Avenue and Cactus.The man, 27-year-old Kristafer Paul Bia, was originally arrested for trying to steal multiple cases of beer. Now he's facing even more serious charges after he escaped police custody -- leading them on a two hour search.On Thursday around 11:30 p.m., police were taking Bia into the back of a patrol car -- arresting him for the second time that night.Phoenix Police say it all began earlier in the day at a Circle K gas station on 28th Avenue and Camelback. They say Bia went inside the store and tried to steal cases of beer. He was stopped by a security guard who was able to keep him there until officers arrived at the scene.Police then transported Bia to the Cactus precinct to process him. That's when he was able to escape from their custody."While he was getting the property that belonged to that individual, he had his back turned for just a moment when he turned around, the suspect had run," said Sgt. Tommy Thompson.Officers immediately set up a perimeter around the neighborhood."They had the street blocked off by the precinct, we kind of figured what it was, but nobody really told us," said Ester, a neighbor. "We just saw the helicopter and a lot of police presence."After two hours, Bia was found hiding in some bushes in a backyard right across the street from the precinct. He was able to slip out of one of his handcuffs -- police don't know if he was able to do that before escaping or while he was hiding out.Police say the situation on how Bia was able to escape is under investigation.
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African American History Day is Saturday, February 2 at the Detroit Historical Museum. Entertainment throughout the day includes:
Renowned storyteller Ivory D. Williams, will appear in Booth Auditorium from 12 to 1 p.m.
Caricatures by Kenjjiin America's Motor Cityfrom 12 to 3 p.m.
A History Hunt for ages 7 - 12 on level one from 12 to 3 p.m.
Author and storyteller Mary Grant in the auditorium from 2 to 3 p.m.
Throughout the day, kids can enjoy a variety of craft activities with the Peace Baptist Church Quilters in the All in One Art Craft Area. Representatives from the Tuskegee Airmen, Historic Second Baptist Church, The Greening of Detroit, & the Black Historic Sites Committeewill be available throughout the day to talk with attendees.
In addition, families can enjoy an expanded Vendor and Artists Marketthroughout level one and the Streets of Old Detroit. from Metro Beveragewill also be available for sale.
Admission is free all day for the Museum and the special programs.
For more information, call (313) 833-1805 or click here
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