Less is more in this 1911 Bungalow in San Diego.
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11 comments:
i have seen their little house before and love it! nothing like an organized & efficient space!
I love this little house - makes you realize what little you really need to have a beautiful life!
Hooray for small spaces! I'm in a 784 square foot condo and love seeing how other people are living small. :)
amen! my house is 530 sf and I love it twice as much as the 1100 sf place I moved from...less is more!
I give huge credit to anyone that could live in a space that size, but I will admit it makes me want to hyperventilate, LOL!!! Now a 700 Sq. Ft. kitchen, now your talking!! ;)
I love design for small places. That living room looks like the size of the living room in Casa Ugly. I am gonna have to take note.
Love the space, but that couch is huge!
LOVE this. I think I like the small spaces because i like to see people get creative with their organizing.
so glad I found you! wonderful blog.great ideas! we are currently planning to knock our house down and build a new one on the same site- i've been searching for ideas(alternative use products, cheap chic. etc) you have great ideas and resources!thanks!
Some super great ideas for making a chic space! Love the painted door in the kitchen and the benches under the window in the living room. Would you mind sharing about the images on your shoe boxes?
Some great ideas and a super chic space! Love the painted door in the kitchen and the faux window seat in the living room. Would you mind sharing about the images on your shoe boxes?
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