Review: Small Apartment Hacks

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Small apartment living has never been so hip!

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I was asked to review Jenna Mahoney’s book “Small Apartment Hacks.” I am often requested to review books, but this one caught my eye – I am intrigued with the puzzle-solving prowess displayed by savvy renters with a zest for living a fabulous, uncomplicated life!

Like most “grown ups” I rented a lot in my younger years. In fact, I used to change apartments just so I could redecorate. I remember the need to balance the freedom of no-strings-attached-living with feeling connected at home.

In short, I found the tips and ideas in this book to be spot-on (and my 20-something nieces agreed)! While it does not include photos to illustrate the ideas, we do have blogs and Pinterest! I found the content well-written, helpful and entertaining.

It was a quick and entertaining read. I’ll just briefly take you through the highlights of the three main topics:

  1. Organizing
  2. Decorating
  3. Entertaining

Organizing

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While Jenna provides many clever ways to store your stuff, I appreciate that she suggests the best solution is less stuff. Some storage topics she covers include:

Decorating

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Whether you rent or own, you want to feel at home. Finding creative ways to express your style will turn your small space into your favorite place to be! Tips include:

 Entertaining

Entertaining has been trending more casual for awhile. So adapting your apartment to welcome overnight guests makes perfect sense.

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Whether planning an intimate dinner or lively party, you’ll also find practical entertaining tips for your small space.

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Are you inspired? You can pick up her book on Amazon, and view many more inspirational photos on our Small Space Living Pinterest board.

Go ahead, turn your “living space” into your “home!”

Note: While I did received a copy of this book to review, the opinions in this post are all my own.

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