The urban environment has become the favored habitat for humans. There exists an inexplicable attraction to the mass, to the modern, to the interaction be-tween people and machine that roots back to the nineteenth century. The birth of in-dustrialization brought about a radical change in lifestyle.

The Lifestyle led by many of today’s urbanites points to the conviction that less is more.With living space at a premium the sole option for many is to make the most of what they have.

Fortunately，this has been proven to be the motivation of some of the most innovative solutions that transform small spaces into practical and stylish contemporary pads.

Color can enhance the feeling of space.High ceilings can transform into additional levels.Sliding doors and portable closets replace permanent walls，and furniture on wheels offers versatility and comfort.These are only several examples of the design solutions available to apartments，studios，lofts，and small houses that are all limited by one thing:the lack of surface area.

Featuring inspirational projects by some of the interior designers，Small Urban Interiors provides a fresh look at how to make the most of small living spaces in urban environments.

Introduction

The Elements

Staircases

Kitchens

Bathrooms

Closets

Partitions

Mezzanines

Shelves

Tables

Australia

Around Table

Austria

In and Out

Glass Box

Belgium

Night and Day

Canada

Nautical Loft

Colombia

Far from the Noise

A Circular Path

Space for Two

France

Handmade Home

Retro Chic

Sub-Merged

Germany

Reuse and Recycle

Hong Kong

All in One

Italy

All Lines

Walking on Air

Japan

Timber House

Living on Concrete

Mini House

Spain

Room with a View

Think Different

Pass the Salt

Revamped

Light on White

Correct Exposure

Ground Floor

A Room Apart

Locomia

Light on Dark

Sweden

Organic Spaces

Swedish Serenity

United Kingdom

One Size Fits All

Little Venice

Star Gazing

Hit and Miss

Why White

Cold to Hot

Small Oasis

Light Flow

Blue Wall

White-Out

Boxed Up

Treehouse Project

Get Layered

Two in One

Floating Studio

Curves Ahead

Big Little

A Little Adds Up

Minimal Material

Away from the Bustle

East Meets West

Star Kitchen

Chromatic Play

Through Windows to Venice

One Divided By Two

A Tank for a Bed

Under/Exposed

Miami White

Impossible Thinness

Made in Brazil

The Style

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