Review: Apartment Therapy’s Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces
by on May 11, 2010 • 1:20 pm • No Comments
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Who doesn’t love Apartment Therapy? Who isn’t dying to be part of the Small Cool team? And who could say no to an apartment-cum-space-age cubby hole or furniture tree house bang slap in the middle of your apartment?
All hail Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan’s latest Small Cool Bible, Apartment Therapy’s Big Book of Small, Cool Spaces. If you live in an apartment, you need this. Now.
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The book showcases the apartments of real people who have faced real challenges and designed real spaces, worlds away from the often devastatingly fake sets you might stumble upon in other interiors books. It is quite literally brimming with ideas and inspiration for every room, from the hallway to the kids’ room, which won’t cost an arm and a leg – ideal for thrifty space savers.
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Grab your copy of Apartment Therapy’s Big Book of Small Spaces now and see for yourself.
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