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Eclectic Small Apartment Tour with Natasha Nyanin

November 11, 2021
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It’s time for another New York City apartment tour. Natasha Nyanin, a creative consultant, travel expert, and freelance writer, gave Architectural Digest an inside look at her eclectic apartment. It features high ceilings, a lot of natural light, and a mid-century aesthetic that will leave you envious. The Upper West Side apartment features bold decor and vibrant art. The decor has been inspired by her worldly travels. With the help of her interior designer friend, Nina Blair, they created an effortlessly beautiful space.

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The tiny kitchen with marble-like and heat-resistant countertops.

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Natasha added a blush sofa to compliment the vibrancy of the room.

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Her 350-square-foot apartment features a large dining area for entertaining guests.

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The brass bar cart gives the corner of her room a glamorous touch.

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Believe it or not, most of Natasha’s desk area is from Etsy.

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Photo: Colby Blount

Natasha renovated the apartment to add more of her personality into the space. She has traveled the world, which influenced the way she decorated her apartment. She features art from Morrocco and Ghana. Natasha wanted her space to inspire and showcase her traditions through decor. The Upper West Side apartment is meant to entertain guests and create an inviting atmosphere for everyone to enjoy.

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Sofa 1 | Sofa 2 | Table | Lamp | Bar Cart | Chair 1 | Chair 2 | Art 1 | Art 2

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3 responses to “Eclectic Small Apartment Tour with Natasha Nyanin”

  1. Myrna Traylor says:
    November 17, 2021 at 8:18 AM

    I’m sure the apartment is lovely but I couldn’t SEE THE PHOTOS because of the share overlay. This is highly irritating. What is your goal here? That a viewer can only see the photo after it is shared on another platform? Surely there is a better way to do this.

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    1. Coco Admin Alt says:
      November 18, 2021 at 7:30 PM

      Hi Myrna, the share overlay will only appear if you have your cursor hovering over the photo. You should be able to see it otherwise. I hope this is helpful.

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    2. Melissa says:
      December 8, 2021 at 6:42 PM

      Gorgeous! Another UWS’er here who’s planning to call Nina, pronto!

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