This East Village Apartment Has a Bathtub in the Kitchen — and It Works!Tours
11 people applied for this East Village apartment in one day and Alysse Mazakian still had three months left on her previous lease — but this small rental was so special it was worth the fight.
Adrienne Breaux
Jan 2, 2026
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A Blank Dining Room Got a Bold Red, Blue, and Green MakeoverHome Projects
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They Turned Their Beige 1900s Parlor into a Bold, Green “Analog Room”Home Projects
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