Good NewsWoman lives large in what may be New York’s smallest apartment
Think your apartment is small? Try living in 90 square feet.
Felice Cohen does just that. And she's not complaining.
The writer and professional organizer's tiny New York apartment is becoming a bit of a real-estate celebrity. Watch Cohen give a tour of her impeccably organized 90-square-foot apartment below (via FairCompanies.com):
Cohen was willing to sacrifice space for financial peace of mind. She pays a mere $700 (USD) a month to live one block from Central Park — a price unheard of in Manhattan.
The organizational genius managed to make the closet-like space functional enough for her to live there for years. She has a home office, makeshift kitchenette and ceiling-grazing loft bed.
She gave The Globe and Mail a few tips on living simply and strategically — she's most proud of the shelving unit and her use of vertical space — touting the benefits of her streamlined life:
"Sure I don't have a large refrigerator or an extra room, but when it comes down to it, I live in New York city, steps from Central Park, Lincoln Center, numerous restaurants, theater and wonderful museums. I don't value owning a lot of material possessions."
