Beyond what type of flooring an apartment has, and beyond how many windows let in natural light, do you know what’s the most important element to consider when you’re on the hunt for a rental home?

Living in a studio apartment is tough, no matter the size of your floor plan. Usually consisting of just one single open room, not only do you have to contend with creating different living (and in ...

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You’re looking for an apartment on your own, but whether your budget is low, you travel a lot for work or you simply consider yourself a minimalist, you want a small space. The fewer walls, the better ...

A curved corridor with full-height doors slices through Hiha Studio's renovation of this ground floor home near Barcelona. Local architects Hiha Studio renovated the space, which previously had no ...

A studio needs to serve a lot of purposes, but it doesn’t need to serve them all at the same time. Find pieces that fold away when not in use, such as Murphy beds and drop leaf tables. Or go all out ...