Ceramic artist Paula Greif opened her studio and shop on Warren Street in Hudson, New York, a couple of years back. The narrow storefront is topped with a 400-square-foot studio apartment, where Greif now makes her home. Renovating the building with the help of her friend Stephen Shadley (Diane Keaton’s interior designer), Greif “did everything at the lowest cost possible.” The impossibly small bathroom, too, is done on a budget, with rustic and handmade accents. Here’s a breakdown of her sources.
Above: Greif’s vases are available in her Hudson, New York, shop and occasionally online at Paula Greif Ceramics. Above: A three-pack of Pears Pure & Gentle Soap is $4.99 at Bed, Bath & Beyond. Above: The towel hung next to the sink is an Auntie Oti Woven Towel. Different color combinations of patterned towels are available, starting at $36 each from Auntie Oti. Above: A simple Round Wicker Waste Paper Bin is £12 at the Basket Company.
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