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This family of three lives in a 350-square-foot tiny house they designed and built together, parked in the middle of a pasture surrounded by cows and goats with tons of open space.

TaLaya and Kerrick inherited this house from his grandparents and have spent the past two years putting their stamp on the space.

Gorgeous views, cool architecture, modern furniture and more... yes this hip Barcelona loft has it all!

It's a soothing, minimal, comfortable home... decorated on a budget!

It's inspired by Brutalism, has an incredibly neat room divider idea, and has a beautiful green plant display in the kitchen!

Kristen Ziegler, the professional organizer who founded Minima, lives in an impeccably organized, minimal Richmond house she recently updated.

Full-time freelance photographer and music enthusiast Ryan Tuttle lives in a small custom designed tiny house on wheels she calls the "Tuttle Shuttle."

The apartment is also inspired by "extravagantly rich white women."

This chef has an enviable kitchen, but there's so much more.

This apartment had '80s vibes in all the wrong ways.

Click if you want to see a cat adorably jump-climbing up a ladder.

Yes it's filled with plants, but there are also beautiful built-ins, stunning architecture, and envy-inducing views.

Isabelle Weiss is the founder of NEXT:SPACE, a contemporary art space in Detroit. Her small studio apartment is absolutely filled with great furniture and art.

Though there's a lovely smattering of neutrals and lots of splashes of greenery, black is the central color for Paula Aparicio's home.

Artist Sharlene Kayne calls her style "evolutionary design." She adds layer after layer, piece by piece over time until it's done.

Professional organizer Jen Robin, of Life In Jeneral, lives in this 650-square-foot Manhattan Beach apartment with her adorable dog Charlie.

All white walls and floors plus a lot of pops of color: this home is just the right balance of serene minimal vibes and bold maximalist details.

Sarah and her husband can't afford to buy a house where they live right now, so they've made their rental more functional and beautiful for their family.

This designer has created an utterly gorgeous minimal retreat in Philadelphia.

Mariana's home feels the way she wants her heart to feel: happy, harmonious, calm, whimsical, and adventurous!

The listing ad described the house as "needs a lot of TLC," but Erin and Ryan saw the property's potential.

Go ahead...take a look behind her doors and drawers.

Inspired by Australian and Japanese design with a little California desert mixed in, we went for a natural, relaxing, minimalist aesthetic with low profiles and warm desert colors.

According to professional organizer Janet M. Taylor, one of the most common misconceptions about getting your home in order is that once you get organized, you're done.

This might be the most beautiful Murphy bed of all time.

The whole home is full of warm calm coziness coupled with an elegant aesthetic charm.

This loft-like apartment in an old historic building is a rental and full of stylish ideas.

Fay Wolf and her partner live AND work in just 660 square feet.

You won't find any multicolored Christmas lights in this apartment — Revae's color scheme is strictly white and gold with roses all over.

Live greenery, luxe gold touches, soft textures, and cheery pops of color characterize this home's festive holiday decor.

Amelia's 490-square-foot studio features storage solutions and clever DIYs... and it's an absolutely cozy, festive space for the holidays.

Before the makeover, this apartment was loaded down with too many family hand-me-downs and was overcrowded, dark, and disorganized.

This warm, industrial modern Chicago loft is beautiful any day of the year, but decorated for the holidays it's even lovelier.

And it features some sleek, clever built-in ideas for the kitchen and bathroom you'll be inspired by.

It looks and feels so much larger!

Despite the beige walls, pink bathroom, and yellow kitchen, Jenna and her husband saw potential in this 1930s home.

After remodeling, this condo is now a serene living space.

The home's history and character were clearly a big selling point.

After quite a few months of casually house shopping, a 1970s house in a great location came up and this couple had to go for it; it just had too much potential.

Color is healing and transformative and rainbows are fun and uplifting.

This 132-year-old Victorian house is brimming with amazing details like eight fireplaces, 11-foot ceilings, inlaid floors, a six-foot clawfoot tub, a brass lion's head door knocker and more.

This mindset coach has called the same Manhattan apartment home for more than a decade... and as she has evolved, so has her apartment's style.

When Cali toured this 103 years old house for the first time it, everything about it screamed of the 1970s, down to the vinyl wood paneling dirty shag carpeting to find original wide-plank wood floors, but she knew it was an architectural gem just waiting to be uncovered.

Name: Carrie, Patrick and Nacho D. Cat Location: Los Angeles, California Size: 1,750 square feet Years lived in: 5 years, renting Longtime Apartment Therapy reader Carrie and husband Patrick discovered their apartment five years ago, when the desire for a bigger bed made them realize they needed a bigger bedroom.

It's fun, colorful, and has a lot of quirky elements, such as a soundproof massage chair room, an indoor swing, a forest bathroom and a mannequin that holds purses and keys.

Two of the four walls throughout the entire house are all glass.

Collaborating on redecorating this home was the biggest—and most rewarding—challenge they’ve had to overcome as a couple.

The couple handled much of the home's renovation, designing and renovating the kitchen, putting in custom cabinetry, and adding new flooring throughout the home.

Roar + Rabbit co-founder Mitzie Wong shares this newly Brooklyn apartment with her partner Jenifer Herrmann.

Ericka Hart shares this beautiful and bright Brooklyn rental apartment with her partner Ebony Donnley, and their adorable dog, Baguette X.

Bybabba founder Babba Rivera's Brooklyn apartment has a walk-in closet to die for.

Art Deco details about in this florist's gorgeous Australian apartment, like high ceilings, picture rails, brick walls, and wooden sash windows.

Everything else in this house is stunning, as well, including all the art and the handmade furniture!

This home's nickname is "The Pink Palazzo."

This cozy and boho small rental apartment's design was inspired by this popular New York City restaurant.

Nearly 50 plants create a living green perimeter in the yurt's beautiful loft bedroom.

Graphic designer Jonathan Black's small Chicago studio is a lesson in how to make the most out of a teeny space.

This Chicago rental apartment started out as a pretty bland, cold modern canvas, but now it's as colorful, patterned, and maximalist as ever.

As this family grew, they purchased the apartment next door, merging the two apartments to create the perfect home for their family.

Marina Sezam, an interior designer, remodeled this Barcelona apartment with her family.

Artist and illustrator Madeleine Stamer's Australian home is full of art, color, and cute cats.

Originally built in 1885, when renovating this historic house, the homeowners had to change out the electricity, the plumbing, the lights and the flooring.

Danielle Ribner is the founder of Loup, a Parisian-inspired women’s wear collection collection that focuses on well-made wardrobe staples. She lives in this minimal, bright apartment in Brooklyn's Fort Greene rental apartment.

Nicolette and Michael built their very own tiny house in 2018 in just seven months. And they've fit a lot in to just 300 square feet!

This interior designer's studio may be on the small side, but it has beautiful hardwood floors, picturesque windows, and original cabinetry and molding.

Name: Adrianna Gardini and Craig Youngren, two kids, and two cats Location: Alphabet City — New York City Size: Approx. 520 square feet Years lived in: 4 years, owned When Adrianna, a display artist, and Craig, a teacher and editor, bought their apartment, it was a bare, white, and bright space that felt outdated and in need of change.

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She didn't see a single piece of decor or furniture in person until it arrived, minus her curtains.

Before the remodel this house felt cramped. After the remodel, it feels as if it's gained 50 percent more square footage.

Name: Vivian Okwuagwu, Erik Solomonson, and cats Sugar, Neil and Lemon Location: East Flatbush — Brooklyn, New York Size: 1,900 square feet Years lived in: 1.5 years (but owned for 3 years) Vivian Okwuagwu uses the word “survived” to describe the gut renovation of her and her husband Erik’s 119-year-old Brooklyn barrelfront limestone and brick rowhouse.