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When I first moved into my Brooklyn apartment about two years ago now, I was thrilled to finally have more space — until I actually got my furniture in there and realized it looked like dollhouse decor. With much higher ceilings, about 10 times the wall space, and a whole extra room to fill, everything from my East Village studio looked downright silly in my Brooklyn one-bedroom.
If you’re the type of person who likes to bring the party with you wherever you go and keep the celebration going well into the night, then check out IKEA for your new favorite accessory. The Swedish home store has an outdoor lantern that’s also a Bluetooth speaker, so it’s basically a good time wrapped up into one handy little piece of decor.The VAPPEBY Bluetooth speaker lamp comes with all the necessary bells and whistles to link to your Spotify playlist.
I’ll admit it: I owned my old set of bath towels for way too long. They weren’t even high-end; they were some budget-friendly towels from Target that were not built to last for the amount of time I used them. The material, even though it was thin, took hours to dry fully and the ends were fraying toward the end of their life. I never wanted to stay wrapped up in them, either. They felt threadbare even early on.
At the start of spring, you’re ready to shed the hibernation period. While it was fun to snuggle under a blanket with candles into a long evening, now that the sun is out later, you’re likely eager to welcome people back into your surroundings. And there’s no better way to set a sunnier scene quite like a spring-themed wreath.
