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When longtime New York City resident and Francophile Meghan Donovan moved to her new apartment last August, she knew right off the bat that she wanted to create her own slice of Paris in Brooklyn.
Geraldine initially thought she'd go with a neutral color palette in her small SF apartment, but decided to instead embrace bold colors, cute characters, and even a few plushies!
A lived-in home should never be a reason not to welcome loved ones back into your personal space. But there's one way to honor guests that I'd surely never want to let slip.
Nasozi Kakembo’s home features a collection of traditional crafts, decor accents from Uganda, modern art, Danish furniture design, and a blend of her East African heritage with her American upbringing.
It turns out that some pretty unusual stuff was left behind in Ubers over the last year, and a quick glance at the 2021 Uber Lost & Found Index will have you gasping before you can say “22 bundt cakes and a pan of macaroni and cheese.”
Through creative layouts and careful decor selection, Kelsey and Luke were able to create a home that's the perfect combination of function and beauty despite the super small size.
The right organizer can make a world of difference — especially when you're tight on space. Here, seven handsome and hardworking organizing finds that I've come to rely on.
While there’s still a gap in how mental health is represented in the media, there have been a number of excellent films showcasing the hard, dark, and sometimes downright unpleasant realities of grappling with our minds.
Interior stylist, content creator, jewelry designer, and Small/Cool experience designer David Quarles, IV let the appreciation for his heritage and his love of art and color influence how he curates his home.
In today’s fast-paced, “hustle”-obsessed culture, it’s easy to forget how important it is to simply let go, unwind, and relax your body and brain. In fact, it’s not just important—it can also be a radical act in the face of a society that often prioritizes the “grind” above all else.
