Sometimes I think I could conquer this clutter problem if I only had a smaller home.
You know, if I was FORCED to get rid of a lot of stuff. Because, volunteering to let some things go is NOT my strong suit. Even though I don't buy much at all, there is so much stuff stored for the future. I guess getting rid of it is hard because it might mean I don't expect to someday use the heart-shaped cake pan or pancake molds (for someone other than me or friends), five flower vases, a Shaft-like leather coat (I feel so dressy in it), the BCBG satin cocktail dress (ditto), or the large traveler's backpack from my 2002 trip to Ireland.
I would love to fit everything I own in something like this little house, but even if I get rid of all the aspirational things, I would still need my magazines, my photo albums (pre-digital), and my animated character figurines. Above all, I would also need storage for my fabric, patterns, supplies, and sewing machine. So I don't think I'll ever fit into this little gem...
251 Square Feet*
But a girl can continue to dream, can't she?
Of course, their much larger homes (680-840 sq. ft. ) are adorable too, like the Enesti, Sebastarosa, and the truly cool-sounding (and almost identical to the Loring) B-53!
* The loft is not officially included in the listed 251 square feet. With it, the house is actually over 400 square feet.
P.S. Explore their site, there is so much information there. The comments on every house design page are fascinating; especially when it comes to the customization requests.
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I remember the first time I saw their homes a few years ago. I really wondered if I could live in one or not. They are adorable, and I want to get one as a guest house or studio, but I think I would go stir crazy if it were my actual house. :) They are really well designed though!
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