A dreamy 1870s blocklong narrow brick townhouse in Cobble Hill. read more about the space on nytimes.com

This modern beauty by young architects Alexander Malinin and Anastasia Shereleva, founders of INT2Architecture, is only 40 square meters and has everything you need.  A bedroom, a workspace, a living room, kitchen, bathroom and even a bar & balcony. The entire floor of the work & sleeping area was raised and filled with hidden storage spaces. Ingenious or what? via

The old London flat of interior designer Ben Pentreath, located in a tiny Georgian townhouse. In the early days, the flat was decorated with a subdued, traditional scheme but in time Ben introduced more colour and contemporary furniture. It’s a bright and positive home, don’t you agree? via

A great example of reduction and reuse, only 540 square feet remodeled using nearly exclusively reclaimed materials, this tiny house in Portland is the home of a family of four. First built in the early 1940s, it had quite a couple of adventures before the current owners bought in 2008 and Jessica Helgerson Interior Design remodeled it. You can read this

A stylish an very cozy ​​44 square meters open space apartment. The beams give it personality and I love bedroom area. via

The tiny, but extra cool, New York apartment of Stephanie. Besides being really lovely this jewel overlooks the smallest park in Manhattan, it figures.. apartmenttheraphy

Only 29m ² but an incredible home, no space is too small when you know how to use it.   Bjurfors via planetdeco

a tiny bedroom with a white brick wall and window workspace “Make it simple, but significant”  flax and blueberry vanilla oats, that look delicious, get the recipe on pinchofyum

First of all, check the blog later for a new awesome column, a royal one! A quite small, but highly inspiring workspace, perfect for those who don’t have enough space to dedicate to a bigger office.  No clutter, no stress! ps: how amazing is the bird light piece? via myparadissi.tumblr.com/

A a very pretty lane way house photographed by Janis Nicolay of Pinecone Camp for House and Home magazine. The house is so fresh and welcoming, I love the mix of pattern and fabrics, custom pieces & mid-century furniture.