Tiny Houses: Living Large in a Small Space
Think you know what it means to downsize? Get an eyeful of these miniature houses on the leading edge of a new approach to living with less.
By Lisa FrederickMore in Remodeling
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Those who inhabit tiny houses don't have the luxury of expansive sofas, clusters of chairs and nests of tables, so what they do have needs to count. Tucked into a bright, sunlit nook, this chair can act as a solo reading retreat, a spot for guests to sit, a perch for doing office work on the computer and much more.
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