Samiha's 600 sq ft apartment sits inside a historic Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn brownstone, balancing the grand 1800s Victorian architecture — soaring ceilings, massive doorways, original brass-knobbed pocket doors — with her own curated, minimal aesthetic. As an artist and actor, almost everything inside was sourced secondhand, found on the street, or gifted by her creative community, proving she didn't need to buy new to create a warm, lived-in space. Facebook Marketplace treasures complement the apartment's historic bones throughout, from the living room to a home office nook tucked into the bedroom.