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The Very Small Home: Japanese Ideas For Living Well In Limited Space
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Small is the new Big. 18 small but very modern japanese homes are covered in this book, all accompanied by beautiful photos. In a country where a thousand square feet is considered palatial, these houses still feel incredibly light, and roomy, thanks to a clever use of space, light and materials. (via oO's very eclectic)
Updated Sep 9, 2006
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