Adrienne's family uses DIY, thrifting, and hand-me-downs to build an airy Oklahoma home straight outta 1960. After touring this home, I think wall-mounted bottle openers should be the next big home trend.
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In a post straight out of House Hunters International, we're touring a 6th floor walkup in Barcelona. This place has it all: hardwood, Eames furniture, a European balcony and — oh. 160 year-old curved brick ceilings. 
When you've only got 100 square feet, you've got to make every inch count. Ashley's bedroom is a well-utilized space which miraculously contains a very teeny living space covering all her needs — from work space to relaxation. 
We're not JUST looking at art here, kids — we're looking at lots of sexy art. Sexy art in a beautiful, light-filled space with eclectic furniture and two artists. 
Carrie Anne's family found themselves deep in suburbia trackland, but her thrifting skills have netted them a super-stylish, sometimes viking-inspired, art-filled kitty cat haven that looks completely unsuburban and didn't cost a boatload. 
Our home has this weird mix of very urban (condo! modern stuff! bright colors!) and very granola (wood! prayer flags! plants!). And then there's the part where my son sleeps in a closet… 
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Stephanie and Sean's recycled, reused, refurbished apartment in the deep southOffbeat Mama Managing Editor Stephanie gives us a guided tour of her carefully-crafted, kid-friendly apartment filled with thrifty finds. The family's got bright blue walls, loads of art, and a gigantic bean bag for one little dog. 
I've got a vintage vanity, bar cabinet and dining room table, lots of books, some art, and that's about it. What can I say? We only moved in 4 months ago, and we tend to get rid of everything we own when we move. But I take hipster photos, so you'll still enjoy my home tour. And there are at least two photos featuring a cat. |
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