“Creating the Not So Big House” by Sarah Susanka

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One of many in her “Not So Big House” series, this book explores strategies for creating, livable, beautiful spaces without wasting materials on square footage you’ll never use. She employs an example she dubs the “furniture museum”—a formal living room that’s routinely ignored in favor of the kitchen and family room. This book, and the series, are musts for anyone who’s interested in spaces, and a style of living, that embrace a “less is more” philosophy without sacrificing comfort, elegance and functionality. More info at www.notsobighouse.com.
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