Home Decorating Basics : How to Furnish Your Studio Apartment
When furnishing a studio apartment, purchase dual purpose items, such as a sofa, which folds out into a bed, and a coffee table chest that has room inside for storage, to optimize space. Create a unique studio apartment by bringing in a little bit of color, and by gathering interesting pieces from garage sales withtips from a professional decorator in this free video on home decorating. Expert: Ann Myrick Bio: Since 1997, Ann Myrick has been a professional decorator, house cleaner, home organizer and planner, and she is now the owner and operator of Anntics Home Decorating Company. Filmmaker: Tim Brown
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I see tan…..and beige…..and more tan. Sad and depressing
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c’mon u know she doesnt really live there..the space is great but the furniture sucks. someone needs to visit ikeaaaa lol
@anathemaandcaffeine If you ignore the look, she has very good ideas about decorating small spaces.
I love this woman and her ideas. Love the studio apartment.
I agree, sorry.
i dont like it!! so simple
This is one drab and lonely place. Wow….
@DJSienyd the dartboard is magnetic i actually have it in my studio apartment haha
Ha a dartboard on a wall in a rented studio apartment…? Umm, yeah right–there’d be soo many holes in the wall!
thanx. very good points and tips…
Ugly..ass..apartment…
omg her apartment looks… embarrassing.
+1 yuck.
Love this lady..now this is an expert.
nice tips!:)
I’m moving into my first “studio”…thanx for the tips.
This is an ugly space. Yuck!