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"Former NYer here....I've watched a few episodes of THH, and each time shook my head at how inefficiently most of the homes were designed.  Most times a home was considered tiny if it was 500 sq ft or less. Most of them had all kinds of nesting/multiple use built-in, and ladders to sleeping lofts.\r\nI lived in a 450 sq ft apartment, two rooms: large bedroom(big enough for a king-sized bed), and a long rectangular living room with a kitchenette and dining space. Sure Fisher-Price made toy stoves and dishwashers bigger than mine, and I couldn't cook anything bigger than a 5lb chicken in the oven, but I had ample storage, lots of closets, and didn't have to flip the bed over to eat dinner off of it.\r\nTiny homes can work for one or two people, if designed smartly, not just cleverly.\r\nThat being said, I giggle-snorted though the article, and made my bf read it as well (we've upgraded to a 920 sq place, lol)"
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