Single-space living has its challenges, to be sure—the space can feel cramped, there isn’t much room for a lot of stuff, and entertaining guests could also prove problematic. But it is not without its advantages:


1. IT CAN LOOK AIRIER THEN WALLED-UP SPACES.

It allows natural light to penetrate throughout the unit and provides more cross-ventilation.


2. THERE’S LESS STRESS WHEN IT COMES TO UPKEEP.

Units like these are easy to maintain—imagine the amount of time and effort that goes into cleaning a studio unit versus cleaning an entire house!


3. IT’S MORE CONVENIENT.

Everything comes within reach since everything is contained in one space. It’s convenient for the occupant to reach for things, lessening movement, and making the space more efficient.


If you’ve been feeling like single-space living in your little studio unit is too “closed” for comfort, read on to get the experts’ tips. Get loads of big ideas to turn your little space into something livable, comfortable, and something you’d be proud to call your own, no matter how small it is! Scroll through the gallery below to see them.

(First published in Real Living Magazine as "Big Ideas for Small Spaces" in June 2008; adapted for use in Female Network)

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