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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 a studio apartment is tough, no matter the size of your floor plan. Usually consisting of just one single open room, not only do you have to contend with creating different living (and in ...

With rising rental costs and overpopulation, living in studio apartments is something of a rite of passage for many Americans these days. Even if you’ve dropped everything that doesn’t spark joy, ...

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 ...

Moving into a studio apartment can be a great way to save money on rent without getting a roommate or settling for a less-than-desirable neighborhood. You could save on your monthly rent as much as ...

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 ...