Sergio Sanchez, architect, has rented a walk in closet and has converted it into his own studio.
You can see it all for yourself in the video below provided by ABC.
He created a loft so that he can sleep up top while being able to use the freed up space underneath as a home office.
There’s a mini refrigerator and an area to watch television.
Interestingly enough there is a window. Watch the video below so you can see how he crammed it all into such a small space and let me know what you think in the comments.
Check out the article on Minimalist Homes on ABC by clicking here.
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I love the way everything’s so organized. Where is his bathroom, though? I suppose he uses the bathroom in the house. Still, it’s amazing.