It's one of two kitchens in the home!

Interior designer Gail Davis opens up her home.

It's filled with so much beautiful art.

Railroad apartments definitely come with some floor-plan challenges.

It’s repainted almost monthly.

Most of the renovation was DIY.

The apartment needed a gut renovation.

The renovation budget was $100,000.

There have been so many changes, and it’s a rental!

The secondhand custom Pottery Barn couch is the star of the show.

The apartment cost $2,300 a month to rent.

The renovation is stunning!

There’s even a walk-in closet room in this 800-square-foot apartment.

Plus, 90% of the furniture is secondhand.

Some people live in New York City for a while, and then, when they start a family or grow tired of the hustle and bustle, they retreat to the suburbs or smaller cities. While it might not be the most common storyline for a family of four to trade their spacious home in Texas for a small apartment in New York City, that’s exactly what Tim and Liz Everett (and their children Ethan and Harper) did.

It’s no wonder the renter signed the lease immediately after touring.

It was so good that the family bought the home without seeing it in real life.