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Apartment Therapy Archive: Jul 5, 2016

A Baltimore Loft Full of Art & Light
Name: Nicole & Dave Location: Baltimore, Maryland Nicole and Dave are an artist and designer couple who discovered this hidden 900 square foot gem nestled in South Baltimore. Previously a box factory, the industrial-chic apartment boasts one bedroom, one bathroom and a studio with high ceilings and plenty of natural light. The space was furnished with modern pieces and a growing art collection that play off of the bold window lines and brick work.
Nora Taylor
Jul 5, 2016
The One Word You Should Never Say to Guests in Your Home
From Apartment Therapy → Never (Ever!
The Kitchn Editors
Jul 5, 2016
8 Ways to Clear the Clutter and Create Counter Space in a Tiny Kitchen
(Image credit: Lauren Kolyn) From The Kitchn → 8 Ways to Create Extra Counter Space in a Tiny Kitchen
Apartment Therapy
Jul 5, 2016
No Guest Room? 5 Tricks to Make Visitors Feel at Home
The summer is prime hosting season, but the reality is, many of us don’t have the luxury of owning a guest room to offer to friends and family when they pass through town. Yet even in a small space, there are simple ways to make overnight guests feel more comfortable and welcome in your home—even if they’re just crashing on the couch.
Katie Holdefehr
Jul 5, 2016
Putting the Green in Greenpoint
Name: Laura Location: Greenpoint — Brooklyn, New York My garden-level patio, though small, makes such a big difference in how I spend my time during the summer. I lived in my apartment for two years before doing anything to this area, which was originally used for bike storage and not much else. Once I started grad school and faced a summer full of homework, I knew that I needed a space to work outdoors or I would go mad.
Nora Taylor
Jul 5, 2016
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Pimm the Pup’s Quirky Upper East Side Duplex
Name: Pimm, Mutt and “Ladypup” Roommates: Stacie and Sean Location: Upper East Side, New York Apartment size: 500 square feet Years lived together: Just over a year It’s easy to see why Pimm loves her eclectic Yorkville duplex shared with her humans, Stacie and Sean, so much. With an open circular layout and no doors, she has the freedom to run around as she pleases. And she does. A lot.
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Jul 5, 2016
Everyday Savings: Simple Tips to Extend the Life of Your Kitchen Sponge
Nobody likes to throw away money. Even though kitchen sponges are, like, 50¢ a piece, there are still some small, simple habits you can do to squeeze more mileage out of your most hardworking kitchen tool. Ta da! Instantly, your tools last twice as long. Chances are, a smaller sponge can still tackle all your normal use with finesse. In fact, it might make it easier to get into tight nooks. Get yourself a sponge holder that will keep your sponge upright and let air flow all around.
Taryn Williford
Jul 5, 2016
6 Clever Ways to Store Your Cookbook Collection
The Kitchn Editors
Jul 5, 2016