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After living in sixteen different apartments with roommates, Coralie took a huge step and moved in on her own for the first time. She found a one bedroom in Fort Greene that she has decorated with art of her favorite artists and books while staying true to her neat and tidy minimalist roots.

Sep 8, 2020 - Joe Thomas is a travel and architecture photographer based in New York City.

Who wouldn’t smile at a peach-pink ceiling?

The designer’s vintage industrial loft is as peaceful as it is playful

This is the 10th apartment Kit has lived in (in 10 years!), and with this three-bedroom, two-bathroom rental apartment they share with a dog (and sometimes a roommate) they have put down more permanent roots and really make a space their own.

Name: Kate Matthews, partner, and dog, CowboyLocation: Brooklyn, New YorkType of home: One-bedroom apartmentSize: 900 square feetYears lived in: 2.5 years, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: When we first toured this apartment, the walls were all painted purple, which caught us off guard, but it was impossible not to fall in love with the space.

After living in sixteen different apartments with roommates, Coralie took a huge step and moved in on her own for the first time. She found a one bedroom in Fort Greene that she has decorated with art of her favorite artists and books while staying true to her neat and tidy minimalist roots.

For the past 10 years, Abbe Wright's small rental apartment has been her sanctuary during a hurricane, breakup, a death in the family, and job changes. But it's also been where she's celebrated new jobs, gathered travel collectibles and family heirlooms, and found love.

Name: Ryan Ervin CoxLocation: Brooklyn — New York City, New York Size: 650-ish square feetYears Lived In: 10 years, renting Ryan Cox freely admits that there might be something in his small Brooklyn rental apartment that makes you cringe. “I like to mix things that are beautiful and unruly, like my mom’s rose paintings and my uncle’s male nude sketches. . . .