Apartments !

Here are 3 apartments from around the world. The top one is from Hong Kong. Very nice although I'm not sure about the tub. Love the tub, love the look, but what about privacy ? Still, so pretty. The 2nd one is from Sweden. Love the white, so simple, and clean feeling. The 3rd is from the United States. I LOVE this one ! It was in the AT small cool contest. The rest of the place is just as amazing !

Apartment eye candy !

Although the contest(small, cool 2010-Apartment therapy) is over, I had a great time looking at all the photos of stylish apartments. They were in many styles and sizes! Take a look yourself by clicking the title of this post!

A Small Stylish Apartment

Loving this 600 square foot apartment. Everything from the furniture to the colors. This is close to perfection in my book ! (Click on title of post for full story)

Only 200 Square Feet !!

One Room Living Kitchen

A while back I did a post on a 400 square foot apartment. I never did see the kitchen of this tiny little gem but recently received some photos of it (thanks Annie!!) If you want to see the original post just click the title of this post. Its a amazingly stylish little place!

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Nate Berkus

I'm sure most of you know who Nate Berkus is. If not, he is a interior designer that appears on Oprah quite often. Recently he did a Oprah show that was all about small space living. The above pictures are of Nate's 500 square foot New York City apartment he recently redid. I think he did a great job! (You can see before shots at Oprah.com)

One Room Living

This is one of my favorite small spaces. It is a 400 square foot apartment designed by Toronto designer David Overholt. I've kept this particular magazine since 2003 because I love it so. When you can put a separate sleeping quarter in 400 square feet and make it look this stylish, you are one heck of a designer. I did scan all the pictures from the article, Unfortunately they did not show the bathroom or the kitchen. To this day, I'm still dying to see those! (All pictures from Canadian Style at home magazine. Special issue "Small Spaces" summer/fall 2003, you can find a link under favorite magazines)