Blogger: Regina Yunghans
Started at Apartment Therapy: 2006
Regina is one of the longest term bloggers at Apartment Therapy. A talented architect, she joined the team while living in Brooklyn and has stayed with us through her moves to Montreal and then on to Lawrence, Kansas. Regina's posts show her wonderful eye for interesting materials and finishes and an affinity for small spaces and warm, bright, stylishly simple modern rooms …
I'm sure you'll enjoy this roundup of some of Regina's most popular and beautiful posts from the past year — it's a small but satisfying look at the personal archive of one of our most prolific and thoughtful bloggers.
Top row, left to right:
• Storm-Colored Rooms
• How To Clean a Rug with Snow
• Seating & Sleeping Solution: End-to-End Twins
• The Considerate House Guest
• Hidden Room Love: Through the Armoire
Bottom row, left to right:
• A Living Room in Brooklyn and Lawrence
• Messages Left Behind in Old Homes
• Super-Matte Walls
• A Return to Reason?
• Going Glossy on the Ceiling
LOTS MORE POSTS BY REGINA YUNGHANS:
• Regina's posts on Apartment Therapy New York
• Regina's posts on Apartment Therapy Chicago
Images: as credited in above links
100 DIY Ideas for the 3-Day Weekend
Danielle's Charming, Classic Walk-Up
Good Food to Share 
The Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces 
Apartment Therapy Presents 
The Eight-Step Home Cure 
White Enamel Flatwa...
How To Cook Fluffy, Tasty Quinoa
Perfect Summer Cocktail Recipe: Honey Bourbon Lemonade
Many of Regina's posts are my favorite AT posts. Great to find out more about her!
[That Swedish bedroom has me swooning over the tiny room!]
Great job Regina. You are awesome!
i remember quite a few of the posts. so glad she's on the books now, so we'll hopefully see more of her =)
Still wondering where the great gray chair comes from. LOVE.
I'm with designhotdog - Lawrence is a great town. Even though we have a great apt. here and live in a very handy neighborhood, I would move to Lawrence in a second if the hubs would just cooperate.
Alright Regina!!
charlesprogers.com has the twin mattress that is not as wide as a traditional twin and work better for seating arangements so you can sit all the way back on the couch and still reach the floor.
Very nice looks for very small spaces.. Most of my friends in NY live in room the size of a queen bed..
Regina's posts are just the best! They often provoke such thoughtful and moving comments. "Messages Left Behind in Old Homes" is a wonderful example.
That's almost won me on cupboards above beds.
Can one sleep in a crash helmet?
wow!
A lot of quick lessons here! I love the big pattern that becomes an interesting focus, the above-bed storage brings the eye down (to the great pattern, and we all wish we had that great window for natural light!