Big Ideas, Tiny Spaces

Four small homes show the ingenuity of their owners: an all-white warehouse, a Spanish bungalow, a crafty live/work space and a tiny do-it-yourselfer.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThese transformed barstools double as a coffee table and extra seating.

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Randy DesRocher volunteers a lot of time building homes for other people, so when it came time to furnish his tiny Miami apartment, he just picked up a hammer. In only 432 square feet, he managed to fit a living room, bedroom and kitchen, each with its own personality. Mirrors in the lounge double the light, and the sofa doubles the storage.

DesRocher didn't need a big, open kitchen, so he turned part of it into a lounge. He built L-shaped benches covered with fabric that have hidden storage underneath. He took two barstools, cut them in half to coffee table height, added tops and arranged them together.