“You can’t beat that price for San Francisco and the neighborhood I’m in. So it was a no-brainer, and it was the easiest move ever since my stuff were just down the hallway. This also allowed flexibility with the owner to allow me to make certain changes to the space that most renters wouldn’t be allowed to do.”

Jasmine has totally transformed this small space (you can see a before and after tour on her TikTok), including things like changing the floors and painting the cabinets in the kitchen, as well as adding molding and building a built-in corner mantel faux fireplace and TV area. But while the potential of the space has evolved the longer Jasmine has lived here, there is one particular benefit of the studio she noticed immediately.

“What first got my attention about this apartment was the huge walk-in closet. A lot of studios in San Francisco are tiny, and storage space can be the main struggle. This apartment had a walk-in closet that could almost be another bedroom. I’ve always wanted a walk-in to make getting ready easy,” Jasmine describes. Her huge walk-in closet isn’t just for getting ready, though; Jasmine was able to squeeze in a stylish home-office area, too.

As far as the look and feel of her home, the details and neutral palette have a clear inspiration. “Another thing that caught my eye was the claw tub,” she writes. “I love Parisian design, and that just set the mood for my design.”

• “Simply White” — Benjamin Moore

• Bookcase — Target.I added cane to the doors and changed the knobs to gold knobs on this piece.

• Marques Cobblestone loveseat with an Amazon beige velvet sofa cover
• Bernan upholstered bed in green — Wayfair

• Brass cabinet drawer pulls — Amazon
• Wood Grain Wallpaper — Amazon
• Floor tiles — Amazon
• Peel and Stick Backsplash — Amazon
• Glass Pendant light — Amazon
• AOLY Wooden Desk Legs — Amazon
• Tabletop — Home Depot

Thanks, Jasmine!

This tour’s responses and photos were edited for length/size and clarity.

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