How A Small Space Coach Maximizes Her 750 Sq Ft NYC Apartment For Family of Four | HOUSE TOUR

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  @LittlePinkPiggy1 · 3 months ago

  Wow, this woman has got her feet on the ground.  She and her husband have created such a beautiful home for them and their children, with an emphasis on less is more.  I love her style and especially her ethos on life.  Thank you Homeworthy. ❤

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  @c.m.4686 · 3 months ago

  This was a masterclass in living within one's means (in fact, probably even below one's means) in order to be able to afford the things that are actually important (for this host - travel).  Not only is she an early education professional, she is a philosopher as well.  I think she has discovered the true meaning of happiness and joy.  I love how much this family appreciates books, music - both on vinyl and the piano - playing with sand and marbles, and spending time together. This has to have been THE most wholesome home tour I have ever watched.  Thank you, Khrystyne!

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  @KKorleone · 4 months ago

  It's clean, refreshing and it suits your needs. Huge spaces are not necessary for kids to grow up happy. I raised 3 kids in a small apartment. We never felt depressed or lacking in any way. You're a smart woman who knows what's truly important.

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  @lareinedemado · 1 month ago

  So...gifts for her children : a piano, a bird feeder, polaroids film, art cabinet??? Wow! I loved everything about this!! Thanks for the tour, this home is absolutely lovely...

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  @mariamary65 · 4 months ago

  I am in awe of how thoughtfully curated this home is. I love that Khrystyne values experiences over things. A masterclass from a bright, kind and caring lady. Her children are already set up for success in life. Imagine your children being taught by this wonderful teacher. I am 61 and still remember the impact my grade 2 teacher had on me. Hooray for all the considerate and compassionate teachers !

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  @lindsaygrillot5214 · 4 months ago

  This has been one of my favorite home tours and the host was absolutely delightful. I appreciate content for families in small spaces that are so thoughtfully designed

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• KA

  @kathleenunsell · 3 months ago

  This is one of the sweetest tours all-around. What a lovely young mom who has made a cozy home for her family. She has made such great use of her small space and it doesn’t feel crowded or impersonal.

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  @meredithheath5272 · 4 months ago

  Right away, as I view the introduction - I knew this young Woman&apos;s home was something special. It&apos;s a result of intelligence, creativity, &nbsp;and caring. <br>Beautiful home.<br>(As well as having so many good qualities, she is also very pretty.)

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  @trentfarmer9862 · 4 months ago

  I know a family that grew up on Thompson St in the West Village. It was a one bedroom apartment. &nbsp;The two kids, boy and girl, had bunk beds in their tiny bedroom and they both graduated high school from there. The mom and dad didn&apos;t have a seperate bedroom just slept on a futon in the small living room which was just about the size of the futon with a little extra space for &nbsp;tv. The mini sink in the kitchen doubled as a bathroom sink so toothbrushes sat next to the dish soap. It was also a 5 floor walkup... a very old school nyc way of life and it worked for a couple of generations. Homemade ravioli was laid out on the bed to dry because there was no other place to put them (funny the ravioli &quot;little pillows&quot; were on the bed)<br>I have lived in small nyc apartments for 35 years and I really don&apos;t desire to live in larger spaces. Something old always has to go to make room for something new..... no garage to store a bunch of stuff you don&apos;t really need.

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  @Fionagirl245 · 3 months ago

  Home tours of families is my favorite because with kids you have to adapt and adjust to make the space really work. She not only makes it work but seems like they are thriving.

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  @herekittykittykitty475 · 4 months ago

  Books, music, imagination and love - I think the younger generations are going to do just fine.

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• LA

  @lap8329 · 4 months ago

  🇦🇺🦘 A remarkable young woman with a refreshing take on what really matters in family life — shared experiences, music, travel and life enrichment. &nbsp;True wealth is measured in these things, not floor space. &nbsp;…These are very lucky children.

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