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Big do-it-yourself ideas can expand any space. Check out a tiny bungalow with Hollywood glamour, a little house with a big dance floor, a coffee table that's more than meets the eye and a modern mini-loft in New York.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionTanaka found that 105 degrees is the perfect angle for reclining: the happy balance between a church pew and the dentist's chair.
Tanaka uses eco-friendly fabrics for the cushions. The contour of the cushions support the user's back and are mirror images of each other, so they close flat.

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