Take a look at our fave Australian micro-apartments, each with their own unique way of bringing greater livability to their small footprint.

This stunning studio apartment, recently given an innovative transformation by tsai Design’s Jack Chen and Hidy Wong, sure proves that…

This 36sqm/388sqft home is in the trendy Berlin neighbourhood of Friedrichshain, designed by architect Paola Bagna.

Architect Eleanor Peres believes in creating "spaces that work hard so life is a little easier", like her 27sqm/290sqft art-filled space.

The heart of any house is the kitchen. In a small footprint dwelling, designers must find the perfect balance between a functional, useful kitchen, without intruding on the rest of the living space. While some designers prefer their kitchen designs to blend in (and even disappear), Others push them forward as feature. Whether it’s a smack of colour, a clever hidden storage solution, dual use of a single space, or a left field concept that’s paid off, all the kitchens we love share a boldness…

Standing room only! If you're in need of home office ideas for small spaces, consider a fold-down desk that allows you to stand while working. This one, a New Table Concept by Resource Furniture, is a great option. Comfortable seating, ample storage, and a modern light fixture round out the space.

This beautiful renovation project remakes an old Art Deco apartment in Melbourne.

This is one more amazing example that the Asians are magicians when it comes to turning micro spaces into stylish living solutions. This tiny micro apartment in Taipei, Taiwan was turned into a cozy contemporary jewel of built-in, space-saving furniture constructs and clever design solutions with clean and stylish emanation by the Taiwanese studio A