Extended Tours: Apartments Under $2000
The video explores how far a $2,000 monthly budget stretches in two contrasting markets—Jersey City and Manhattan—by touring a 600‑sq‑ft one‑bedroom and a 275‑sq‑ft micro‑studio. In Jersey City, the couple leverages an open‑plan layout, a multifunctional entertainment‑center divider, storage‑rich furniture and personalized décor to create separate work zones and a comfortable home office. In Manhattan, the renter relies on 15‑ft ceilings, peel‑and‑stick wallpaper, custom‑built shelves and a re‑configured kitchen to maximize every inch. Highlights include a vintage Ames chair gifted by a family member, a neon “dillydally” sign referencing a partner’s nickname, and a dog named Teddy who dominates the space. The Manhattan studio showcases DIY shelving fitted between cabinets and lemon‑scented contact paper on a green shelf, turning a cramped layout into a functional living area. These tours illustrate that thoughtful design and strategic DIY upgrades can stretch a modest budget, offering renters viable alternatives to pricey, larger units and signaling a growing demand for adaptable, affordable urban housing.
This Kitchen Went From Dark to Airy and Southwestern-Inspired in This Brooklyn Pre-War Apartment✨
Jordan and Luke walk through their 529‑sq‑ft Brooklyn pre‑war apartment, detailing a kitchen transformation that turned a cramped, dark space into an airy, southwestern‑inspired room. They removed the original upper cabinets on one wall, extending cabinetry to the ceiling on the...
Extended Tours: Identical Apartments, Totally Different Vibes (West Village) | Apartment Therapy
The episode revisits the West Village “A‑ine” to compare two newly renovated apartments that share the exact same footprint, illustrating how identical layouts can produce dramatically different living experiences. Maxwell Ryan walks viewers through four distinct households—Kate on the fifth...
Here’s How She Creates Space for Her 2 Cats in Her Chic NYC Apartment #apartmenttour
The video showcases a New York City apartment makeover that prioritizes two cats, Cinnamon and Cardamom, while preserving a chic aesthetic. The owner hides a Litter‑Robot inside a custom‑built cabinet that originally was a cat‑tree, eliminates the bulky tree, and adds...
Priya’s Couch Was Worth the Challenge Fitting Into Her Space 🛋️
Priya, a Brooklyn renter, showcases how a massive Wayfair sofa transformed her 450‑square‑foot apartment’s living room. The couch arrived as a logistical nightmare: its size and weight prevented it from fitting through the narrow French‑door entry, prompting a two‑month coordination effort,...
This Studio Loft Belongs to a Creator Who Blends Modern Contemporary, and Playfulness in Her Home🌟
Aliana walks viewers through her 450‑square‑foot studio loft in Richmond, Virginia, showcasing how modern contemporary aesthetics can coexist with playful, cozy touches. The tour emphasizes intentional design choices that make a small footprint feel expansive and personalized. Key design elements include...
This Tiny Rent-Stabilized Apartment In Brooklyn Has A Surprisingly Smart Layout | Apartment Therapy
The video tours a 450‑square‑foot rent‑stabilized Brooklyn apartment, showing how the host transforms a cramped layout into a functional, stylish home. By installing narrow shoe cabinets, a brass‑tinted mirror, and a bench‑top cabinet, the entryway gains storage without sacrificing flow. A...
Her 250-Square-Foot Studio Doesn’t Feel Tiny because of These Smart Storage Hacks ✨
The video walks viewers through Lauren’s 250‑square‑foot studio, highlighting how strategic storage solutions transform a compact footprint into a functional, inviting home. Colin, Apartment Therapy’s house‑tour editor, showcases each zone—from a work‑from‑home table to a dual‑purpose seat that folds into...
The Vintage Gem I Look For at Every Thrift Store
Lara Walsh highlights a TikTok‑inspired hack that turns a vintage silver tray into a portable vanity for cramped bathrooms. The tray sits flush over the sink, providing a clean, stylish surface for skincare routines and can double as prep space...
Waterfall Kitchen Islands Are Officially Out: Here’s What Designers Say Will Replace Them
Waterfall kitchen islands, once the hallmark of upscale remodels, are losing favor as designers and homeowners gravitate toward furniture‑style islands. These new islands mimic antique or modern tables, often crafted from wood, and bring warmth and personality to the space....
Contractors Say This Luxe Kitchen Feature Is the One Homeowners Regret Most
Homeowners chasing luxury kitchens often regret the most popular splurge: built‑in coffee bars, according to contractors who have installed hundreds of them. The high‑end espresso machines demand frequent cleaning, descaling and costly repairs, leading many owners to abandon the feature...
These Under-Bed Storage Boxes Are the Secret to Finally Getting Your Clutter Under Control
Apartment Therapy highlights Periea’s two large slim storage boxes as a practical solution for under‑bed clutter. Measuring 24 × 22.8 × 5.5 inches, the boxes feature gliders, clear windows, and a collapsible design that fits tight spaces. QVC is promoting the product with a limited‑time...
Costco Is Selling a Brilliant Retractable Patio Shade for a Steal
Costco has introduced the Koolspot Outdoor Sun Shade, an 8 × 8 ft retractable patio shade, priced at $72.99 in stores. The same brand sells a smaller 6 × 8 ft version online for $119.99, creating a price‑size disparity. Customers report high satisfaction, noting the shade’s...
21 Ways to Bring FunHaus Design to Your Space
Pinterest’s 2026 trend report has elevated FunHaus, a maximalist, circus‑inspired interior style, into mainstream conversation. The trend hinges on bold stripes, primary colors, and sculptural silhouettes that evoke childhood fairs and amusement parks. Experts cite a range of products—from peel‑and‑stick...
We Tested Over 100 Cleaning Products And These Are The Best Ones For Your Home!
The video from Apartment Therapy presents the results of its 2026 Cleaning Awards, a systematic test of more than 100 cleaning products. Editors spent hundreds of hours in real homes, dividing winners into two categories—tools and solutions—to highlight items that...