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"Creating the Not So Big House" |
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"Creating the Not So Big House"
by Sarah Susanka |
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• Complete inspiration for your dream home.
• Conversational, easy-to-understand text.
• Packed with ideas on every page. |
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• None.
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The author shows us how to create a truly usable and comfortable 'not so big' home.
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Twenty-five homes are discussed in detail, with numerous photos to illustrate 'not so big' strategies. |
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Example homes represent a wide variety of architectural sizes, styles, and decorating choices. |
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Two-dimensional floorplans adjacent to photos help us evaluate both perspectives. |
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Remodeled homes include before and after photos. |
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Plans for most of the featured homes can be ordered from the publisher. |
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"Creating the Not So Big House"
Author Sarah Susanka explains how we can build a usable, comfortable, spacious home by downsizing. Does that sound strange? It may, but the strategies she recommends will help you do just that. Hold on though, because building smaller is not a cost-cutting technique. The funds saved by reducing square footage are used to upgrade features that are truly important, features that make a house a home. Follow the author's recommendations and you won't feel at all cramped, because the square footage that's eliminated comes from areas we rarely use. This excellent book doesn't just tell us to do something. It explains why and how techniques work, and gives us endless photos and drawings to help us incorporate the ideas into our own lifestyles. |
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