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Design 101: Think Small

A five-step program for those suffering from too much stuff and not enough space.

Spring may be over but cleaning is never passé. Writer and architect Dan Maginn takes us on a journey from clutter to clairvoyance with lots of tips for small space dwellers.

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Edit Your Life Good Small Spaces start with Good Small Occupants. Now, it could be that you’re one of the few who are hardwired to live compactly. But the rest of us need to sharpen our metaphorical red pencils and edit our lives.
Edit Your Life Good Small Spaces start with Good Small Occupants. Now, it could be that you’re one of the few who are hardwired to live compactly. But the rest of us need to sharpen our metaphorical red pencils and edit our lives.
Creatively separating your functional needs is a key component of Good Small Design—it’s all about overlap, nesting, and double duty.
Creatively separating your functional needs is a key component of Good Small Design—it’s all about overlap, nesting, and double duty.