This 80's kitchen was in need of updated appliances, cabinetry, and an overall space adjustment. By taking extra space from adjacent rooms, the kitchen was opened up into a light and bright gourmet chef's workplace. Check out the difference after the jump... More

This past month we have seen some truly inspiring submissions for Small Cool 2012, in everything from Teeny Tiny to Small Spaces. Now it's time to break down why living large doesn't always have to come in big packages... More

In small spaces — and even in large spaces — nothing does double duty in vertical space like the loft bed! Whether it's maximizing storage space, making the best of a crazy floor plan, or just because it looks cool, building your bed in the air is the way to go. We've found fifteen inspiring beds that involve just a bit of climbing before you crash — come look! More

Creating and curating the perfect home isn't about following a design book. It's all about making sure your space works for your family's life and style. So why not step outside of the box — or room, rather — and try out some of your existing small appliances in unexpected places? More

Over the years we have profiled many small apartments and studios in Brooklyn. Some of them have won Small Cool contests. Some have not. But they are all small. And they are all cool. Move over, big brownstone. More

For some of us a designated office that isn't open to the living space is not an option. Whether you've sacrificed a portion of your living room, dining room, entry or even bedroom, choosing the right pieces and adding smart storage can help it all blend in when your workday is over. More

There are lots of ways to save space in a tiny home and maximize the little space you do have. So many ways, in fact, that one can get a little overwhelmed by the sheer volume of good ideas out there. And what if you just want something easy to implement, and something you can use in a rental place and that won't cost a ton to add? More

So you have a small kitchen. A tiny one. What are your options? You could spend hours coveting the cavernous kitchens profiled in Architectural Digest. You could whine and complain. Or you could rethink your space. How? A three-pronged approach will make you happier with your itsy bitsy cooking space. More

From bungalows to brownstones, new builds to rehabs, modern and vintage — Chicago is full of a great mix of housing. No matter how dark and cold it seems to get, our readers manage to transform even the tiniest of spaces into bright, light retreats. From 250 to 900 square feet, here's a quick dose of inspiration from some of our favorite Windy City House Tours and Small Cool entries. More

Architect David Mabbott and his wife, artist Susie Reiss, bought a cookie cutter apartment in Harlem in 2005. Working in stages, they re-designed the duplex to accommodate a studio for Susie, a new office for David's firm, and more functional bedrooms for their two children. The clean, warm spaces reflect a balanced blend of Susie's love of color and David's love of wood (he's a former furniture maker). More