First, you’ll have to convince someone to rent to you. By Julie Lasky When Diana Rhoten walks her dog, DZA, in Manhattan, she knows to expect people to comment. “Oh, you’ve got a horse,” they tell her ...

It’s my creative lab in the morning, a workspace in the afternoon, and a chill spot to unwind with friends at night,” writes ...

Every object in this 646-square-foot Paris apartment was chosen with care, and the vibe is "nonconformist, bold, and full of ...

Living in a studio apartment is tough, no matter the size of your floor plan. Usually consisting of just one single open room, not only do you have to contend with creating different living (and in ...

Apartment living is an art. If you’ve ever shared a building with other tenants, you know exactly how tricky it can be to maintain harmonious relationships with neighbors. Plus, you’ve got to make the ...

Ezekiel Nelson and his dog, Renzo, found each other in Wyoming. But for the last two years, the architect and his pup have called an apartment in Brooklyn, New York, home. Nelson welcomed Dodo Digs ...

Thinking you can’t have a dog just because you live in an apartment? The secret to happy apartment living with a dog is that finding the right dog is less about size and more about personality. The ...