For These Fashionably Tiny Apartments, Less Space Means Fewer Problems

Sudden Impact

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McKenzie Mullins, who also lives in a 300-square-foot space in Chicago, described his space’s vibe as “prep school dropout,” and said, “it’s funny that in having to minimize and downsize, I have found that life can be so much more impactful, even if your bed is in the living room.”