Expert Home Staging Advice From Interior Designers
There is a lot more than meets the eye when it comes to staging your home when looking to sell it. Do you remember how you felt when you first…
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Hiring a Contractor
Buying a fixer-upper can save you money if renovating, but you will need to find a reputable contractor. You have to be willing to bear with the inconvenience of living…
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Do-It-Yourself Home Repairs
You may decide your New York City condo or co-op needs some sprucing up after you have completed your purchase. Alternatively, perhaps you have been living there for some time…
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Best Indoor Plants to Purify the Air In Your Apartment
You might not think it, but your home could have inferior air quality. Air pollution from the outside world often seeps into your home, and when allowed to build up…
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Best Home Improvements to Increase Your Home’s Value
Every homeowner loves a good home renovation. However, the motivation behind an improvement varies from one person to another. For some, it is a mix of personal preference and increased…
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80% Carpeting Rule: How to Choose An Area Rug
Choosing an area rug for a space is a task that can easily veer into troubled waters. Pick the wrong one and it will throw off the entire feel of…
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How To Arrange Furniture In Your NYC Apartment
Apartment dwelling in dense cities is a joy for some; they think of nothing but the great proximity to bars, restaurants, museums, cafes, etc. For others, apartment dwelling is a…
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How to Stay Organized When You Have One Child…and a One Bedroom Apartment
Kids these days come with a lot of stuff. Multiple strollers. Changing tables. Not to mention their clothes, toys, books. It’s like a nightmare version of a doll that does…
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The Top Home Staging Companies in New York City
Anyone who’s trying to sell their NYC apartment could benefit from hiring a home stager. These are the professionals you call when you need to make an empty or outdated…
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How to Give Your Living Room a Refresh
When you moved into your cozy (small) New York apartment, you probably just brought along whatever furniture you had. Now, a year later, you’re beginning to feel like the walls…
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