How a 575-Sq-Ft NYC Apartment Is Optimized for Running a Home Business | Architectural Digest

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AD joins ceramicist Teya Kepila for a tour of her 575-square-foot NYC apartment, where she lives and works under one roof. Her Brooklyn studio apartment doubles as a fully functioning pottery studio, complete with custom shelving, hidden storage, handmade ceramics, and space for her pottery wheel and workshops. See how she built a thriving ceramics business from home, creating more than 800 handmade pieces each year, before rising rent ultimately priced her out and forced her to move. 00:00 Intro 02:01 Living Room 05:05 Pottery Shelves 07:21 Bedroom 09:00 Kitchen 10:50 Bathroom 11:57 Update Feeling inspired? Subscribe to AD and get a free tote with your subscription! →
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