The Latest: Jul 22, 2015

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Before & After: Lost Living Room Finds Beautiful Balance

As marketing manager for Eventbrite, Sara is a professional social butterfly. She’s fun, fabulous, and loves to entertain, but her apartment in Boston’s Beacon Hill didn’t exactly reflect that. And, since she works from home, she wanted a space that inspired her. Sara decided to work with designer Victoria Solomon to add some style and cohesion to her place.

Tara Bellucci

Jul 22, 2015

Timothy’s Sun-Filled Brooklyn Brownstone

Name: Timothy Location: Bed-Stuy; Brooklyn, NY Size: 1,680 square feet Years lived in: 3 years; Owned A home with global flair doesn’t necessarily have to mean a visually noisy space or an overwhelming, over-the-top collection of knick-knacks. Nomad-inspired homes can be tidy and effortless, and I can tell you that after this house tour you’ll want to book an around-the-world ticket to source beautiful material and wander in some faraway markets.

Fabienne Ayina

Jul 22, 2015

9 Money-Saving DIYs for Your Next Outdoor Party

The Kitchn Editors

Jul 22, 2015

Ricky & McCary’s One-of-a-Kind Style

Name: Ricky & McCary Location: Carroll Gardens/Gowanus; Brooklyn, New York Size: 800 square feet Years lived in: 6 years; Rented What do you get when two people with great taste move in together? A beautiful apartment like this one, where two design sensibilities (she loves prints and patterns, while he’s a bit more minimal) merge seamlessly to create a new, completely unique style. Ricky and McCary are also the stars of the sixth episode of Apartment Therapy’s A Line video series.

Nancy Mitchell

Jul 22, 2015

The “Just Moved In’ Checklist of New Neighborhood Places to Find Fast

After the moving trucks have left and you’ve located the closet grocery store, pharmacy and other essential locations, the reality of a new neighborhood can sink in. It’s exciting to have a new place to explore, sure, but it can also be a little confusing and disorienting. After you settle in a little at home, consider a trip around your new ‘hood to locate these places that will make your transition into a new area a lot more enjoyable.

Adrienne Breaux

Jul 22, 2015

The “I Hate Camping” Person’s Guide to Surviving a Family Camping Trip

So you somehow got roped into a family camping trip this summer. If the word camping inspires a particular feeling of dread in the pit of your belly then you need our help. You CAN get through your ordeal vacation. Follow this guide. Maybe you think sleeping on the ground is for suckers or maybe you don’t fancy the idea of being shower-free for multiple days. These problems have solutions!

Jennifer Hunter

Jul 22, 2015

5 Signs You’re Throwing a Grown-Up Party

(Image credit: Leela Cyd) From The Kitchn → The Tell-Tale Signs You’re Having a Grown-Up Party

Apartment Therapy

Jul 22, 2015