I found an affordable apartment in Paris!!
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I found an affordable apartment in Paris!!
Well almost.. Very ingenious.
I finally found an apartment in Paris ( in the 17eme, no less!) that I can afford. Unfortunately, itis a tad too small to be legal, so it's for an au pair. It's 8sqm, needs to be 9sqm.
http://vimeo.com/109832468
I finally found an apartment in Paris ( in the 17eme, no less!) that I can afford. Unfortunately, itis a tad too small to be legal, so it's for an au pair. It's 8sqm, needs to be 9sqm.
http://vimeo.com/109832468
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Interesting, but way too tiny for me. I got claustrophobic just watching it! I also could not sleep in that bed and would never close the door to prevent day light. With one window there isn't much light anyway.
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The Museum of the City of New York had a great exhibit awhile back on micro-apartments, complete with a staff member who showed you how everything opened/worked, etc.
While I would absolutely downsize to live in Paris, I could not go THAT small (although I love the 17th.) Very interesting, thanks for posting.
P.S. I love the "easy to access" comment - yes, for someone her age!
While I would absolutely downsize to live in Paris, I could not go THAT small (although I love the 17th.) Very interesting, thanks for posting.
P.S. I love the "easy to access" comment - yes, for someone her age!
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Yes, the lack of a cozy spot to lounge in needed.
IKEA stores always have some tiny space living concepts set up. I have a dream of one of them in a tiny bungalow on Coranado Island California, off San Diego --
http://www.mymoneyblog.com/ikea-smal...oor-plans.html
But by comparison, they seem huge to the spot(and I do mean spot) in Paris!
IKEA stores always have some tiny space living concepts set up. I have a dream of one of them in a tiny bungalow on Coranado Island California, off San Diego --
http://www.mymoneyblog.com/ikea-smal...oor-plans.html
But by comparison, they seem huge to the spot(and I do mean spot) in Paris!
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When she closed the "bedroom door" while she was inside, all I could think was coffin.
For loungy seating, I'd get this:
http://www.amazon.com/Inflatable-Col...72VPYVPNG1D9BK
I think I could handle a week tops.
For loungy seating, I'd get this:
http://www.amazon.com/Inflatable-Col...72VPYVPNG1D9BK
I think I could handle a week tops.
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Here's one you can actually rent in Rome. Slightly larger at 10 square meters although I don't think that includes the loft sleeping area. Great location!
http://www.lacasapiupiccoladitalia.com/index_en.html
http://www.lacasapiupiccoladitalia.com/index_en.html
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It's a regular staple for newspaper stories about property market madness in London:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...nds-month.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...nds-month.html