Apartment Therapy

A progressive dinner is an excuse to gather your friends and neighbors and get together for a gorgeous night of sipping, eating, chatting, and strolling. AT editors — @blairdonovan , @saraheverett__ , and @sofiaesther8 — decided to cohost this retro-style party. Read at the link in our bio how they went about it and how to make it happen with your friend group ✨ 📸: @joe.lingeman

Barbara is NOT a white-wall kind of person, and this 300-square-foot NYC apartment reflects that. "I love this space because I’m surrounded by uplifting colors and designs that make me happy every time I walk in the door," Barbara says. See more of this home at the link in our bio ✨ 📸: @erinderby

Can I get a little commotion for vintage kitchenware? 🥣 🎨: @isabela.humphrey

Megan's (@home_folke ) UK home by the sea went for more playful than traditional coastal elements in the design. it’s the antiques and preloved pieces around our home that bring the most joy — and really give that lived-in feeling," Megan says. "Our home is very much lived-in." See more of this home at the link in our bio ✨ 🏡: @home_folke ; 📸: @ashleighbrittenmedia

How blue does your garden grow? @homediyary used Rust-Oleum Custom Spray 5-in-1 to give this potting station a bright glow-up.

Step inside @thistimeincolour_ !!re!!_039;s London home and you’ll find colorful wallpaper, a vibrant vintage poster collection, and quirky neon signs. See more of this home at the link in our bio ✨

"Wherever you fall in the debate in your own space, it’s important to remember that when you’re a guest in someone else’s home, you have to play by their rules," @hungrybabetravels writes. Read the full story at the link in our bio ✨ 📸: @katherinelouisedegroot

@anaiseprince and her family of five share this stylish, modern loft in Hartford. “It’s located in a converted factory building with exposed brick and concrete,” Anaise says. “We have one large window in the entire apartment overlooking the city, and we get to experience the most amazing sunrises and sunsets.” See more of this home at the link in our bio ✨ 🏡: @anaiseprince

@christinasalway wanted to modernize her eclectic kitchen, but it was still important to her to honor the past. “I really wanted the kitchen to feel true to the pre-war design of the house, so I looked to freestanding antique furniture to influence the style of the cabinets and island and ran the tile all the way up the wall — channeling a Victorian kitchen,” Christina says. Swipe to see the before and tap the link in our bio to learn more about this transformation ✨ 🛠️: @christinasalway ; 📸: @erinlittlephoto

Bernat and Liliana’s (@s1gla ) apartment in the heart of Barcelona has a unique architectural style with high ceilings, interconnected spaces, and traditional elements like load-bearing walls and Catalan ceramic vaults. “We restored the ceilings, reinforced wooden beams, and used traditional materials like lime and natural pigments. The kitchen was relocated to benefit from natural light, and the overall layout was adjusted to create a more open and connected living space. We focused on restoring and reintegrating these features, to maintain its historical integrity," they say. See more of this home at the link in our bio ✨ 🏡: @s1gla ; 📸: @lulapoggiphotography

Choose your style: English cottage, modern Scandi, or boho?

@tvarasharma_ !!re!!_039;s tiny, empty balcony was transformed into a colorful summer retreat. “Overall, the new space makes me feel incredibly content and relaxed,” Tvara says. “It’s now a cozy retreat where I can unwind with a cup of tea, enjoy the view of the lush green park, and feel completely at peace.” Swipe to see the before and tap the link in our bio to learn more about this makeover ✨ 🛠️: @tvarasharma