Inside a 96-square-foot home

		Sunday, Jul 31, 2011 AsiaOne
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Houses are getting smaller and smaller. RELATED STORIES » The amazing transformations of a 24 sq m flat » Hong Kong architect squeezes 24 rooms into one tiny flat » Niche living defined Does the term shoebox flat ring a bell? But don't despair if you have a small flat; with a little creativity, you can maximise your space and make it a perfectly livable home. Take this 96-square-foot (9 sq m) home, for instance. Its owner, Jay Shafer, who builds and designs small houses ranging in size from 65 to 837 square feet for his Tumbleweed Tiny House Company, has lived in this house for a decade. With every inch of space used - with enough storage area to boot - Jay proves that just because you live in a small house doesn't mean you can't live large. Inside the tiny home Click on thumbnail to view