Apartment

This South Carolina condo looks AMAZING now.

"This is one of those neighborhoods where if you want to have a peacock, you have a peacock."

This wedding planner and her husband, a photographer, live in this open-plan Seattle loft home that they laid out brilliantly.

Decorating this home was a milestone for Stephanie because prior to this, she had never had a space beyond a bedroom to freely design as she pleased.

India and her partner Harry bought this 465-square-foot flat a year ago, completely redoing the kitchen and giving the whole space a fresh new earthy paint job.

There's a reason the renters who live here have dubbed it the "Micro Casa."

When Jazmine and Jordan first got married nearly three years ago, they experienced a clash-turned-fusion of home decor styles.

This is honestly one of the most colorful and patterned home we've ever seen!

Artist Lani Kennefick made this small apartment her own by painting all of the walls—and most of the floors.

A restored garage space is color therapy for your eyes, an aromatic journey for your senses, and a calm vibe for your soul.

John and Maryana transformed their rental apartment by creating abstract, modern murals using affordable Washi tape!

Interior designer Gunnar Larson (one of the participating designers for Apartment Therapy's Small/Cool Experience) and his equally stylish wife Sara Larson share this small Brooklyn apartment with their kids, Ihlen and Royal.

Most of the art on the walls are from their grandparents and parents and have special meaning to the couple.

This creative couple was able to carve out small sections of their 580-square-foot open-concept apartment to make it feel more cozy and inviting.

Rana Argenio is the founder of direct-to-consumer linens brand 10 Grove and lives in this industrial Tribeca apartment with her husband.

This product designer specializing in home goods (like furniture, lighting, home accessories) took the time to only add very loved pieces to this small studio apartment.

"I love the coziness that the small space provides (plus it's so easy to clean!)."

Lori's building was constructed in the late 1920s, so she thought it would be fun to give her small studio apartment a disco-meets-deco flavor.

These two pathologists like big books, plants, natural light, Harry Potter, and more, and their home is like a museum--but the fun, "please touch" kind of museum.

Apartment Therapy photographer Jessica Rapp shares this cute apartment with her partner Iain and their two cats, Pigeon and Jonjon.

This home's old kitchen was a sore thumb before its budget refresh: the backsplash was mismatched tile, the floors were dingy linoleum, and the entire space was dim.

This artist's philosophy is more is better and there are no rules about what you can and can't hang on a wall!

Erin didn't have a color scheme in mind when she first began renting this apartment, she just kind of let everything flow in.

It's like an intimate jewel box that overlooks a quintessential West Village street.

This apartment is one of hundreds in this building, which used to be a huge wood working mill many years ago.

The apartment is just 600 square feet, but the 13-foot ceilings and white wooden floors make it appear much larger. And there are exposed beams, soaking tub, and working fireplace in this remodeled space.

They call their style "down to earth" because it embodies the colors and textures of earth and sky.

Tiara utilizes mirrors, tall ceilings, a lofted bedroom, and other smart decor choices to make her small studio apartment feel much larger than it actually is.

Lowe Saddler and many statues call this L.A. rental apartment home. The style is semi-maximalist with equal parts fresh and eclectic.

"Aesthetic goals are cute but a home filled with good energy and things you genuinely love is even cuter."

Cookbook author, holistic nutritionist, and food stylist Kirsten Buck's 700-square-foot apartment is full of inspiring renter's solutions and ideas.

Ella Khan found this apartment listing on Craigslist for a 800-square-foot space: a spacious unit in a former elementary school that was built in 1915.

Each area of this small rental apartment is filled with stories and memories, and this interior design loves living here.

Robyn Blair Davidson's small NYC apartment has one of the cheeriest work-from-home spaces we've ever seen.

Tim needed to create definition for his apartment and no area could go unused, so his timber mezzanine (‘the mezz’) defines the apartment entry, provides storage, and triples as a glorified coat and hat rack. It can even be used as a sleeping loft.

Honestly the whole home is pretty gorgeous.

Over time this townhouse has taken on a well-traveled, layered, and “internationally eclectic” feel.

Our News and Culture Editor wears rainbows, sports rainbow hair, and even has prisms in her windows that throw rainbows all day.

See why this apartment was nicknamed the "The Lavender Palace."

It includes an eclectic mix of modern, mid-century, traditional, and bohemian pieces that represent the couple and fits their needs perfectly.

Keeping the furnishings minimal makes this small rental apartment feel quite airy and spacious.

The master bathroom is pretty dreamy, too!

There's a gorgeous yellow sofa in the dining room, five coffee tables in the living room, and floor-to-ceiling bookshelves in three rooms!

A neutral color palette, multi-purpose furniture, and prioritizing how the space NEEDS to function are the design tools self-help author Karen Salmansohn used to make her 650-square-foot apartment work for her and her young son.

This senior editor at "Garden & Gun" magazine lives in a STUNNING studio apartment with no less than NINE stained glass windows (plus a whole lot of charm).

Chelsea and Warren's home—a two-story apartment in the Olde Kensington neighborhood of Philadelphia—is perfectly reflective of the merging of their two lives.

There are SO many good storage and IKEA hack ideas in this rental apartment!

It's definitely maximalist, but not chaotic.

While Nicole and Josh were grateful to make it out of their apartment building's fire alive, they left behind all of their furniture, clothing, electronics, AND had to downsize when they find a new apartment a few weeks later.

Sarah Paiji Yoo is the co-founder and CEO of green cleaning supply company, Blueland. Her Chelsea loft Is chic, clutter-Free, and full of good organizing ideas.

Low-waste design expert Laura Baross helped redesign nonprofit founder Larissa May's small Brooklyn rental apartment.

This art director's rental flat is filled with great natural light.

This rental apartment also has over 30 plants, 25 crystals, and a lot of lamps.

This beautiful space also has tons of natural light, high ceilings, and built-in wood elements!

This spacious and delightfully old two-bedroom apartment has wonderful hardwood floors and the most beautiful crown molding ever seen in a rental!

Lifestyle blogger (and founder of And I Get Dressed) Kellie Brown describes this apartment's style as "California meets 'Golden Girls' hideaway."

Saliha did NOT hold back on color when she decorated her new house in The Hague.

Each room has a beautiful, different vibe.

While small, it has (almost) everything these renters wanted. Hardwood floors, a mostly quiet location, and some architectural elements that make it unique.

New York-based artist and illustrator Justin Russo's home's style is: “Secretly Gay WWII Veteran Returning to NY in 1946 to Mourn His Lover Lost in Battle.”

Health and wellness expert Liz Moody calls her home a "non-toxic, book and plant-filled Mexico City-inspired oasis."

This studio dweller chose pieces with ample storage space so her small home would never feel cluttered.

And the teeny tiny terrace is everything!

From the beautiful mural she hand painted in her living room, to the pink dishware featured on her DIYed dining room table, Tola’s home is a symbol of new beginnings.

Thomas Denning and his partner live in this small Melbourne apartment absolutely brimming with lush green plant life.