The Year’s Smallest Homes from Reader House Calls
Above: We spend a lot of time decorating the space and we’re really proud of our new home. Our place reflects our personalities and passions.
See more → Ana and Fabiano’s Cozy Canadian Home
Despite our place being small, we love having friends over. We love grilling lakeside at the complex’s pool and then ending the night in our unit. We’ve squeezed as many as 15 friends in, piled on our sectional sofa and gathering around our small dining room table. Having a space where others feel comfortable is important to us and something we are proud to have achieved
See more → Virginia’s Florida Home With a View
It’s small, only 677 square feet, but opening up the doorway between our kitchen and living room has made the living space feel incredibly light and airy. We’re both proud of how we’ve managed to make the flow of the flat work so much better.
It is daily challenge to pare down our stuff, so as to contain ourselves to the space that we live in, but I’m thankful for that life constraint. As our tastes and life priorities change, it’s been fun to rethink the layout and practicality of our furniture and home accessories.
See more → Rachel’s Ever Evolving Brooklyn Apartment
There is a lot going on in my little studio, in line with my “more is more” style. I like large patterns and bright colors and didn’t want to shy away from them just because my space is so small (450 square feet).
See more → Whitney’s “More Is More” Style Studio
I have a love/hate relationship with the size, at only 560 square feet. Most days I can’t imagine ever wanting something bigger, but other days I can’t find any space for the books that somehow keep finding their way into our home.
With my colorful, California ’70s style, I’ve been able to merge west coast and east coast into my little abode.
See more → Amanda’s Merge of West and East Coast
In 2005, my husband and I bought a very small 1000 square foot house in Santa Cruz, California to raise our growing family. Proximity to the ocean and a great elementary school trumped our desire for square footage!
See more → Caryn’s House of Boys (With Plenty of Pink)
We chose to live in a bus because we really value the principles of the tiny house movement and in reducing our footprint.
See more → Julie & Andrew Live Freely and Fully in a Bluebird School Bus