From the people who showed you the secrets to having beautiful kitchens, pools and baths, comes the second installment of the Good Ideas guide to getting the most out of limited spaces. New Small Spaces: Good Ideas reveals how top designers make limited spaces feel lush and inviting. It includes tips on how to personalize the unique dimensions and style of your space to become a more fluent part of your home. It is a collection that will be valued for years to come, essential to anyone looking to add comfort and usability to the small spaces in their home.
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Making the most out of nothing
Aug 24 2012
By Fire Boy
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In architecture, if you want to make something out of another of your design oversights, this might be a guiding light. I was hoping to see small rooms designed to maximize function and, with a bit of imagination, you might say that there is a thread of that within this book. There exists, in this book, quite a bit of "stuffing" a function into the odd corners of what are apparently ill-designed structures that have minuscule dead-ends and closet sized spaces that can be adapted (narrowly) to "guest" functions.
I think that coffin sized apartments for overnight stays may have had their origin in just such disorganized reorganization.
While this is a nicely formatted book (looks good on the coffee table) I think that there is more form than function in its pages.
I think that coffin sized apartments for overnight stays may have had their origin in just such disorganized reorganization.
While this is a nicely formatted book (looks good on the coffee table) I think that there is more form than function in its pages.
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