Living in the heart of a bustling city has its perks. You get to experience vibrant culture, endless dining options, and that buzzy energy that you can only get in a big city. But it’s not all good times and sunshine. Big city living often comes with trade-offs, too. One of the major downsides is limited space.
Your house may be small and cozy and suit your lifestyle, but there are times when there is an influx of guests when you host gatherings or enjoy a more spacious and comfortable space but cannot afford a bigger house. You probably wonder how you can make the most out of the space you already have.
Adjusting to life at college often involves making do with less space than before, especially for newcomers living in apartments or dorms with limited storage, organization, and functionality.
One can avail oneself of the numerous benefits of small space decorating ideas. These ideas help in maximizing your living space.
The Scenic Shed is a 500 sf single-room space of leisure located in New York’s Hudson Valley. The structure was built using conventional wood framing on a concrete slab foundation and the low-maintenance white stucco exterior abstracts the building against the natural landscape.
In the serenity of this forgotten passage, Équipe created a space for the modern urban nomad. After some drinks in the bar around the corner, this working traveler can crash in a contemporary cupboard-bed
With increased high price housing problems, it is getting harder to have a proper-sized room in cities. However, we should not frame our life by size; it’s about depth and versatility in living.
In this 44 sqm apartment, the choice of black veneer proves the strong effect a dark color has on a small space. The apartment, located in a beautiful preserved building with high ceilings in the center of Tel Aviv was designed for a couple of successful career men and their dog.
