Tiny Studio Apartment Unfolds Into Four Rooms

Third-grade-teacher Eric Schneider paid $235,000 for a 450-square-foot studio with a tiny kitchen in Manhattan, New York City, and for an additional $70,000 he hired architects Michael Chen and Kari Anderson of Normal Projects to design and transform his tiny 450 square studio apartment into a remarkable multifunction living space. They configured his tiny space into six different rooms, living room, dining room, office, small library, master bedroom and guest bedroom.

Schneider has put his studio apartment on the market this month for $469,000. Watch the video below.