one room wonder

Isn't this one room apartment amazing? You really don't need anything more! It would also make an awesome guest room as three people could hang out and sleep comfortably... I think it is by Tom Delavan, but correct me if I am wrong...
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saturday spaces

Well, the house I looked at yesterday turned out to be a crack den...so on to the next. My budget demands a tiny space -so today's Saturday Spaces are all tiny kitchens I love! Happy weekend!
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have you seen this?

Have you seen this studio space with the custom bunk? One side of the ladder is an armoire and the other is drawers. I love that you can look out the window from the top as well. Some people really are genius. See more at one of my new stalker blogs - The Diversion Project - the whole blog is awesome...
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Newie Killed it

While Elle Decor and Architectural Digest continue to pall on me, I think Newell Turner really knocked it out of the park this month with House Beautiful. The issue is dedicated to "Living Large in Small Spaces" and it totally rocked. These images are my faves... (sorry for quality, but they are scanned in..) Did you see the mag yet?
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Flowers in the Attic

I am obsessed with this attic apartment. It runs the length of the attic and is separated by the glass partitions, but is only a few hundred square feet! The mirrored wall on one side, reflective ceiling, and doors leading out to a deck help expand the space visually. I could definitely be happy in this tiny attic space...
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Galley Kitchen Love

I have been toying with the idea of buying a small apartment here in New Orleans for a while. I just can't make a decision! It is a smart investment, even if I do move away. I will always be able to rent it out and keep a homebase here in Nola forever. I have several options in my price range that are already move-in ready, that I could live in immediately and just make cosmetic changes to suit my design style. They also have a proven track record of rentability. But there is one place that is super tiny (475 sq feet) that would have to be completely gutted and redone. It makes me so excited to think of completely designing a space from top to bottom, but at that size would it ever be functional for someone else to rent? Here are some tiny galley kitchens that are so beautiful to me, that would be the inspiration if I went for it. I don't cook, but you could create a five course dinner in these, if needed. What do you think? Go for the reno or a sure thing?
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