Quite sure most New Yorkers can relate to this 240-square-foot shoebox apartment with a sleeping loft over the kitchen. However, Brooklyn architect Tim Seggerman, renovated the Upper West Side brownstone studio into the beauty below.
His solution was to insert what he calls a “crafted jewel box” into the undersize space, creating an enveloping cabin of blond woods. Not a bad idea, huh? Enjoy…x
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Wow, this actually looks livable.
I absolutely love this place. Clearly wouldn't work if you have kids, but I love the concept and the space-saving application. It's thoughtful and so well organized.
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Wow! But only one one person Definitely!
If you live in NY you might not even be able to afford that little space.I wouldn't be surprise if it goes from 1600 to 2500 a month,depends on the neighborhood.
nice
Ain't nobody got time for that little space!! Lol
OMG THX! IM IN THE PROCESS OF MOVING TO YET ANOTHA TINY SPACE AND THIS WILL INSPIRE ME!
Cute, but i would feel trapped!
They did a really good job with this apt. Even though it is so small they used the space VERY wisely! I would be quite cozy
Cute!
ikea!
Nice
wow
