The total area of 24 sqm – it would seem that housing of such a small size should be cramped and dark. But in this case, we are dealing with an interesting space under the roof of an old residential building in Goteborg, which has a lot of light and a feeling of spaciousness due to the high (albeit sloping) ceilings. Large skylights and white brick walls not only create a special atmosphere, but also visually expand the space. It is difficult to immediately notice the sleeping corner as it is designed on an impromptu mezzanine above the bathroom. Beautiful tiny home!
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Just glancing at the location of the sleeping corner and the acrobatics reaching and leaving it involves makes my head swim. Changing the bed linen seems to be an endeavor. Restful
sleep in this tiny and seemingly airless attic seems hardly attainable