Back in September we blogged some terrific Small Space Solutions we found in Canadian House & Home. Today we bring you some more... We like this table that folds out, and the stacking chairs. The chandelier and wallpaper make the tiny dining room glamorous.
These glass walls create separation, but don't cut off light.
Maybe if this tented area on a raised platform didn't look so much like a fort for grownups? What do you think?
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Comments (18)
I think the tent is cute! It creates a space within a space. :)
I am crazy in love with this magazine!
A fort for grownups! Sounds fun.
Does anyone know where those stacking chairs in the first picture came from?
Love the Bay blanket in the final pic, but what on earth is that carpet??
Screw being mature! I want that tent fort!
i LOVE candian design.
My favorite shelter magazine by far.
I want a tent fort too!
I NEED that tent!!
That tent is very cool. There is something wonderful about hiding out from the world. Check out some of these hideaways:-)
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~Lorrie @ MyDesignSecrets.com
Hmm... I like the idea of a tent, but more for kids to have their own space within a living room, like a kind of an "outpost" from their own room...
Are those autumn leaves on the floor...?
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the fort is fun
Count me in as another fan of a fort for grownups. Or kids, for that matter. But in that particular setting it seems a bit squeezed - I'm more about opening up small spaces.
It would be really nice to have a little nook off a grand living room, although obviously that wouldn't be a cool small space.
Wow... glass walls and an inside tent. Apparently practicality isnt always an issue when dealing with small spaces.
where can we find the table and stacking chairs from the first picture?!
anyone know where the wallpaper in the first photo is from? ...i've seen it before but can't remember where.
I desperately want those white chairs in the first photo. Does anyone know where I can find them????