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Pottery Barn’s Small Spaces Collection Makes Furnishing Your Tiny Home a No Brainer

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Pottery Barn introduced a new Small Spaces collection earlier this year that was a huge hit. And the good news is that the retailer has expanded it with more multi-functional offerings — an easy way to decorate rooms by the square foot, down to the decor. Check these room ideas out:

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If you live in a tiny home and need to maximize every square inch, know that most of the pieces in the collection are designed specifically for space-challenged areas. Sofas and sectionals are streamlined, with narrow arms and storage in unexpected places. The company’s best-selling and well-priced SoMa Brady Slipcovered Sleeper converts quickly into a small space bed:

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Marta Benson, president of Pottery Barn explains, “Our multifunctional SoMa Sofa Collection has become a customer favorite, so this season we’ve expanded our color and style options making the pieces even more customizable to fit any small space need.”

There are plenty of items ranging from decor to furniture that can work in any room. Use the Channing Storage Bench as seating, a low bookcase, low entry table or as a coffee table. The Wayne Storage Cube can hold many items and also work as a footstool or extra chair. The Castelo Rolling Kitchen Unit can also be used as a side table or office caddy.

Here’s our picks of the best, most versatile pieces from the Pottery Barn Small Spaces collection:

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