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Granite countertops and generous floor plans didn't appeal to Chris Nguyen during his two-year hunt for an apartment. Instead, Nguyen searched for a space with a reasonable rent and desirable Montrose location. It had to be small, too.
Yes, small. In a state with so much room for expansion, Nguyen, 27, wanted to challenge himself by living in a cozy studio apartment.
His 450-square-foot home recently nabbed first place in Apartment Therapy's Small, Cool 2010 contest. The popular design blog's sixth annual competition honors the "smallest, coolest" homes around the globe (http://contests.apartmenttherapy.com/2010/small-cool). Blog editors featured 165 spaces out of the 500-plus submissions they received, and readers selected Nguyen's as their favorite.
Source: Houston Chronicle
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