Turn Your Space into Something You Love

I worked from my kitchen table for two years before I finally admitted the problem wasn’t my laptop or my chair — it was that I didn’t have a real workspace. Just a table that turned into a office at 9am and a dinner spot at 6pm, with my charger cords and a stray stapler…

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I lived in a 9×10 bedroom for three years before I figured out that “small” and “sad” don’t have to go together. For a long time my room looked like a dorm room that never graduated — a mattress on a frame, a lamp from Target, string lights I never took down after 2019. It…

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I used to avoid having people over. My living room is 11 by 13 feet — I know because I measured it three separate times, convinced I’d done the math wrong the first two — and for the first year I lived there, it looked like a furniture store had thrown up in a shoebox.…

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I lived in a 340-square-foot studio for two years before I figured out that the problem was never my stuff — it was that I’d arranged my bed, desk, and couch like I was still living in a two-bedroom. Same furniture, same instincts, completely wrong space. It took me almost eight months (and one very…

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I lived in a 410-square-foot studio for two years before I figured out the actual difference between an apartment that looks cheap and one that looks expensive — and it has almost nothing to do with how much you spend. My first year there, I dropped $600 on a couch from a big-box store and…

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