AVENUE B/14TH ST. Seriously the most spontanious and unexpected move ever. Over a film evening Sara drops this good deal in East Village and I literally move the following day. Kane becomes my roommate and as you know still a really good friends. Mostly what made me love this East Village apartment is that it was SO European with it’s rooms and wooden floor – painted in all different colors. And the thing living with a guy is that you get the bathroom by yourself, which I LOVE. Furthermore, Ciao for now and Bcup were around the corner so could had a better time here. As much as I wish I had my own apartment (as in Stockholm) I totally love getting to know some many different neighborhoods on my five fingers.

garden

kitchen

fab floors

bathroom

the hippest aquarium at my fav ciao for now

MOTT/HOUSTON ST. Slightly smaller apartment but I location to die for. Neighbor with Cafe Gitane, INA and Soho Garden.  Can’t get much better than that! Morning coffee, evening candy and weekend dresses. I pretty much used my cloths (as usual) to decorate my room. Oh I had the sweestest roommate that I happen to meet more often at Crunch than home (people work way too much here).

my bedroom

bathroom

livingroom

Cafe Gitane

favorite building on my way to school

ELIZABETH/KENMARE ST. Sometimes I just want to turn back time and relive them. When I landed on the 18th January 2009 in a snow covered New York my awesome friend Cat welcomed me to her home in Nolita (little did I know this would to become my favorite hoods and still is). Here I spent three lovely month with her, Allison and an access to probably NYC’s best private roof deck with view of Brooklyn Bridge, Empire, Uptown, Downtown… Come have a look!

rabbit pillow

my bedroom downstairs

not sure what I did but our neighbor must have red my signals wrong…. oops!

Cat’s bedroom upstairs

roof deck

details

kitchen Allison & me getting ready for fest

pre-parties in the kitchen with sweet people