A Studio Apartment Goes from Fine to Fabulous Thanks to a Faux Wall

Adrienne Breaux

publishedFeb 8, 2018

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Name:Jackie Barth
Location:New York City
Size:466 square feet
Years lived in:1 year, renting

One of the biggest bummers about living in a studio apartment is the whole “everything’s in one room” vibe. If you don’t love the idea of being able to see your bed from your couch (or are looking for some extra privacy in your small space) you’ll find inspiration in this NYC rental studio. Jackie and her father used wardrobe doors (similar to theseIKEA ones) to DIY a “faux” wall to create a separation between the living space and the bedroom space.

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What’s the last thing you bought (or found!) for your home?Shelves above the desk. I love the definition it gives to the space.

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你最喜欢的房间是什么,为什么?Living room because of how bright and airy it is!

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Describe your home’s style in 5 words or less:Chic Meets Glam Inside a NYC studio

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Any advice for creating a home you love?Don’t let having a rented space stop you from having your dream home.

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