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A Little Design creates 17.6-square-metre micro flat in Taiwan

Taiwanese studio A Little Design has converted a former piano studio in Taipei, Taiwan into a tiny apartment with built-in, space-saving furniture.

Formerly a piano studio, the apartment measures just 17.6 square metres and has a ceiling height of 3.4 metres. A concrete beam that runs widthways through the apartment further restricts the amount of space available.

“The prevalence of micro flats is not our answer for the high-housing-price issue in Taipei City but is the result of living issue’s long-term evolution and the task the clients bring to us,” added Wang, whose studio has previously designed a 22-metre-square micro apartment in the city. “We hope the attempt of design could provide some schemes and possibility for this living type.”

Photography is by Hey! Cheese.

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