Apartment Therapy Archive: Dec 2019

Its three cat bed models are called The Cube, The Ball, and The Bed.

Stripe lovers, this one's for you!

They're an eclectic mix.

Curious to know which images were pinned the most this year? Click to find out if your favorites made the list!

Take a look at our favorite Bazaar finds in the Bay Area.

Take a look at our favorite Bazaar finds in the Los Angeles area.

Ettore Sottsass' Ultrafragola is amazing, but we're not spending that much on a mirror.

image:c1252ba4ef78621a945fe0c7100c14d28276dbd8 w:540 s:"fit" class_name:"mt-image-center" show_pin_button:"true" show_image_credits:"true" If you sleep 8 hours per night, you’re in lying in your bed 2,920 hours per year. If you’re going to be in one place that long, you’re going to need to dress it up. Luckily, there are a million resources for bedding out there. Maybe a few too many. We’ve rounded up 10 of our favorites to narrow it down a bit.

While we’re on the subject of color and bedrooms, how about some ideas for turning up the volume without spending too much. Bedding is one of those things that you can find on sale at any time of the year, makes a big impact, and is easy to change when you’re ready for something new. Here are 10 places to look when you’re shopping. Target They’re everywhere, they’re affordable, and they’ve revolutionized the concept of designer labels for the masses.

Q #1: My husband and I recently purchased a home built in the late ’70s. We are slowly updating the interior and we aren’t sure whether or not to paint the brick fireplace white in order to give the original red brick a facelift? I feel like the current trend is to paint everything white, so I don’t want to paint over the original brick only to regret it later if the “paint it white” fad goes away in a few years.

Hatch a plan now so your windows won’t be naked forever.

Studio apartments are efficient, cost-effective options for living in the city of your dreams, whether it’s New York or L.A., but they don’t exactly offer much privacy. However, you can still create a soothing sanctuary that feels separate from the rest of your open-floor plan home without bringing in a contractor or spending a lot of money.

New year, new look.