This home in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, was renovated by General Assembly for a family not yet ready to expand. The small living area serves for cooking, eating and lounging. These functions are clearly demarcated in the L-shaped space, yet the boundaries between are open. This is not unique to small homes, but it is carried out rather efficiently here. On the left is the lounging area with a couch, a coffee table, a chair and storage, while the small kitchen is on the right, serving the dining area (shown in the next photo). The kitchen is key, as it is accessible on two sides and has storage that is also accessible from other sides. (Note the shallow shelves on the island in the right foreground.)