The exercise mat can double as extra sleeping.
First pic from Livingetc. Last 2 pics from Shootfactory.

Das Park Hotel Austria

These are supposed to be cool in the summer but not warm enough in the winter. I wonder if setting them into a hillside would keep the temperature the same year round. And I wonder if you could make a house out of setting several of them into a crescent shaped hill.

goin2travel.com: amsterdamescape: amsterdamnest

I looove compact one-room living.

cityvillage.ltd.uk

customtrailerconversions.com

I love to get the most use out of the smallest space. Huge spaces had better have some redeeming flight of windows or I see a huge house merely as a pain to clean and all that wasted space as a clutter magnet, as I almost can not walk into a room without dropping stuff all over the floor. Any ranch house of mine would soon look like the Salvation Army was holding an emergency mission there. So I prefer an airy house with a tiny footprint.

customtrailerconversions.com

sunset.com: breezy room

sunset.com: photo: Alec Heimer

roche-bobois.com

One of my mom's favorites, but otherwise a great waste of space and clutter-catcher for people like me who can't keep from dropping stuff all over the floor within 10 minutes of walking in.

lovingamsterdam.com: 1640

hunterdouglas.com: luminette with standard cordlock

bozemancottage.com - You can stay here!

An early picture before I knew to save credits.

roche-bobois.com

Imagine being bone-weary and seeing a rug like this. In fact, that's a lot of needless extra furniture. They should chuck the bed and keep the pillows. (Chinese people who sleep on parquet wood floors will understand.)

abanet.com

A great feeling of peace and hideaway.

treehouses.com: serendipitreeint