En Mass in the city.

I want this on my bedroom walls!

----- These Walls Got a Few Tricks Up Its Sleeves -----

I am a poster child for always saying, great design comes from having restricted space and limited tools, and this interior space proves the case. Organizational activities such as cleaning my room or refiling my bills and papers are one of my favorite past time— yes i do have a life thank you very much—because nothing gives me the same kind of gratification as solving my clutter like a game of Tetris. Hong Kong, New York, Paris, London, are some cities involving gazillion human beings in tight spaces. If you've ever been fortunate enough to travel to those cities, I hope at one point you realized how spoiled we are to have our vast space. We don't use our space properly. There are so many brilliant ideas coming from designers to create efficient, smart spaces such as the one in the video. I really like this version versus the lady's 90 sq.ft New York City closet-like apartment. And because it had me at roof garden. But it's a good single person apartment, like for students or lonely souls like myself—seriously, I have a life.

----- Small Space, Big Potential -----

Stepping out for a graphic design break, let's take a look at interior. As a child, I always had a weird nerdy liking for architecture and interior design. Thank god it still with me. I love wood, i love stairs, I especially love when small spaces are used creatively and are maximized. There is so much wasted space in an average North American home. It's when the space is small that your creativity shines.