"Where does the liberated twenty-first century minimalist keep their clothing, shoes, hats, umbrellas, linens, brooms, and the like? (or, perhaps these old-fashioned conventions are for hopeless sq...
Love it!
Someone wrote, "where's the closet space?"
Closets are for hoarders. This couple is living a more minimalist lifestyle. But I bet that there are closets on the l...
The space is beautiful. Furniture would only clutter it up. There's enough here for the folks that use it. Love the restraint and the dedication that this demonstrates. I would love to live here.
I love this. Apartment Therapy is too often about "knick knacks to buy for your house." This post captures the true spirit of what Apartment Therapy once was (and could be again).
how about this suggestion: don't start a library. libraries are anachronisms in this internet-connected age. they're also bad for the environment. that said, i've already GOT a library and ditching...
I live in a loft with no closets. Have become a rabid minimalist. With this shift, comes a simultaneous need to shift in my behavior as a consumer. It's been a five-year transition, but I'm getting...
This sort of affirmation is needed here. Frequently and lately, it seems that AT has moved away from apartment dwelling and into HOUSE dwelling. Nice to see this here.
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"Where does the liberated twenty-first century minimalist keep their clothing, shoes, hats, umbrellas, linens, brooms, and the like? (or, perhaps these old-fashioned conventions are for hopeless sq...
Tremendous vision. Nice work. I'd love to cut my square footage to 100 SF. Very nice.
Did I just stumble into SquirrelTherapy.com? This has nothing to do with apartments.
Love it! Someone wrote, "where's the closet space?" Closets are for hoarders. This couple is living a more minimalist lifestyle. But I bet that there are closets on the l...
The space is beautiful. Furniture would only clutter it up. There's enough here for the folks that use it. Love the restraint and the dedication that this demonstrates. I would love to live here.
I love this. Apartment Therapy is too often about "knick knacks to buy for your house." This post captures the true spirit of what Apartment Therapy once was (and could be again).
how about this suggestion: don't start a library. libraries are anachronisms in this internet-connected age. they're also bad for the environment. that said, i've already GOT a library and ditching...
My rules: * don't buy stuff * actively give away or sell possessions until they number 100 or fewer Impossible, but a worthy lifelong project.
Love this bar (neato bathrooms in particular). Love this neighborhood. And love this tree.
33 years old and am living in my 32nd or 35th place...
gross. gives me goose bumps just thinking about accidentally scraping my nails on it in the middle of the night.
or a shoe... Putting the punchline AFTER forcing a clickthrough makes this a particularly bad post. No need to break this one into two.
I live in a loft with no closets. Have become a rabid minimalist. With this shift, comes a simultaneous need to shift in my behavior as a consumer. It's been a five-year transition, but I'm getting...
without the accoutrement of porcelain, it would be simpler. this is frou frou consumerist junk. thumbs down.
trophy head meme is totally played out. doesn't matter if they're cardboard or crocheted or gilded or lucite. played. out.
This is excellent. With today's shoddily constructed buildings that lack good insulation between apartments, this is the only way to go.
I have white floors (semi-gloss) and love them. Very easy to clean because dirt cannot hide. =)
This sort of affirmation is needed here. Frequently and lately, it seems that AT has moved away from apartment dwelling and into HOUSE dwelling. Nice to see this here.
The its / it's mistakes DO need to go. They're silly and lame.
JUNK. Stop pushing clutter.