This one's for all of my horrified friends from out of town who can't believe how tiny my apartment is. You see, it's like I told you: it's completely normal for those of us who leave our suburban lives behind to drop the size-queen routine in search of the full New York experience. Meet Mary Biosic, whose apartment makes mine look borderline spacious, She's living her own "Bohemian dream" in less than 350 square feet above Tea & Sympathy, one of my favorite restaurants in the West Village. While some might scoff, I think it looks like the coolest apartment ever ... (Full story HERE.)Thursday, July 09, 2009
Small Spaces, Big Style
This one's for all of my horrified friends from out of town who can't believe how tiny my apartment is. You see, it's like I told you: it's completely normal for those of us who leave our suburban lives behind to drop the size-queen routine in search of the full New York experience. Meet Mary Biosic, whose apartment makes mine look borderline spacious, She's living her own "Bohemian dream" in less than 350 square feet above Tea & Sympathy, one of my favorite restaurants in the West Village. While some might scoff, I think it looks like the coolest apartment ever ... (Full story HERE.)
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Matt and I live in a 1,200 square foot condo in Michigan. I wouldn't mind the small space in New York though.. It would stop us from accumulation junk we don't need!
Chuck
350 sq. ft? That's palatial. I lived in the building next door to this one (102 Greenwich) and my apartment was about 280 sq. ft., but I lived there for six years. Perfect location - and yes, it did stop me from accumulating junk!
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