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TikToker transforms studio apartment into incredibly aesthetic home in viral video

Tiffany shared a video of her 'shoebox' apartment which looked quite dull, but only until she started adding her own touch to jazz it up

Tiffany, an NYC TikToker, moved into a 300 square feet studio apartment and made a video about it. While it's common for New Yorkers to fit their lifestyle into such small spaces, most people who are not from New York struggle to do so. Living in studio apartments can get stressful because they only have so much space and get cluttered and messy real quick. 

However, Tiffany, who goes by @tpayne0 on TikTok, decided to change all that. She posted a video of her empty crib and added a clip of what it looked like after she added her own touch to it and was ready to move in. The video is set to Dean Martini's song "Everybody Loves Somebody" and the sheer elegance Tiffany successfully added to her tiny unit earned the video a good 1.8 million views. It also got around 119,000 likes and over a thousand comments praising the creativity and effort that she put behind the making the apartment cozy and stylish. 

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A lot of New Yorkers struggle to fit the furniture they need into their very tiny apartments like 6'2' comedian Ron Ervin. He told The Post about his 100 square foot apartment. "If I brought a queen-size mattress into my New York apartment, it would crush me,” he said about the unit, which he found listed on Craigslist that he pays $950 a month for. It doesn’t have a stove or its own bathroom. He and his neighbors share a toilet and shower located in the hallway.

However, Tiffany, who calls herself "another NYC transplant", seems to have made the most out of her tiny space. The TikToker posted a follow-up video where she took viewers through her small washroom and spoke about where she sourced her art and furniture from. Tiffany made it clear to her viewers that however small the space, the right kind of furnishing and decoration can make it just perfect for a single person to live in.