Amy's was one of my favorite house tours ever- glad she made it on here :)

That last one blows my mind. He really works with what he has with those shelves.

Thanks for rounding up home tours of homes in the size range many of us live in.

Doesn't solve my lack of architecture available to me in crappy Orlando, but I'll take it!

I honestly can't fathom living full-time in these tiny spaces but I guess if you never lived in a big house, you're not used to spreading out everywhere. We have downsized to a condo but I'm too embarased to tell you how big it is.

Nice job! Curious, what kind of couch do you have that you don't see your adoreable pug's hair?

Wow, that first picture from the "Bill Goes All Black" home tour is kind of risque, don't you think?

Paul's was my all time favorite contest entry! I think his style is classy and masculine.

Wow, that first picture from the "Bill Goes All Black" home tour is kind of risque, don't you think?
posted by Keira
What part? Do you mean the line drawing with the stick dude and the stick dude penis? That's risque? Yeesh.

Dear AT: We need more of these types of house tours, please.

Thanks for the roundup; some I had seen before and enjoy seeing again, others were new.

I love seeing how creative people work out the details of living in small spaces!

@Keira: No.

It amazes me that people see sexuality as obscene and it's something almost everyone engages in vs. gory violence that very few people engage in.

Sex = love. Violence = hate.

ITA with anthropos, we need more of these types of house tours. That's what drew me to AT in the first place, to see how everyday folks like me creatively maximize their smallish spaces, bonus if the small space have awkward floorplans or features but that doesn't stop people from creating awesome dwellings on limited budget.

Count me in for continued posts on small space living. There are so few places with consistent real good insight on how to make the best of small spaces... And hundreds and hundreds of places to view midsized to gigantic spaces.

Apartment Therapy - YES!
House Therapy - No!

Thank you.
This was really really good.

Hey, thanks, @mholtgreive! Appreciate the comment. - Amy

I think that painting is a Kluneberg.

How pretty! What a beautiful coordination of colors! NY apts are so tiny that sometimes we have to use outdoor dining chairs because they're more compact. In the end it looks cute and breezy!

Still crazy for Lisa's apartment!