WHAT'S IN MY APARTMENT - by tina zhang - digital tinz

The number one question that I get asked on social media is about my apartment, which is somewhat surprising given I have no interior design experience. But the way I approach my home is quite similar to how I’ve assembled my wardrobe: a collection of investment pieces mixed in with some more whimsical and fun items. This post is a process book for how decorated my apartment, the pieces I get asked the most about, and the tips/tricks for making a comfortable living space on a budget. My first nyc apartment was a flex 3 bedroom apartment where I had exactly 100 sq. ft of space, of which 90% was occupied just by my bed. I was a fresh graduate, and had no idea how long I’d last in new york city, so my apartment was in a perennial state of chaotic transience. The only thing I knew for certain was that the overwhelming majority of my time would be spent in an office and my home furnishing decisions reflected that reality. I prioritized affordability over longevity and ease over aesthetics s

The number one question that I get asked on social media is about my apartment, which is somewhat surprising given I have no interior design experience. But the way I approach my home is quite similar to how I’ve assembled my wardrobe: a collection of investment pieces mixed in with some more whimsical and fun items. This post is a process book for how decorated my apartment, the pieces I get asked the most about, and the tips/tricks for making a comfortable living space on a budget. My first nyc apartment was a flex 3 bedroom apartment where I had exactly 100 sq. ft of space, of which 90% was