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"  Even casual passersby can instantly tell that this\u00A0bywater home in New Orleans is quite compact.\u00A0It&amp;#039;s only 1,200 square feet, and even the\u00A0yard is almost nonexistent. But, as small\u00A0homes prove time and time again, tiny doesn&amp;#039;t mean timid.\u00A0 The bright exterior offers a\u00A0small taste of\u00A0what&amp;#039;s inside\u00A0\u2014 lots\u00A0and lots of color.\u00A0Through the front door, you&amp;#039;re greeted with a soft blue living room that\u00A0resembles a cheery\u00A0summer\u00A0sky. (More surprisingly, the front door&amp;#039;s\u00A0dark plum exterior\u00A0actually lime green on the other side.) A brick fireplace and polished hardwood floors temper any color overload, and add charm to the space. A hallway neatly lined with cubbies,\u00A0shelves, and seating (what a great idea!)\u00A0leads you to the opposite end of the home, where you&amp;#039;ll find\u00A0the kitchen. It&amp;#039;s a quaint little nook of a cooking space, complete with some nostalgic accents \u2013 like the large vintage\u00A0Coca Cola sign. The color story continues with a shade of royal blue in two rooms \u2014 one a cozy bedroom, and the other a dining room with a fireplace.\u00A0And of course, there&amp;#039;s the red bathroom \u2014 with a seriously stylish shower decked out in white subway tiles. Take a look around:        Does this rainbow home make you swoon? You&amp;#039;re in luck: It&amp;#039;s on the market for $385,000. It&amp;#039;s a pretty steep number for such a small space, but can you really put a price on all that style? (Yes, OK, you can. It&amp;#039;s expensive.) \u00A0[via Curbed]  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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