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Before & After: A Designer Left Her NYC Studio for a Fixer-Upper in the Suburbs
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Before & After: A Designer Left Her NYC Studio for a Fixer-Upper in the Suburbs
We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs. Interior designer Nicole Arruda had been casually browsing homes on Zillow when she saw a 1927 Spanish Revival in Larchmont, New York, that was charming but wildly over-priced for the amount of work it required. She hit the heart icon in the top corner anyway and kept scrolling—it was all a part of her larger plot to leave her Manhattan studio apa…
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