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How to Have an Adult Apartment on a Budget
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Everyone has to start somewhere. Maybe it's your honest-to-goodness real first home on your own, or maybe just the first one you really have the time and energy to care about. Whether you are starting out or starting over, finances can limit your grand design plans. To help make the dream of an adult apartment a reality, Alysha has some tried and true tips to help make any starter space more beautiful while sticking to a realistic budget. |
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| | | Name: Jamie and Bryon
Location: San Francisco, California Painted shades of grey, Jamie and Bryon's apartment embodies a sense of mystery and glamour. Byron describes it as the canvas for Jamie's artworks, and they truly make a statement on these walls. Each room is a new exhibit, showcasing something curious and visually stimulating. | |
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From Our Homekeeping Channel
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| | | To truly become a master of spring cleaning, you need to dig deep and clean all those filthy little parts and pieces around the house that probably never see so much as a Clorox Wipe. The good news is that many of those little pieces—things like cabinet handles or the drip pan on your Keurig machine—can get checked off your to-do list with just a quick spin in the dishwasher. | |
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| | | If you're like me, you have a hard drive full of photos, a cell phone full of the same, and a nagging sense in your brain that they're just going to keep piling up over the years. I decided a few years ago to tackle the mess and start a yearly, well...yearbook. Yes, occasionally I print the odd photo here and there for display, but most of my photos - even the photos from my phone - get printed in our yearbook. | |
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