When it comes to space saving solutions, we can often take a lesson or two from Japan. The architect of this beautiful modern house took a tiny triangular lot — seemingly unable to fit anything except maybe a canoe — and created a contemporary home that looks significantly more spacious than it really is.
This Tokyo house is the work of design firm Mizuishi Architect Atelier. Housed on a lot of about 312 square feet, this three-cornered abode includes a deck, a loft play area, as well as a full bedroom, bath and office. It's the perfect example of the kind of creativity and innovation that small spaces often inspire. Perhaps more importantly, it is a reminder that beauty truly does come in all shapes and sizes -- some soaring and gigantic, some tiny and modest, some arched, some straight, and some, of course, that make a point.
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I really appreciate innovative houses like this. It shows you how to make great use of space in a small square footage. This is really well done!
Very well done, though I would worry with a loft for kids depending on their ages. It's too bad that they don't have a tiny bit more space so they could nestle some tall, narrow trees around it.
what's wrong with a loft for kids?