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Get Your Fall On: 8 Perfectly Moody Eclectic Living Rooms

I love the look of fall—the pumpkins and the fallen leaves, sure, but also the particular quality the light takes on when the sun sinks low in the sky. It’s a sad, melancholy quality, but also moody and dramatic and interesting, and in some way these living rooms just seem made for that kind of light—a place to sip tea and curl up with an obscure tome and mull over the ashes of the year.

Nancy Mitchell

Oct 27, 2016

9 Reasons Why It’s Infinitely Better to Clean by Yourself

Let’s be real—cleaning isn’t exactly fun for anyone (unless you’re Monica living in an old episode of Friends). But maybe, just maybe, cleaning doesn’t have to suck so much. The key to happy cleaning might actually be turning it into a solo activity, and finding ways to make it more fun. It can even be kind of calming if you approach it right.

Brittney Morgan

Oct 27, 2016

My Real Life Social Experiment: How I Learned to Date Smarter (By Not Taking Tinder Seriously)

The last time I got into a serious, “official” romantic relationship, I wasn’t even old enough to go to a bar. I met my college boyfriend not long before I turned 20—two full years before Tinder was even released—and I ended things with him when I was just a few months shy of turning 24. Our breakup was a decision I felt good about for several reasons. The relationship was long distance, but mostly, it was unhealthy.

Brittney Morgan

Oct 27, 2016

A Spanish Style LA Apartment Full of Warm Wood & Salvaged Finds

Name: Meghan & Jesse Location: Los Angeles, California Our Apartment is a 1920s Spanish Studio in an older neighborhood of Los Angeles. We fell for the roof beams, dark hardwoods and french doors in the apartment immediately, as we’d been looking for an older place with charm, and it had even more than we’d have hoped (especially for LA). It’s around 550 square feet and has a lot of old, fun details like a pull-down ironing board and a stained glass kitchen pendant light.

Apartment Therapy Submissions

Oct 27, 2016

Why is Vinegar Such a Cleaning All Star?

(Image credit: Gina Eykemans) From Kitchn → What Is Vinegar and What Makes It a Good Cleaner?

Apartment Therapy

Oct 27, 2016

13 Kitchens with Dramatic Lighting

The Kitchn Editors

Oct 27, 2016

Watch This Blank Canvas Transform Into Something Extraordinary

I have been following Zaria Forman’s work for over a year now, and when I found out she had a studio in Brooklyn I knew I simply had to try to get the chance to meet her — and in July a relationship between Zaria and Apartment Therapy was born! Over the past few months our video team and myself were given the chance to watch and record this immense canvas from its installation to its completion, and it has been a truly incredible experience.

Maxwell Ryan

Oct 27, 2016

Halloween Decor Done the Chic, Grown-Up Way

The Kitchn Editors

Oct 27, 2016

What is Castile Soap? Here’s the Scoop…

(Image credit: Amazon) From Kitchn → What Is Castile Soap and How Does It Work?

Apartment Therapy

Oct 27, 2016

The Home Decor Questions You Didn’t Know You Wanted Us to Ask, Answered

Have you caught on to the fact that we happen to find Rory and his shared vibrant urban jungle LA paradise pretty darn fantastic? We’ve gotten him to share the secrets of sharing an apartment (with no separate bedroom) with another person. He’s graciously given us a more in-depth look at his closet. In this post he and his boyfriend Chris answer eight burning home decor questions you never realized you wanted us to ask, but you’ll be happy we did. Rory: His attitude.

Adrienne Breaux

Oct 27, 2016

High & Low: What It Costs to Rent a 1200-Square-Foot Apartment in 5 U.S. Cities

Anyone who’s ever started on an apartment search knows the basic math of renting, delivered here à la Biggie Smalls: Mo’ money, mo’ square footage. If you have more dollars to spend, you can get yourself into a bigger apartment. Much bigger, in some places. From the deep South to deep in Manhattan, here is what it costs to rent five 1200-ish-square-foot apartments across the U.S.

Taryn Williford

Oct 27, 2016

Framing Ideas on a Budget

Oct 27, 2016

The Trick To Hanging Art Properly

Oct 27, 2016