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>>36923625
I'm moving into a small studio in July. Can't wait

It was a 75$ difference between a studio and 1 bedroom. I passed on the studio because the bathroom was connected to the kitchen and I didn't like opening the main door to see my bed and all of my stuff

>studio apartments are more expensive than 1 bedrooms in my city

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I'm thinking about a little twin xl bed in the bottom right, and my computer desk next to the window to the patio.

>>36923625
how much are you gonna pay

>>36923625

And where the fuck do you put the PC?

that looks pretty comfy, i want to move out to one but the rent is the same as my house, this city is kind of weird with its prices

studios look cozy asfuck

Seems like a good place to ask this:
How the fuck do I find a room so I can finally leave my parents' house? Craigslist is empty and I don't live in a big city, so the only lead I have is a single-bedroom for $500/mo across from my work

Anybody know any good futons? I figured if I'm going to be moving into a tiny studio then I might as well save some space with some double-duty furniture.
I want a comfy couch that also functions well as a bed and isn't butt ugly.

>>36924452
It depends on where you live. What I did was just browse through Google Maps.
Typed in "apartments" and looked at the results. Stay above 3 stars and remember to read the reviews. A lot of the options are actually pretty affordable and not complete shit.

>>36924452
Do you have a Facebook? Look up "[closest major city] housing" in the groups section. There are always people looking to move into/out of small places.

>>36924482
id rather have a twin memory foam than an futon...

If i had a studio i would go for more of a cosy than smart look to it.

>>36924482
IKEA Beddinge is a real bitch to build but it's super comfy once you've done everything right.
There are a bunch of different slip covers you can use and it doesn't look too ugly if you use the right ones. It's actually pretty durable.

Problems: the seat is larger than the back, so if you sit back fully you won't be able to put your feet on the floor, and if you put your feet on the floor you'll have to sit up.
Also, it's pretty low to the ground. I guess this is a matter of personal preference but that's that.

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>tfw no studio battlestation