Tiny Room Inspo

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Photos from around the web demonstrating creative use of limited space

In a 40-square-meter apartment in Paris, a partition wall was installed to separate the living area from the sleeping area. However, the window made of ribbed glass still creates a connection and provides the entire apartment with daylight. Photo by Hervé Goluza
A small living room with white walls and shelving. The vintage coffee and display tables also have white tops. The only dark colors in the room are an overstuffed navy blue couch, dark woods, and a vintage wooden chair with black padded seat and back. A large mirror hangs over the display table at the far end. Except for the couch and an end table, all the vintage wood furniture features clean lines and an air of delicate but sturdy function. Large, open windows behind the couch flood the room with light, further adding to the feeling of spaciousness.
A tiny kitchen in white and silver, making use of vertical space with shelves over the cabinets to the ceiling and cutting boards on the wall. A basket of garlic stands on top of the tall slender fridge.
An elevated full-size bed with a long couch beneath it, and area rug, coffee table, and two small occasional tables. The ladder to the bed is at one end of the couch, next to the wall.
A bed on a platform (mine was a full, but this is a twin), with a small couch, credenza, and television below it, at either end. A small area rug covers the floor, and two pictures hand on the wall. A narrow ladder leads up to the bed, which has railings. A plant is at the right end of the bed, which has two sides against the walls, as it is placed in the corner. This is an extremely efficient and comfortable use of space, especially with a full-sized bed. I actually really loved it and would do it again in a heartbeat. I am 5'7 and had just enough room to stand fully upright under the bed, with about an inch to spare.
A twin bed, bedside table, and swinging chair on top of a riser. 4 steps lead up to it. Underneath the riser is room for a pull out desk and rolling chair, a small craft cart and shelves. The aesthetic is very Nordic, with lots of unfinished wood, clean lines, and bright whites.