New York City. It is
arguably the best city in the world to live in if you love fashion, culture and
cuisine. This fabulousness comes at a
price of course. Most of us live in
apartments the size of “closets” to those in other parts of the country. The savvy New Yorker makes due by hacking
their kitchen space to fit all that they love in the jewel box they live in. I'm working with Seamless to share my best tips.
My smallest apartment was the one I lived in during my
sophomore year in college. It was a
studio with no stove, Murphy bed and a flip down counter to act as my
desk/dining table/dressing room. I
learned my best space hacks during this time.
Many of you love fashion as much as I do and have the
wardrobe collection to match. Unfortunately,
many of you, like me, probably don’t have the real estate to accommodate your
treasures properly. That’s why I’ve
compiled some of my most useful space hacks for the kitchen – easily among the
most underutilized closet opportunities in any abode.
I hoard clutch handbags, and have found through the years
that favorites can be stored and displayed along any narrow strip of wall you
can find. I have this trio right next to
the fridge. I switch up the selection by
season.
Have a bit of extra molding?
Run these along any spare bit of wall you have and you can balance your
heels against them for a stylish shoe rack.
Old picture frames work for this too!
Do you multi-task your paper goods? Great! Now you can use
those extra kitchen accessories to store jewelry. I use my paper towel rack to hold bangles,
necklaces and other trinkets. This is
also handy when you need to take off jewelry to wash the dishes or cook.
No one said your kitchen cupboards have to store
kitchen-related items. I get my inspiration
from fashion, art and cookbooks, so why can’t they all be in the same place?
Let’s face it. How
much cooking are you really doing in
your kitchen? New Yorkers live and die
by their favorite takeout restaurants.
You know your delivery person by name.
To help you out, Seamless is
launching its #TapTapTakeout
contest where you could win $500 in Seamless dollars. That’s five hundred to indulge in your best
NYC gourmet cravings (then the money you saved can be used for that next great
fashion find). You win multiple times over.
If that’s not savvy city life, you can throw me out of my shoebox.
Seamless. Food as easy as tap tap takeout.
Disclosure: Compensation was provided by
Seamless via Mode Media. The opinions
expressed herein are those of the author and are not indicative of the opinions
or positions of Seamless.
4 comments:
WHAT?? These are some of the coolest life hacks I have seen! I love the fashion books mixed with cook books.
I am I the process of looking for an apartment and it looks like I will end up in a studio. I need you to come over to my place ad hack aaway, loll.
Seamless is amazing... I used them often when I lived in New York.
These are great storage options for someone living in a small space. Myself, personally, wouldn't store my shoes in the kitchen. Good ideas, nevertheless.
I love a good contest- thank you! And cool tips too!
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