Micro apartments japan

The heart of any house is the kitchen. In a small footprint dwelling, designers must find the perfect balance between a functional, useful kitchen, without intruding on the rest of the living space. While some designers prefer their kitchen designs to blend in (and even disappear), Others push them forward as feature. Whether it’s a smack of colour, a clever hidden storage solution, dual use of a single space, or a left field concept that’s paid off, all the kitchens we love share a boldness…

Taiwanese studio A Little Design has converted a former piano studio in Taipei, Taiwan into a tiny apartment with built-in, space-saving furniture.

Rent an IKEA-furnished 10sqm split-level apartment for just $1 per month.

Major cities are vortexes of commotion, hustle, and bustle, and the city of Bangkok in Thailand is no exception to this. Finding peace and tranquility in such cities can often be a pain and a complete rarity. However, there is supposed to be a 90 percent increase in population in cities of developing countries, which

In the world's tiniest apartments, there's hardly any room to think.

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This week's Pinterest roundup focuses on micro living spaces that show how to do a lot with a little, from a bedroom in a box to a 13-square-metre studio

Japan is famous throughout the world for its high population, cramped living conditions and downsized architecture. Even by Japanese standards though, this tiny Tokyo apartment is a lot smaller than usual. At only 8 square meters (82 square feet) this si

Take That, Tokyo! San Francisco Approves 220-Square-Foot ‘Micro-Apartments’