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If you want a really roomy place, you can live in a 90-square foot apartment. But Luke Clark Tyler, an architect in Manhattan, figured that he could do just fine with a cozier place. His apartment, which includes furniture that he designed and built for it, is only 78 square feet in floor space. Tyler has a murphy bed, a couch, a microwave, a refrigerator, and a closet.
Did I mention that Tyler works from home? That tiny space is also his office. -via Doobybrain
Niha from Saigonstay
Is it because it's in Manhattan? I bet he wouldn't live in a space this size in Queens! And $800 a month? There are plenty of affordable places for that price in the other boroughs... granted, you have to have a personality conducive to roommates... and you have to be willing to actually use a subway.