Pint-Sized Palaces

Take a tour of four tiny but unique homes from Miami modern to Old World Tuscan, and from a colorful DC apartment to a white Manhattan high-rise.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionBrungart removed a wall between the living room and bedroom to open up the space. She designed a room divider storage unit with shelves, cabinets and space for her TV, which swivels around to be viewed from either room.

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See how a little imagination can turn small into spectacular. Visit a tiny space turned surfer-modern in Miami, a colorful newlywed nest in D.C., an Old World-style condo in San Francisco, and small and minimal with a huge view in New York.

Mod in Miami
Alison Brungart, an up-and-coming designer, took on the challenge of transforming a tiny beachside crash pad into a modern, inviting home. With a space the size of some walk-in closets, it was no easy task! By removing walls and adding custom-designed, built-in furniture for her storage needs, Brungart created a sleek and versatile home in this 400-square-foot area. Space this tiny requires creative storage solutions and that's where her design talents came in handy.

All of her furniture is made with the same wood tones, so no one piece sticks out. This consistency gives the home a "hotel chic" style. Painting all the furniture in a room the same color is another way to achieve a unified look.