And it sleeps seven comfortably.
So how do you make the interior of a seashell-size abode feel as expansive as King Triton’s castle?
“It’s more like designing for a tour bus.”
Credit: Joseph de Leo; Styling: Liz Strong
Here’s how she solved that small-space conundrum.
The double-duty ingenuity continued in the bedrooms, where a tailor-made armoire provides accessible storage in the primary.
A shape-shifting dining table further enhances the home’s space smarts.
(It’s actually one of the owners' closets!)
Come nightfall, slats pull out to convert the banquette into a twin bed.
“It lets you pile more people in there if you oughta,” Crowell says.
Hard-wearing seat cushions clad in Sunbrella fabric stand up to spills.
Above the U-shaped dining nook’s secret storage, a glittering focal point steals the show.
“But it ended up being my favorite part.”
The bright pink Koncept sconce is mounted on the wall and pivots for practicality.
Another vertical move was the loft.
Credit: Joseph de Leo; Styling: Liz Strong
Credit: Joseph de Leo; Styling: Liz Strong
