If necessary, a person can adaptto any circumstances, including small-sized housing. Especially if your other half is nearby, with whom you feel comfortable and calm in any place. An example for the guests of Small Interiors is a family from America - Melissa and Chris Tack. They manage to live in a wooden house with a total area of about 13 square meters. The first floor of the house is reserved for a living room combined with a kitchen, and in the attic the spouses arranged a sleeping area and a comfortable shower. The house has all the vital communications: running water, gas and electricity. The decoration of the "hut" is a wide-screen LCD TV.
To accumulate the necessary amount of money forWhen buying a nice apartment, American Felice Cohen decided to save on everything, so she rented the cheapest room she could find, measuring only eight square meters.
For people who have spent most of their livesspend at work and eat in public places, there is no need to buy a spacious home at all. Apparently, this is what this couple decided. Zara and Christopher Prokop bought an apartment with a usable area of about 16 square meters for permanent residence. The spouses do not need a kitchen and a large wardrobe, since they prefer to eat in a cafe, and keep most of their clothes at their workplaces. Therefore, the entire furnishings of the apartment consist of a double bed, a small refrigerator, a small built-in closet and a modern bathroom.
Barcelona native Christian Scullert lives in an apartment,which is essentially a construction set. The thing is that the owner has distributed all the furniture along the walls and covered them with wall panels. As a result, when you enter his 24-square-meter apartment, you find yourself in a hollow cube, from which you can assemble any room you need at a given time.
One of the most original projectssmall-sized housing was developed by students from Germany studying at the University of Karlsruhe. They came up with houses with a round cross-section, in which the furniture is also hidden behind wall partitions. But in order to open the necessary room, the owner will have to be a "squirrel in a wheel" and take a few steps so that the house turns. Oddly enough, such a structure is not devoid of coziness and is equipped even with such household trifles as curtains in the bathroom.
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