Microscopic living space is nothing new for big-city residents. In New York, a studio apartment can often run 300 square feet and smaller, and in San Francisco, you can legally nest in something as small as a cozy 220 square feet. But these days, tiny doesn't have to mean crummy and cramped. In fact, some micro-apartments can be downright cool while being cost effective.
Microscopic living space is nothing new for big-city residents. In New York, a studio apartment can often run 300 square feet and smaller, and in San Francisco, you can legally nest in something as small as a cozy 220 square feet. But these days, tiny doesn't have to mean crummy and cramped. In fact, some micro-apartments can be downright cool while being cost effective.
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