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Thank you for doing this. I have one of those bump and hiss in the night radiators. I put glass over the top of mine and used it to display non flamable things on.

Jo Li beautiful apartment!!!!

The bright colors are great but I'd organize the pictures more and cover the clothes. But love it!

OMG!!! So, you wouldn't mind coming to the west coast to design my 271 would ya? Great great job decorating!!! Love the kitchen the most!

OMG Love it alllllll! Way to go Jen! Such an inspriration!

Nice couch / bed!! Very pretty and fits with the rest of the place. (it wasn't until you said it was a bed that I knew). Great :)

Great idea. Price !!! ????

Thank you so much for doing a post on this.

Love the scarves idea, your living room and the purple colors!

Love this post. I've lived in 150sq ft and soon will live in 271sq ft.

Don't ask how or where they found the 1 extra square foot. I think it all depends on what you can and can't live without. I live in a 1920s building in downtown and am near everything: Work, school, co-op, farmers market. The place has enormous character but no bathrooms in any of its 37 studios. We have a communal bathroom (they clean everyday) and communal laundry room. And no stove which means I have an induction plate, a toaster oven, a microwave, and a water boiler. But otherwise it is paradise. Living small forces you to be creative with space and what is important to you. You also find out who your friends are. If they will visit you in 271 sq ft, they'll be there when you own the 600 sq ft. Remember the first Apartment therapy book with the man, his wife and new baby (the author's). They lived in 275 sq ft. It is all about creativity and design.