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Creating the perfect home office – a space that is both functional and inspiring – can be a challenge, even more so when you need to carve that intimate, productive space out of a studio apartment. But just because your apartment has limited square footage doesn’t mean you can’t have the office of your dreams. Making the space in your studio apartment feel larger than it isn’t impossible. All it takes is a little creativity, smart design choices, and an eye for multi-use options and you’ll be able to carve…

Buying bedding can sometimes be a frustrating and misleading experience, from which brand uses the best cotton to what thread count is worth the splurge - especially after a move! You spend a third of your…

There’s no hiding the fact that technology is a huge part of our lives, but that doesn’t mean we have to fill our living rooms with ugly black boxes and all the wires that come out of them. The audio-visual industry has coined the phrase “decorating” to describe the process of incorporating technology into home décor – think flat-screen TVs that display artwork when not broadcasting your shows and art deco speakers that are a conversation pieces. But some technology, like a wireless router, is just going to look like…

The birds are chirping, buds are starting to pop up on tree branches, the sun is out, and you've already enjoyed a warm breeze or two: Spring is here. Most renters welcome in the new season by undergoing a top-to-bottom spring cleaning event in their apartment, and after a long winter, we can't say that we blame them. Winter means we spend more time indoors, and we track a lot of outside grime inside (salt and snow and ice from the sidewalk come to mind). Now is the time to…

Even if you don’t own your place, there’s still plenty of room to make it feel smart, homey, and uniquely yours. Thanks to a new family of connected products, you can have the smartest rental on the block without letting go of your security deposit. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorites that are guaranteed to spruce up your home in a matter of minutes. Each device is renter-friendly, pretty on the eyes, and can be installed without complicated wiring or landlord glares. Let’s start with your entryway: 1)…

So, you want to know how to move a piano yourself. Maybe you want to save some cash, you need to impress that girl down the hall in Apartment 4F or you want to prove something…

Are you contemplating whether or not you should pop the question? Not that question- the other question... Moving in with your significant other is a big deal so naturally, it may give some people the shakes. Aside from the fact that you like each other and your apartment has become just a storage closet because you wind up spending every night together, check out these 5 signs you're really to take that next step with your S.O. 1. You have discussed finances and you are not just considering moving in for convenience…

1. What does your budget look like? The last thing anyone wants to deal with is whether their paycheck will cover the rent and utilities at the end of the month. When exploring the rental market, many landlords and property managers are only looking to do business with people who make at least 40x their monthly rent — if you're a millennial or a recent grad, this is usually not the case.  The first step to making a good decision is to determine what you’re willing to pay. Second, figure…

Since it is the most expensive city in the United States, learning how to move to San Francisco is essential if you want to relocate to the Bay Area and keep your pocketbook/sanity intact. You may think that all you need to do is buy a new pair of flip-flops to move to San Francisco, but a move here requires a little more preparation than that. This is one of the most fabulous cities in America to live in, but planning your move thoughtfully will ensure your experience is a…