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Vintage décor has a way of making a space feel warm, lived-in and full of personality. The textures, details and history behind antique pieces add charm and character you might not achieve with something brand new. And when you’re decorating your apartment, those little touches can make it feel more like home.

Adding indoor plants to your apartment is a great way to boost your mood, purify the air, and bring a touch of nature into your home. Whether you live in a cozy studio or a spacious apartment with floor-to-ceiling windows, there’s a plant that fits your lifestyle and environment.

Spring is the ideal time to move, whether you’re going down the street, across town or out of state. Milder weather, longer daylight hours and seasonal promotions make for a more pleasant and cost-effective experience. Learn about the top six reasons you should find your apartment during spring.

Minimalism is more than a design aesthetic; it’s a lifestyle. The emphasis on simplicity makes minimalist decorating an attractive option if you want a tranquil environment that’s free of physical and mental distractions.

A neat space can ease stress and reduce your cortisol levels, helping you feel more at peace and in control in your apartment. Minimalism also makes cleaning and maintenance faster and easier. That frees up your mental load and may improve your mood.

It’s important to organize your space if you live in an apartment, especially the bathroom. Whether you have a lot or a little, that space can get cramped if it’s in disarray. Here are tips to help you create a functional and coordinated bathroom.