NYC's Tiniest Homes: Where Space Meets Imagination
For years, the American dream home was spacious and sprawling. But times have changed! Many are now prioritizing affordability and efficient living. This article showcases incredible examples of small homes from across the globe, highlighting clever design solutions and the boundless imagination they inspire.
A Barbershop Transformed
Liz Gilson transformed a 345-square-foot former barbershop into a cozy home, proving that even limited space can be filled with character. She overcame storage challenges with her own furniture-making skills and even added a patio with a hot tub!
A Brooklyn Apartment Overflowing with Plants
Alejandro Aguilar's 350-square-foot Brooklyn apartment is a testament to maximalist design. Mirrors, clever furnishings, and a multitude of plants create a vibrant and unique living space, sparking debate among readers on its effectiveness.
Curtains, Not Walls
Architects Vernes Causevic and Lucy Dinnen created a 538-square-foot home in Sarajevo using saffron-colored wool curtains to divide the space, a design choice inspired by the wartime past.
And Many More...
The article also features a modular house easily moved and reassembled, a vibrant apartment in Rotterdam maximizing its 74 square feet, a London apartment with clever built-in furniture, and a cabin that opens up to the elements. It concludes with a couple who traded a large apartment for a trio of tiny homes, embracing a nomadic lifestyle. Each home showcases unique ingenuity and a commitment to resourceful living.
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