Studio Apartments & Maximalism: How to Fit a Big Style Into Your Small Studio

Steffi! I haven't seen you in a while! Beautiful!

Love this soo much.

Hello Steffi!
I love your videos.....and always look for you on You Tube. The more you make, I am sure the more viewers you will have!
I have followed you since you had your last apartment for several years!! Wow has the time gone fast.
Anyway: love this topic today.....may I make a kind inquiry? Would it be alright to support the Max look, in a cute small
space......but with Slipcovers on the Sofa and Chair if desired? They can be changed with the Seasons, and along with the
Throw Pillows, are not so expensive as the beautiful Coach and Chairs that are in the Pinterest pictures that you used for
examples. I just thought that if a person can not by any means afford the pieces.....(the furniture in those Pinterest Boards
are wonderful. I wish I could afford the Green Couches!!) then they would have a way to decorate more modestly.
Thanks! M.

Your ability to separate yet provide cohesiveness is a great skill for larger places as well. Making a large room into several smaller areas is similar to a studio. That's where I'm actually coming from: not a studio apartment, but a particular room that has to serve multiple purposes like a studio does. Great tips and insight! Thanks!

Thanks for the inspiration! I love your videos and loved hearing the info in the music framework!

Yay! I saved this video until I could relax this afternoon. While I’m still not a real maximalist, you are bringing me over to the dark side bit by bit. I like YOUR maximalism anyway. I’m looking forward to seeing what you do with your space in the next few weeks. I’ll be here every Sunday!

You're the best your design elements can go from a studio to a cottage or house, anywhere , you are so talented

Your studio was just fabulous. I wanted to live there. Some look like hotel rooms with extras, but you arranged the space so that the bed didn’t dominate. I remember you doing a video demonstrating how you had arranged your artwork to give the illusion of separation between the “bedroom” and the living area. I’m not a maximalist, but I really admire your knack with decor; you have a lot of stuff on display, but everything blends so beautifully your homes never feel cluttered.

I'm not s fan of the throw pillow . Waste of $$ and space IMHO I'd rather spend the $ on wall art . I don't enjoy pillows on the love seat and they end up on the floor .

You’re talking my language girl. Love my “clutter “😅

First time I’ve really seen this style. There is so much stuff that my eyes can’t rest anywhere, making me anxious and I don’t have anxiety. Is maximalism just a polite term for organized clutter. I can appreciate those folks that get comfort and peace from this style but to each their own.

I love real pictures of real home decor. Not the AI generated images. It seems so fake and real spaces make the look more obtainable.

Thank you for watching! If you live in a studio (or any kind of small space), do you embrace any maximalist decor moments? What are they?