SMALL SPACE DESIGN | A Cozy Studio, a Charming Southern Home, and a Glamorous Apartment

I wish Homeworthy had a channel dedicated to homes under 1000 square feet! I love content like this.

The first space was lush and girly. I loved the breezy relaxed energy. I also love smaller spaces this episode was a treat

At least Homeworthy is bringing small space that we are accustomed too

Thank you to all the home owners for inviting us in for a peek. As I was watching each one describe how they picked out quirky little or big items I was suddenly so aware of how can we honestly explain what and why something catches our eye that so many have passed over? It is a truly a mystery and testimony of how each one of us is so special, so unique and " junk to one is another man's treasure" Here's to the treasure hunter......

Love the first Coastal apartment. Has so much character. The outdoor dining area was so beautiful with gorgeous views. Personally I would live there on the deck. Came away with some ideas. ❤ Thanks! So the last apartment was uniquely designed. A lot of attention to detail and especially lighting. Love the bathroom that still allows natural light in. Love those sconces, SS counter with built-ins as well. ❤

Finally something relatable

These folks are creative and artistic , thank you all for sharing your homes.

For those who dream of having a deep soaker tub in their space, a portable bathtub from Amazon is a great option if you have the space. They are nice and deep. I'm a bath girl myself and take long soaks in my clawfoot tub often, so I completely understand the value of having the option of taking a nice bubble bath😌🛀

I was an interior designer in Newport Beach & Irvine for 25 years and I have to say I love every single thing about this apartment. I’m obsessed with the ceiling. You’ve done a beautiful job.❤

Just had to smile at "I squint my eyes to see where my flower arrangements need a touch up". That's cute 😍

Small spaces can be great. I loved the Newport Beach home, the Charleston home and the New York studio. I am an adult Barbie doll collector. I also build my own Barbie Dream Houses. I watch Homeworthy and get sooooo many ideas for decorating my Barbie Dream Houses, which make the houses OOAK and sooooooo unique. Sara Horton has a beautiful Newport Beach home and I love her bedroom. I love the outside eating area also. with the Charlston home my favorite was the living room. It reminds me of a design between a library and a living space. Very original with lots of antique pieces in it. I love the fireplace. I like how her chair swivels. Love it!!! It's funny as I had never seen antique ash trays. Original. With Stephen S' apartment I love how he has sooo many "spaces" to store things. That comes in really handy when you have a small space. He also designed his apartment beautifully. His diningroom is beautiful. I love the BIG table.Thanks for sharing your beautiful homes.

I loved this episode. Gorgeous, unique homes that have been beautifully put together.

This was lovely to watch. I love how passionate everyone is about their designs, it's making me want to finish what I started 5 years ago. I really liked the NY apartment, so airy.

Such a beautiful little place, girly sophisticated! I love that you remember your grandmother in every possible way in decorating your space! Very sweet I hope my granddaughter thinks of me like that when I’m gone 🥰🥰

Wonderful ideas! I just downsize and needed inspiration to re arrange My furniture.❤

I enjoyed this video with three different spaces. The Charleston was probably my favorite. I guess that’s more my style. Cozy and collected. Small spaces are my thing. More of these videos of small spaces would be great.

The Charleston apartment is amazing.

Luv luv the glam crystal light! ❤ 😊

I love the last house. It's actually the first time I've not only liked it but also thought I could live there.

Loved a small space that was maximallist rather than minimalist. The key to how 'true' her apartment felt, was that it was so - most pieces were collected because she had a vision but also so much was connected to family, memories, travel and real life.