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The Smaller Home: Creating the Perfect Fit
by
Dan Sater
"The Smaller Home" offers interesting new ways of thinking about the home. Innovative and efficient use of space can make living easier, more economical, and more enjoyable. "The Smaller Home" includes the latest ideas for layout options, flow patterns, space conversions, creative storage, and putting technology to work. It is a useful and imaginative
...moreHardcover, 176 pages
Published
July 1st 2006
by Harper Design
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The title is a little misleading. My home is about 300sqft. I think that's pretty small. "Small" in this book is 2900sqft.
The author is an architect and the book is mostly about ways to design and build the interiors of so-called small houses. I was hoping it would have ideas on how to maximize small spaces. It did show nice storage ideas (for a 3000sqft mini-mansion), so 2 stars for that and the pretty pictures.
The author is an architect and the book is mostly about ways to design and build the interiors of so-called small houses. I was hoping it would have ideas on how to maximize small spaces. It did show nice storage ideas (for a 3000sqft mini-mansion), so 2 stars for that and the pretty pictures.
The author of the book has a funny sense of small. All the homes featured are larger than my current home and I picked this book up for ideas when I downsize from 2100 square feet to under 1300. Wrong book for this although I like the office nook ideas.
Interesting book on fairly glitzy design in America.
Their version of 'small' kind of intrigued me. So the home I grew up in would be considered in the 'teeny tiny' category I suppose. Not my favorite design book but I did grab a few good ideas.
The smallest homes featured in this book were 1800 sq. feet; most were 2000 or more - not my idea of a small home!
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