apartment therapy changing the world, one room at a time

I'm so excited that ApartmentTherapy is coming to D.C. that I JUST. CAN'T. STAND IT! I'd apply as a blogger except my design interest is purely novice. However, if you want a not-always-successful DIY'er with a penchant for bold colors, I'm your girl!

Anyway, welcome to D.C., AT! You're gonna love it here :-)

- T

yesterday boston, today, washington, tomorrow, the world

YAY DC! I don't live there anymore but I grew up in Maryland and my dad still lives there. I would love to read ATDC!

I am still a bit south but it's definitely the closest AT to me yet. Hooray!

And then you are coming to Atlanta, right? :)

Though my daughter goes to school in NYC and I often visit, I am so excited for ATBoston. As a designer specializing in model homes for Residential Apartments and Lofts in Boston and New England, I am often on the site to keep up with the new trends and search for new sources. Welcome to Boston!!! Hmmm, maybe I should apply for the job?

MB

I'm excited!!!! I wish I qualified but I don't.

That is GREAT news. Can't wait to start reading the posts from DC.

YAY! this is what I have been waiting for...I can't wait for someone way more talented than me to show me what my poor DC condo has been missing....

'Bout time--I've been waiting for this moment since voting on the next AT cities! It goes without saying that my heart is going pitter patter!

This is awesome! I feel like one of the cool kids now!

YAYAYAYAY!!!!

Ooh. Sorry. Got a little over-excited there. It's Target and AT coming to DC all in the same week.

DC is desperate for AT because enormous numbers of people have apartments that look exactly the same. The challenge is all huge picture windows with metal frames, wall-length forced air HVAC ducts under those windows, featureless walls and doorways, "builders grade" everything in the kitchens and baths, and corporate management companies addicted to beige.

Yeah!!! I wish I had the commitment to blog, but I'm a student with a wacky schedule. I can't wait to see ATDC!

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

Glad to hear AT is coming to the area. I agree with ZuleikaD that this place needs a bit of style...

The dream lives!

HOORAY. i'm a recent NY expat now living in Baltimore MD. Glad AT is turning its eyes to the Mid Atlantic!

HOORAY!! I've been impatiently hoping for AT:DC for 2 years now. I knew that 2008 was going to be a terrific year!

could. not. be. more. excited.

yay! I can't wait!

BEYOND excited. I work in the ID field and am getting my Master's in Interior Design and would LOVE to blog....but alas.....I do not know Photoshop. Yet. And I have kind of a crazy schedule with full time work and school. But this is GREAT! It's about time DC got some fun!!!! Cheers for making this happen!

I am thrilled! I always check out the sales and scavenger finds in other cities with such envy. I hope you find a fantastic blogger soon.

seriously, why are you not going SOUTH? New York, Boston and DC (or at least New York and Boston) aren't close enough together to consider Atlanta???

Will you pay for relo?? :)

Atlantaaaaaaa

Miamiiiiiiiii


Pleeeease :)

Stockholm, Sweden. Pretty please............:)

How about Toronto? We need one for Toronto please. Please oh please oh please.

Great news! I can't wait to have a good resource for local recommendations.

"seriously, why are you not going SOUTH.."

Congrats to DC, though kat98 makes a great argument. DC isn't really "South" and with over 5 million people in the Metro Area alone, I feel like a great part of your readership is missing out.

Atlanta dwellings are incredibly diverse and unique, case and point being the recent Atlanta dwelling in the New York Times.

Please think about us in the next round is all I can really say.

DALLLASSSSSS!..please?

Welcome to the District!
I've been lending friends the book for a while now... it'll be great to have somebody on the ground here. :-)

My name is DCAries and I'm an AT addict...

(great news and welcome to the district)

Please oh please come to Atlanta!

Hey ATL haters (kidding), there was a survey a while back to determine the next 2 cities--so be patient! :) We'll share. Besides, I really think DC needs it more...the options here are kind of pathetic for a large metro area. I seem to remember cooler shops down there. Hope y'all managed to escape those tornadoes unscathed.

DC Sarah--you can TOTALLY learn photoshop. It's not that hard...seriously. I don't think AT is doing anything all that complicated with it.

yay! how exciting! i was just introduced to AT a couple months ago and i love it. i'm so glad the survey results helped choose DC as the next location...we're in need of some style tips. DC is so unhip and needs some creative infusion.

Further south please! Miami, Orlando,Tampa...Atlanta would be fine too, I guess. :)

I'm sooo excited for DC! I think there's a lot of funk and style around here, but you just gotta know where to find it. And most of us just need some help finding it! I remember emailing AT a few months ago asking why where wasn't a DC site, so thanks for opening it up to us :-)

I am so excited that my stomach has started to hurt!

Hurray for DC!!!

Woohooooo!!!! Welcome to DC :)

wow! i'm thrilled you'll be covering DC!

How about New Orleans?
(don't laugh)

woohoo!!!!

WOO!

woo! dc! i've been waiting for this! :)

Last year I would have loved to have done this!

But now I'm too committed to work, school, my two blogs, and a weekly post on 2Modern. Maybe I'll catch you later in the run. Whoever does get the job should definitely write about The Good Eye, (vintage furniture/accessories) and checking out the thrift stores nearest the richest neighborhoods and in the suburbs. Congrats AT on getting to D.C. so soon!

Good, I want someone to post some craigslist finds that I could actually go pick up.

thank you for coming to the DC area! I am excited for the new blog.

this just made my week!

I'm a little late to the show.

But finally!

Welcome to town! Let's start with a house tour of 1600 Pennsylvania or something :D

FANTASTIC!! The timing is perfect: I think DC is finally outgrowing its "everyone here is schlumpfy" reputation. Better shops, stylish houses, increasing interest in design - we're ready for you!