Tiny Apartment Therapy
Designer Jarret Yoshida remodels a small New York City studio with modern finishes and creative storage solutions.
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December 02, 2014
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Jen Jafarzadeh L'Italien
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Streamlined Kitchen Design
Modern, clean lines help the tiny kitchen appear larger. The streamlined cabinets lack hardware, and the color palette is simply white and wood. Even the clear plexiglass kitchen stools help make the space appear open. Photography by Anastassios Mentis
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Small Appliances
Because of the tight quarters in the apartment, designer Jarret Yoshida sourced small appliances that would fit well in the studio's kitchen. Photography by Anastassios Mentis
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Turning Problems into Solutions
The kitchen storage tower is a design solution that does double-duty — it hides the ugly heating pipe and creates additional storage space. The self-closing drawers hold utensils for easy access while eating at the counter. Photography by Anastassios Mentis
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Double-Duty Sofa
This custom-built sectional provides loads of seating as well as a bed for houseguests — the sofa was designed to sleep two. Guests can also sit on the wide sofa back. Photography by Anastassios Mentis
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Art Treasure
The large charcoal artwork in the living space is by Josh Bricker, whose work is exhibited at the Guggenheim Museum. Photography by Anastassios Mentis
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Tight Sleeping Quarters
A readymade bed was painted and built-in to look like custom cabinetry. Airy, floral curtains separate the bed from the rest of the apartment
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Make the Walls Work
Mounted custom shelves create display space as well as a functional desk for the owner. Photography by Anastassios Mentis
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Before the Remodel
The apartment was bland and full of dated finishes before the remodel. Photography by Anastassios Mentis
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