1. It's still possible to lose things in a very tiny space.
2. Using the toilet when there's company is risky.
3. Any furniture you want to buy is always just a hair too big to fit.
Embrace the minimalist lifestyle for your own sanity.
Itty bitty living space.
Embrace the minimalist lifestyle for your own sanity.
Last Thursday's curry will never smell good on your sheets.
So many FUMES.
Can't have bits from the kitchen cluttering up the bedroom, can't pile up all your dirty clothes on your one chair... guess you'll have to put it all away.
Not a bad thing. Unless you're sitting on the one you want to read.
Sleeping well v. at home workout? How do you choose?
When everything you own is in one space, your favourite book, jumper, or snack can never be too far.
NOPE.
Your space is small enough that you don't need massive speakers. Let them go so you have somewhere to put your underwear.
Desk/table/shelf.
There's no space to invite anyone over, which might feel lonely. Until you realise you don't have throw away anyone's empty beer bottles but your own.
God does your neighbour flush the toilet a lot.
When telly's right next to kitchen counter, it's easy to binge watch and cook up dinner at the same time.
Sometimes it's best to go to a coffee shop for serious work.
You'll be all over the DIY blogs to figure out a convenient way to store food, socks, and pretty much everything.
Living in a studio = you MUST get some quality outside time or you'll start to feel like a zoo animal.
At the end of the day, it's not about how big or small your place is, it's about how much love and effort you put into making it a comfortable spot for you to spend your time.