Watch: A tiny Brooklyn loft apartment inspired by treehouse living

SpacesTV visits product designer Daniel LiCalzi's Swiss Family Robinson-inspired live/work space that includes a sleeping loft with stairs that double as a bookshelf and pendant lamps made from measuring tape.

Mon, Dec 03 2012 at 11:46 AM

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More ingenious tiny home goodness over at the SpacesTV's Tiny Eclectic Amazing Spaces playlist. And click here to learn lots more about Daniel LiCalzi's lovely "Swiss Family Robinson" project (aka his own 271 square foot Brooklyn apartment and home studio).

Via [SpacesTV] via [TreeHugger]

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