Renter’s Advice and Resources

Studio apartments are common in large cities like New York and Los Angeles.

Not everyone has the money to deck out their space with those luxe, expensive looks we see on social media — but that doesn’t mean you have to go full-on thrift store, either.

Temperatures are cooling down, the leaves are changing colors, and there’s apple picking and pumpkin patches wherever you look.

Doorways form an important part of every home.

Summer is upon us! That means sun, fun, and everyone’s favorite, outdoor flea markets and yard sales.

Hygge is a Danish and Norwegian word for an atmosphere of coziness, or a safe environment. It’s pronounced “hoo-gah,” and it’s all about improving feelings of wellness and happiness in both your life and home.

A theory has circulated for years that if you keep your clothes or furniture long enough, the style will come around again. This has proved true with

We’ve all witnessed the forgotten dining room before: a place used so seldom there’s often a light coating of dust on the tables and chairs in it.

Sometimes, after a long, bad day at the office, you walk into your apartment and hate everything about it. Even if you just bought a new couch or painted the living room, it seems dowdy, old, not for you — just plain wrong. You realize this negativity is borne of nothing more than general bittnerness, […]