The rental of an apartment in New York is his own beast – and even Saturday Night Live star Chloe Fineman must pay the big dollars for its own group of real estate in Manhattan.
Fineman, 36, met a real estate influencer Simpson Caleb For a Saturday, May 24, Tiktok Video, where he asked for his monthly rent during an impromptu home visit.
“I pay $ 5,500,” said Fineman, then shocked when Simpson called him a good deal. “Is it? Ok, be a girl from West Village [it’s] All right.”
Although there is a lot to love in his pad in New York, Fineman was particularly taken by wall accents.
“Crown moldings [is what] I’m really delighted, “she joked.” This is how I found the apartment. Me, in a way, googled, “molding of the crown”. »»
Fineman’s apartment includes a handful of rooms, separated by a vintage sliding door, although there are imperfections along the way. (Simpson even underlined some “cracks in the ceiling”.))
“Strategically, I say to myself:” it collapses. You cannot raise my rent, “joked Fineman, taking Simpson to see his point of view on the outside.” When the girls of Cheuge PR from the West village who put outside my window, I can block them [with the wooden shutters] Or I can go, “Hello!” “”
By moving Simpson further in his space, Fineman showed his Sarcelle color bathroom.
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“I painted this,” she added, highlighting the chandelier above. “I arrived in Cleveland for $ 100!”
Although the decor of Fineman is an eclectic mixture of art representing her signature style and her link with her family – she has paintings made by her mother and sister – there is another surprising touch in her place.
“I have this in the oven, that’s where I keep … Above all there are wigs,” she said. “If I try to remember to buy a wig, I just push it in the oven. No one has stuff in the oven? Where do they put it? “
Don’t worry, Fineman, because you are not alone. Carrie Bradshaw, Sarah Jessica ParkerThe classic character of Sex and city With its own West Village studio, proclaimed that it uses an oven to store its collection of shoes.
On Instagram, a social media user asked in the comments section why Fineman kept his property in the kitchen.
“Because I don’t have a effinte room !!” she replied.
Other followers quickly stressed that the actor was not alone.
“And New Yorkers do not use their ovens, like Duh”, replied another Instagram user, with a third, “I have no space, and I put things in my oven. No shame.”
