Could you live in a house that is 48 inches wide?

[wylie]

This article just landed in my inbox from Houzz about a "house" that is 48 inches wide .

Take a look - http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/1206...gn=u289&utm_medium=email&utm_content=gallery0

 

[pinkboy]

I reckon quite easily. Seriously, space is a luxury. The house would still be a functional space with all the amenities.

Wouldn't want to be claustrophobic though!


pinkboy....confined space worker extraordinaire!

 

[luce.rocks]

This article just landed in my inbox from Houzz about a "house" that is 48 inches wide .

Take a look - http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/1206...gn=u289&utm_medium=email&utm_content=gallery0

I reckon it would mess with your head, or your eyesight. The world would look so weird when you stepped out onto the street in the mornings. Having said that, I'd stay there for a night if it was on airbnb or something. It'd be a trip!

 

[Scott No Mates]

Puts a whole new slant on not enough room to swing a cat....

 

[chindonly]

Noooooooo! I am 48 inches wide! lol

 

[Jen_PFR]

Jeez I can't even sleep comfortably in a single bed. Definitely not for me

 

[scha9799]

almost like a prison cell...

 

[nhg]

The money saved would be spent to destress. Spaces that small mess with your head and shoot up your stress levels.

 

[lizzie]

I "could" but I would aspire not to

 

[dbarbar]

Very interesting...

 

[Truly Exotic]

it depends if miranda kerr would stay on her side of the bed

 

[Richard Feynman]

I'd thrive in a place like this.

 

[TingTong]

dammit Poland get your **** together

 

[Aaron_C]

This is basically a Scandinavian interior designer's wet dream but apart from that it's pretty ridiculous.