Apartments

Tour this 650-square-foot, one-bedroom rental apartment in Phoenix that has "mid-century modern eclectic grandma" vibes.

See inside this Barcelona rental apartment of an artist and a writer that’s filled with color, light, and fun.

The home types are tiny houses, studio apartments, trailers, and even a mix of both.

The living room has 15-foot-high ceilings, and there is a gorgeous new glass/steel door made by a local company.

There's an adorable reading corner and very cute bedroom desk spot, too.

“I have really let my creativity flow here,” renter Tricia Collins writes.

See inside this 730-square-foot, one-bedroom rental apartment shared by a couple who have filled it with plants, treasures from their travels, and enough space for them to both work on their careers.

Megan and Justin don't mind dipping into the trash every now and then to outfit their cool Amsterdam rental apartment.

Xiao and her partner are big fans of small and well-designed spaces, and their shared studio is a great example.

As well as a hand-shaped chair, worm-shaped bookshelf, and kitchen cabinets covered in art.

Two architects remodeled their super-small apartment to beautifully fit their family of three.

Holly and her partner describe their home's style as "antique and cozy."

Honestly you'll forget you're even in New York City thanks to this apartment's chic floral pattern mixing.

The sofas aren't the only incredible free find in this home either!

Each room has a ton of colors, shapes, materials, patterns, and forms.

To combat a lack of natural light, Sol incorporated colorful elements to “bring more light and joy” into her home.

And the sunroom is absolutely dreamy.

Tour this 1940s rental that's full of charming quirks like crown molding and an ironing board that pops out of the wall.

Even though the tiles were “worn by the passage of time,” homeowner Matthew Coe based the home’s renovation on them.

The nearby city feels like it's far away when you're in this apartment.

A road trip through France inspired this cute Parisian-style rental apartment.

Maria-Elena Stellas and her husband have rented this 800-square-foot, one-bedroom apartment in New York City for one year.

See inside Katy Mae Turner's small Los Angeles studio apartment that she's made feel warm through colors like pink, orange, yellow, and cream, along with natural wood tones and warm lighting.

A veterinarian and a cardiology fellow share this California rental with a subtle anatomy theme: "A hand here, an anatomical heart there, a bust there, and body line art wallpaper in the bathroom."

Mixed materials (inspired by Kelly Wearstler) blend seamlessly with the couple’s lush greenery.

See inside a funky, vintage, cozy, inviting, and eclectic rental in the Cow Hollow District of San Francisco.

There are must-see DIY projects like a custom dining banquette, cool coffee table, and a fun 3D art installation in the powder room, as well.

Tania and roommate, Puri, share the cutest 860-square-foot, three-bedroom rental apartment in Barcelona.

It’s like stepping back into the 1970s.

See inside designer Aviva Kanoff's maximalist, playful, and artsy apartment in the Mission District.

Designer Dan Mazzarini “inherited a real ‘before,’” with this apartment that needed major structural and system updates. “Plumbing, electrical, lights, kitchen, bath, floors, closets … really everything.”

Print and pattern designer Elizabeth Olwen’s has unapologetically filled her Lisbon home with color and playfulness.

See inside this professor’s 810-square-foot apartment he’s designed in a minimal, Bauhaus, and Danish modern style.

And it's packed with chic but renter-friendly ideas to make any space look stylish.

This couple was able to fit a dining area, coffee bar, TV and gaming zone, conversation area, bar, office, and music space all in their home’s living room.

Annika and Fredrik worked with designer Christina Nydahl to maximize storage and create defined living zones in this tiny apartment.

Art and color anchor Curtis Taylor, Jr. and Danielle Taylor’s Chicago rental apartment.

Katherine lives in a quirky attic apartment above a 20th-century carriage house garage with lots of character like mismatched chandeliers and a window that opens upside-down.

Tour a sustainably minded, two-bedroom apartment in Melbourne's Collingwood neighborhood that has an absolutely dreamy outdoor area that's small but functional.