Gallery: Small Space, Big Impact: Steal Ideas From This Architect's Home
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*The hub of Storey's house is his tiny garage, where all of his custom furniture and finishes are produced. Shelves and built-ins cover every surface, keeping tools organized and tucked away.* 
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*The trays slide in and out of a grooved track, allowing Storey to easily swap colors for a fresh look.*
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*The Dishwasher Safe table was built around fiberglass cafeteria trays. The trays are durable and great for entertaining.* 
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*When Storey couldn't find a wallpaper he liked for his bedroom, he designed his own. He used a local wall coverings manufacturer to produce it, but a large-format printer would also do the trick.* 
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*Speaker components can be easily purchased online. Storey is able to rearrange the speakers in different configurations.* 
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*Storey's "mountain of sound" was inspired by a jumble of speakers at a local thrift shop. The speakers act as functional sculpture but also improve acoustics.* 
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*Storey designed and built his house with the intention to sell it, but he became enamored with the space.*
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*Wedged into a minuscule corner lot, the Eel's Nest offers maximum living space with minimal square footage.*
