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This is a tiny loft apartment in the River Valley neighborhood of Singapore, Singapore that you can book on Airbnb.
When you step inside, you’ll find a kitchenette, bathroom, living area with your sofa plus an additional single bed, and an upstairs sleeping loft with a queen bed.
All in one tiny but very functional space! How would you like living in an apartment like this in your favorite city?
Tiny Loft Apartment Studio in Singapore
Images © Kingston via Airbnb
Images © Kingston via Airbnb
If you ever want to stay here, you can book your stay using Airbnb.
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this reminds me a ton of my last apartment minus the character that mine in Chicago had.
very basic design. cute though.
Cute take on the ships ladder stairs. Like it!
Its tiny and functional and would make a wonderful home for any one, who wants a small home. In large expensive areas it would be very cool.
Did I miss something, or how many square feet is this “tiny” apartment? Mr. Editor, if U can make sure to include the square footage of each featured house/apartment, such information will be happily informative. After all, exactly what is meant by “tiny”? As far as living in this place for more than a night, I have two comments: 1. Have U ever tried to change sheets on a bed or mattress pushed against a wall? It can be hell or at best an major annoyance. 2. The place is sterile and needs lots of shelves and hooks on the wall, etc to be livable. In the bathroom, where does one place bottles of grooming aids (mouthwash, hair tonics/sprays, etc)? These comments are respectfully submitted.