Happy Friday! I've had a very busy, but fun, week of shoots - gardens, lifestyle, homes and bedding. It had it all. Hope you had a good week too.
Thought I'd wrap up the week with a few images of a well planned out small space...only 500 square feet. Not so unusual in Vancouver. This glamourous space was designed by Peter Wilds.
Loved the idea of eeking out a tiny "bedroom" from what was a closet. Peter's a clever boy.
Could you live in 500 square feet? I have, but it can be tight. Didn't have a well organized space like this though.
Have a good weekend!
janis
10 comments:
I could not. but I love what's been done. I love the yellow chairs.
Rosezeeta
I lived in a 600 square foot apartment just off Davie St. a number of years ago, and I'm not ready to do it again any time soon. This cute little place has such a great use of space though, if I could live here, I just might change my mind!
I definitely could...especially if it looked as lovely as this. My smallest apartment was less than 400 sq. ft., but it had a great layout so it felt much bigger!
...fabulous! not sure I could do it now...but have done it many years ago...not this well tho!
sooo glam, love it!
Hmm, 500 sq ft?! My 1800 sq ft feels too small some days! :O
Hope your weekend was wonderful Janis!
It always amazes me how such small spaces can feel much larger. I think those mirrored walls really help. 500 sq ft is a tad small for me, but if I had an entire wall of hidden storage for my junk, maybe. :)
lovely space - clever little bedroom idea!
Beautiful! Yes i could imagine that would be quite difficult to efficiently decorate a place like that but he did such a wonderful job! Love that bedroom 'peeking' out!
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