Small cottagecore apartment

When Sara first looked for an apartment, the first thing on her list was light, lots and lots of light.

Name: Georgiana Location: Adams Morgan/Dupont Circle — Washington, D.C. I live on the 7th floor of a building built in 1923 in Adams Morgan/Dupont Circle neighborhood (I can never tell which it is), there are definitely some quirks to such an old building, the elevator for example is terrifying – a fair-weather metal box that is not built for anyone that has an aversion to elevators that may or may not work.

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If they can do it, you can do it. Find smart and stylish ideas to steal for your bathroom of any size.

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This home was an entry in the 2023 Small/Cool Contest!

A renter overhauls a builder-grade kitchen (with her landlord's approval) with a clever paint job and on-trend styling.

Sunrooms capture the best of the outdoors—being close to nature and soaking in sunlight—without the downsides (like bugs and extreme temperatures). Just looking at photos of them can take your stress level down a notch. But, these gorgeous spaces aren’t simply fun to look at, they can also offer inspiration and ideas for your home, even if you don’t have a sunroom of your own.

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Cottagecore is a movement known for its calming side effects. You don't even need a cozy cottage to start. Here is why, and how you can do it.

Orangey wood cabinets, beige walls, and basic laminate countertops are each hallmarks of a rental kitchen. And if you have all three, like Toronto-based renter Megan, that’s basically the jackpot. So it’s no wonder Megan called on home decor YouTuber Alexandra Gater (@alexandragater) for help in adding a little life to her cook space.

This home was an entry in the 2023 Small/Cool Contest!