Who has the smallest coolest home? It's up to you to decide. Click through to check out today's entries and then vote for your favorites.

• Tiny: Lenora's Cozy Classic
  
• Small: Bradley's Bungalow Character
  
• International: Jerome's Canal View
  
• Small: Joseph's Treetop View
  
• Tiny: Jennifer's Little Love Shack
  
• International: Cristian's Well Defined Spaces
  
• Teeny-Tiny: Ashley & Ryan's Happy History
  
• Tiny: Eric's Changing Display
  
• Teeny-Tiny: Jane's Perfect Size
  
• International: Victoria's City Contrast
  
• Tiny: Nowme & Rashid Love Living Small
  
• Teeny-Tiny: Amy's Bit of Hollywood History
  

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Name:

Amy

Location:

West Hollywood, CA

Square Feet:

175

Division:

Teeny-Tiny

What I Love About My Small Home:

The greatest part about living where I do is the history. Charlie Chaplin built this complex in 1924 to house actors who were working at the studios nearby. I feel lucky to get to wake up in a place that had a part in making Hollywood so great. It feels like I live in Snow White's village, and inside my teensy cave is the best place to curl up and read a book or stay in on a rare rainy day. Everywhere you look there are wonky windows, hand carved wood details, and gorgeous stained glass. It's magical. It's hard not to wax poetic...if you came here you would understand!

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Name:

Nowme & Rashid

Location:

Brooklyn , NY

Square Feet:

575

Division:

Tiny

What I Love About My Small Home:

We love that we live here together and that our home reflects who we are. We are minimalists and enjoy living small. But this space never really feels small. It has this great open layout and high ceilings, which gives it a loft-like feel. We also love our community, the artwork that we've created for the apartment, and all the light and love that streams in every day.

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Name:

Victoria

Location:

Hong Kong Hong Kong

Square Feet:

350

Division:

International

What I Love About My Small Home:

The contrast to the city outside. It's on the 3rd floor of an incense dusted walk-up building overlooking Hong Kong's oldest temple, yet has a lofty, contemporary feel.

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Name:

Jane

Location:

Chicago, IL

Square Feet:

400

Division:

Teeny-Tiny

What I Love About My Small Home:

It's the perfect size for me and my dog, Darcy. Although each room is small, I like having separate rooms for sleeping, eating, and lounging.

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Name:

Eric

Location:

San Diego, CA

Square Feet:

500

Division:

Tiny

What I Love About My Small Home:

Having a place to display what I've created, and found in my own way. I love the cozy cottage feel to my place, and being able to extend out into my yard, allowing more people to enjoy the home without being cramped inside. Having a private, fenced-in yard allows me to work on projects and still be in an area where I can walk/skateboard to all the places I hang out.

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Name:

Ashley & Ryan

Location:

San Francisco, CA

Square Feet:

318

Division:

Teeny-Tiny

What I Love About My Small Home:

Our possessions reflect the things and people we love: Ryan's granddad made our coffee table, his mom painted most of our artwork, and we have a great collection of family pictures and furniture from my grandparents' house. The first thing we ever bought together (a Dia de los Muertos diorama) is on the shelf in our bedroom. It reminds us that we created this space together. We are proud that we have taken advantage of the limited space we have, and have created a home that is comfortable and relaxing. We share compatible styles that kind of meld into "mad scientist." We like to show off our taxidermy bugs, comic books, vinyl records, and Star Wars things!