In the article, writer Kim Narby shares her journey of transforming a 380-square-foot studio apartment in Crown Heights that she describes as 'functional and bland' into a vibrant living space. Initially outside her budget, the rent-stabilized unit has proven a sound investment with only a minor rent increase over five years. Through personalization, Kim created designated areas for work and leisure, ensuring comfort for both herself and her dog, Georgia. Her passion for collecting art enhances her home, reflecting her travel experiences and personal identity, particularly embracing queer art and literature.
Writer Kim Narby transformed her functional yet bland studio apartment into a colorful, organized, and kitschy home, making it suitable for her and her dog.
Despite being slightly outside her budget at first, the rent-stabilized building has only seen a mild increase, proving to be a good choice.
Kim appreciates collecting art and items from her travels, integrating them into her living space to create a personal sanctuary that reflects her identity.
Her studio, once bland, now has separate areas for work, dining, and lounging, perfectly accommodating her lifestyle and her dog's needs.
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