How an NYC Ballet Dancer Maximizes a 345-Sq-Ft Apartment | Small Spaces | Architectural Digest
New York City Ballet principal dancer Chun Wai Chan opens the doors to his 345-square-foot studio apartment, just minutes from Lincoln Center. With the help of designer Josh Greene, Chan transformed the small space with clever built-in storage and multifunctional furniture, creating a home that doubles as a dance studio, art studio, and recording space.
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Read the interview and shop the home's style: https://www.architecturaldigest.com/story/this-ballet-dancers-cleverly-designed-345-square-foot-nyc-studio
0:00 Intro
01:40 Entryway
02:21 Bed Area
05:00 Living Area
06:27 Kitchen
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