Jillian's 450 sq ft Upper East Side apartment sits inside a classic pre-war NYC building, and as an actor, she's filled it with pieces that carry history — flea market oil paintings, a chair found on the sidewalk, and a prized family heirloom mirror. Renter-friendly hacks like peel-and-stick floors, contact paper cabinets, and DIY window panes transform a dated kitchen and bathroom, while vintage trunks and clever use of high ceilings maximize storage. The apartment doubles as her professional acting studio for self-tapes, blending creative work and personal sanctuary in one collected, maximalist space.