How to Live in Small Spaces

[A] prescient work... Case studies nicely conclude this enormously accerssible volume. Terence Conran is a space-challenged person's best friend. One of the world's leading designers proves that small can definitely be better. The book is packed with practical, time-proven ways to make the most of what you've got. Lavishly illustrated ... packed with myriad possibilities on how small scale can still contain big style. Prescient ... Conran tackles each tight living space specifically for maximum use... Enormously accessible. This large book on small spaces is a great coffee table and resource book. Proves that small can definitely be better.... Conran shows you how you can live well in a small space. Lavishly illustrated, ... makes living, cooking, entertaining, working and sleeping in less than 1,000 square feet easy and even desirable. Conran shows how a little planning can yield spectacular results. Plenty of innovative solutions. -- Bruce Patterson "Victoria Times-Colonist" (04/22/2007) Many examples ... give the reader a clear understanding of how the various spaces work and why. This jumbo journal of small-home living could inspire you to move into your own teensy space.--Sandy Dunham"Seattle Times" (06/02/2007) [Readers] will find scores of renovation and ideas about how to maximise their space.--George Fetherling"Seven Oaks Magazine" (04/09/2007) Inspirational in its sophisticated approach to decorating and stretching space.--Donna Jean Mackinnon"Toronto Star" (04/19/2007) There are plenty of suggestions here to help you better utilize the space and in the process improve your home.--Terry Peters"Vancouver North Shore News" (04/25/2007) As practical as it is insightful, [How to Live in Small Spaces] cover everything from decor tips to storage solutions.--F.S."Western Living Condo" (05/01/2007) Conran does a good job of explaining how to see the potential in small spaces, --Pat Jeffries"The Oregonian" (07/26/2007) You can live well -- with ample storage -- in even the most diminutive homes.--Jennifer David"House and Home Media" (09/30/2007) Useful... will help you get maximum use out of every square inch of space.--Liz Grogan"Good Times" (03/01/2007) Filled with practical information... takes the reader step by step through the process of maximizing and beautifying a tiny abode.--Meredith Gordon"Home Magazine" (07/01/2007) More than a coffee table book ... offers practical advice ... covering every room in the house.--Jim Adair"Real Estate Magazine" (03/01/2007) There is plenty of useful information to be found in this book.--Kim Pemberton"The Vancouver Sun" (03/21/2008) Lavishly illustrated, it makes living, cooking, entertaining, working and sleeping in less than 1,000 square feet easy and even desirable.--Marilyn Soltis"Chicago Life" (06/01/2007) Plenty of innovative solutions.--Bruce Patterson"Victoria Times-Colonist" (04/22/2007) Packed with myriad possibilities on how small scale can still contain big style.--Mary Daniels"Chicago Tribune" (03/25/2007) Conran ... offers his latest insights into how to cope with a lack of living space.--Jane Gadd"Toronto Globe and Mail" (04/27/2007) Sleep cylinders, shacks, tree tents and modular pods are examples (if extreme ones) of the mold-breaking ideas in this workbook.--David Lewis Taylor"In Style Home" (05/01/2007) Instead of bemoaning [your] tight quarters ... tackle the challenge head on with this practical design guide.--Elana Ashanti Jefferson"Denver Post" (05/03/2007) Everyone who is planning any kind of house project should read this book.--Deborah Donovan"Arlington Heights Daily Herald" (11/25/2007) How to Live in Small Spaces by Terrence Conran is inspirational in its sophisticated approach to decorating and stretching space.--Torstar News Service"Metro (Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa)" (01/30/2008) Offers detailed practical information on how to exploit every inch of small-space living.... small scale can still contain big style.--Mary Daniels"West County Times, Richmond, VA" (06/10/2007) Provides ways to maximize every inch of your home.--Leanne Idle"Dayton Daily News" (05/05/2007) No more complaining. Legendary London-based designer Terence Conran has compiled techniques for making the most of cramped quarters.--Darcel Rockett"The Lawton Constitution" (07/15/2007)