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Kitchen corner with a wooden cart, mixer, abstract painting, and stainless steel trash can.

Before & After: Help for a Flipped Kitchen Built With Zero Drawers

Becky’s kitchen had been previously renovated by a house flipper who may not have been thinking things through. There weren’t any drawers. In a kitchen. Becky tried to make do with that temporary storage cart you can see above, but she knew it was time for a better solution. From Becky: Our kitchen was done by a house flipper in which zero drawer units were included. I had purchased a cart as a temporary solution and immediately discovered it didn’t fit our needs.

Apartment Therapy Submissions

Jul 10, 2017

Fifth Time the Charm: A Look Inside a Home That Took Multiple Offers to Finally Own

Name: Victoria, her husband, two kids and their pets Location: Reno, Nevada The basics: 1 year, owned — 2,200 square feet We’d admire Victoria for her persistence alone, they made offers on their home four times before it became theirs, but the color and fun she’s added to the space is truly exciting. Patterns, textures, bright colors and plants make the space super fun, with just the right amounts of whimsy.

Apartment Therapy Submissions

Jul 10, 2017

5 Quick Things to Organize First Thing in the Morning Every Day

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Apartment Therapy

Jul 10, 2017

Your Organized Gameplan for Successfully Sharing a Closet

Keeping your closet organized is hard enough when it’s just your clothes in there, but what happens when it’s shared by two people? When you have to divvy up precious wardrobe room with someone else, things can get a little stressy, fast. So rather than turn your bedroom into a battleground, try these tips for splitting the storage so everything stays fair and tidy.

Marlen Komar

Jul 10, 2017

What is Considered an “Older” Home?

I distinctly remember during our home-buying journey when our real estate agent asked if we wanted new construction, something close to it, or if we’d be open to an “older” home. When we said yes, we knew that—in our budget—we would likely be looking at a few houses built in the early-to-mid 1900s. However, if we’d had a much larger budget, we could very well have wound up walking through (and legitimately considering) houses built in the early 1800s.

Julie Sprankles

Jul 10, 2017

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