Brooklyn apartment

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.

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The first time Maggie and Jesse saw this apartment, they knew it was theirs. Noise levels made them back out of the first lease, but months later the home was available and the noise had been resolved — the rest is history.

Name: Angie Eng, partner, and dogLocation: BrooklynType of home: ApartmentSize: 700 square feetYears lived in: 2 years, renting Tell us a little (or a lot) about your home and the people who live there: Our building was built in 1920 as a frame factory until it was converted into loft apartments. What the space lacks in square footage and walls, it makes up for in sunlight and character.

The first time Maggie and Jesse saw this apartment, they knew it was theirs. Noise levels made them back out of the first lease, but months later the home was available and the noise had been resolved — the rest is history.

Every piece is in dialogue with Audrey Rose Smith and Vicente Muñoz’s home

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

Creative brand strategist Zoe Cohen filled her space with furniture prototypes and vintage finds

Health and wellness expert Liz Moody calls her home a "non-toxic, book and plant-filled Mexico City-inspired oasis."

Houseplant enthusiast Summer Rayne Oakes has 670 plants in her Brooklyn apartment and shares her tips for living with plants in low light and drafty rooms.