'I don’t have access to any type of backyard or fire escape, so lounging on this with the windows open while I stare out at the Manhattan skyline is now the closest thing I have to being outside'
Photo: Rio Viera-Newton A few months ago, my boyfriend impulse purchased a hammock at a Walmart in Connecticut for $15, with the dream of hanging it somewhere in our apartment. Once we got home, we quickly realized there were various little bits and bobs necessary for installation and, busy with our lives, “temporarily” tucked it away in a storage cabinet.
This hammock has been one of my greatest pleasures over the last couple of weeks, and has made my constant time at home so much more enjoyable. Sometimes I like to do work while laying in it—the gentle rock back and forth helps ease anxiety — and come five o’clock, I’ve been swaying in it with a glass of rosé.
$26 at Wayfair Buy Bliss Hammocks 10-Foot Fringed Hammock-in-a-Bag in Natural $32 Slightly more expensive, but a lot prettier than ours!
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