Big Ideas, Not-So-Big Impact: How to Live in Small Spaces

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January/February 2005
By Chelsea Brown 
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Arrange a space so you can look along the diagonal from one corner to the opposite corner. This long view makes the space feel larger than it is.

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Green Home Remodel guides: An overview with resources of remodeling projects such as kitchen, bath, and roofing. Download from Seattle’s Sustainable Building Program: www.cityofseattle.net/sustainablebuilding.

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