Log and Timber Home Living

be a small-space ace

Cabins and cottages have numerous advantages: They’re cozy; they’re easy on the energy bill; and they’re a cinch to clean and maintain. However, they can leave some small-home dwellers feeling a wee bit constricted.

To make the most of your minihome’s square footage — and create unique design elements along the way — use these six tips to breathe new life into close quarters.

1 BUILD IT IN

Built-in furniture

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