DESIGN TO BE
The new apartment bug has me again. A new space means new space solutions. A new and drastically different neighborhood means a shift in style. Getting further from the young person/student, collect-as-much-crap-as-you-can-because-it’s-free-or-cheap mentality means I have to really consider spending money on furniture and storage (meaning not a plastic milk crate stolen from a convenience store).
We currently live in the suburbs, and our apartment is in an old colonial house by the sea. Some doors smash into each other, the floors are a little bit slanted. I’ve never tried to nail down its aesthetic, but I think it might be “cozy and well-worn.” Our future apartment in Brooklyn has clean lines, mostly everything is very new, and it is close to a busy, urban intersection. Things are going to have to change.
Some of my current thoughts:
I’m trying to figure out an easy and inexpensive way to cover our couch and loveseat in white, and then put some beautiful pillows on them like this:
Stay tuned for the results in a few weeks/months.
