Living large in a small home epitomizes the art of efficient and mindful living. Embracing a minimalist lifestyle, occupants of compact dwellings prioritize functionality and purposeful design over excess space.
Rendering by Click Architects
With only 592 SF of space on the first level, clever organization and planning make the most out of every nook and cranny. This home features many built-ins, open shelves, open stairs, and an abundance of windows.
The intimacy of smaller quarters fosters a sense of coziness and connection, promoting quality time with loved ones.
The 207 SF second level contains the primary suite, additional built-ins, and an integrated washing machine and dryer. The double-height vaulted ceilings add volume and drama to the compact footprint.
Photos by Rafael Soldi
Reduced maintenance and overhead costs afford individuals the freedom to allocate resources towards experiences and personal growth. In essence, living large in a small home embodies the essence of simplicity, sustainability, and fulfillment.