Description
Though bigger than the average studio, this belowground space, owned by interior designer Rayman Boozer, is expertly executed to resemble a real apartment—though sadly, you can’t move in. Pick up Roman Glass Print Napkins from the kitchen ($12), Savon de Marseille hand soap from the bathroom ($18), a Punched-Out Moroccan Lantern from the living room ($285) and an old-school digital clock radio with iPod port from the bedroom ($100).