Over the long weekend, The New York Times featured the tiny 320-square-foot studio apartment of Rose Cirigliano. Rose maximizes space and usability with her Murphy bed, half-size refrigerator, and by sticking to a pale and neutral color palette. She even has all of her appliances' black electrical cords professionally replaced with white cords so they'll better blend into the pale interior...
What a beautiful place!
I'm always amazed at how big Tudor City looks from the outside, yet the apartments are so tiny on the inside!
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Love it. I love small spaces in general and I've been looking for 1, but here in DC, that tiny space will still cost me 3 or 4k (even in this great buyer's market), so I guess I'll keep dreaming.
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i love small spaces, but when i think of my older years i always imagine s-p-r-a-w-l-i-n-g on a porch somewhere looking at the prairie. i'm not a new yorker, though.
what a classy and fun lady. i'm reminded that i could do with tossing some things out when i get home tonight.
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All I can say is WOW! My master bedroom is 308 sq ft and that doesn't include the closets (which are in the master bath). I'd much rather clean Rose's house! I seriously need to downsize.
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This is great. Kudos to Rose for living small. I wish the original article had included more photos.
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I don't know, I love living small and have lived much smaller than this, but I don't understand, aside from the functionality of it all, what makes this place so great. It looks quite blah to me.
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Pretty impressive...
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When I grow up i'm going to live smaller
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