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250 sq ft? omfg r u serious? that's like the size of closet.

I found the SIGG lunchboxes on lunchboxes.com

http://www.lunchboxes.com/army.html

Less space means less to clean.

Duh.

the first link is missing!

Littlerock , i lived in less than 250sq ft for 2years (180sq ft exactly), and i'm not dead ;-) i wish i had this condo at this time (not the prize for sure)

Having lived in a 250 sq ft apartment for a year with my boyfriend and two cats, I must say...never again!

Except possibly that condo. My apartment didn't even have an oven or freezer and was possibly the worst layout anyone could come up with, ever.

Rivendell (http://www.rivbike.com) was carrying the Sigg boxes for a while but stopped. I want a sandwich sized one.

You guys are awfully lazy sometimes.

I have 480 sq ft and I love it. It was basically raw space that I got to configure myself, so I made every inch count. What makes it work? Leibherr skinny fridge, Meile 18" dishwasher, LG combo washer dryer in kitchen, a 25-ft floor to ceiling book shelf along the hallway, and a walk-in closet to store stuff. French doors out to a backyard almost as big as the apartment helps a lot. And high ceilings. I love it's compactness and efficiency.

I'm not sure I could do 250, though.

$300,000 for 250 square feet? That is too much!

Love the Sigg lunchbox though...have a Sigg waterbottle to go with them.

i live in a 400 square foot apartment. it is the perfect size yet my amount of stuff in my closets and bookcase and under-the-bed-storage make me feel as if i live in a tea cup. sniff.

My apt is <260 sq ft and it works (barely) but gets totally cramped when my boyfriend spends the night. I would never buy something that size - I imagine resale would be difficult.

What do you mean lazy? It says they're out of stock.

I live in ~330 sq ft. "Less stuff to clean...", nuh. I've lived here 13 years -- accumulation happens. I don't dare show my place to y'all. I need design help... but gotta find a place for everything first. BTW: I make regular trips to Salvation Army; I'm not afraid to toss.

I get by in 274 sq ft... It is all about editing, editing, and more editing. Anything that comes in, means something must go. I have told all my friends not to buy me things for my home as I have no space, and likely don't need it.
It also allows for the splurge on really nice furniture since I am not filling up a large space.

Devyn, can we see your space? I could use seeing the tips in action!