Looking for a few space-saving, clutter-reducing tips and tricks you can apply to your own interior spaces, regardless of the size of your home" Many of the same clever hacks that can help a 200-square-foot micro apartment or shed-sized tiny house feel livable translate beautifully to more average-sized living spaces. Pack in an extra guest bed, create a movie theater in your living room, organize your kitchen and hide stuff you don?t use often like the tiny house pros! The Minim House by Minim Micro Homes puts a bunch of high-impact yet simple and affordable tricks to work, resulting in compact, portable home that doesn?t rely on a loft to save space.

Lofts are a common feature in most small homes and apartments for a reason – they really do make a world of difference when the ceiling is high enough to take full advantage of vertical space. A bed isn?t needed for most of the day, so there?s no reason to let it commandeer a huge swath of valuable floor space 24/7. But lofts aren?t accessible to everyone, and even the slimmest of ladders and narrow, double-duty stairs can still get in the way. The Minim House was built to fit within the constraints of a road-legal trailer, so it has a relatively low ceiling.
The solution" Tucking the bed beneath a platform that serves as the floor to a music studio. The low-profile bed is on casters, so it?s easy to pull out when you need it. This concept could easily be adapted so that home offices and studios can do do...