The Economic Times

The world's narrowest house sits wedged between two buildings in Warsaw, it's just 72cm wide, here's what it looks like inside

The Keret House in Warsaw, often called the world's narrowest home, measures just 72 to 122 centimetres wide and was built into a gap between two buildings by architect Jakub Szczesny. Designed for Israeli writer Etgar Keret, the three-level structure packs in a kitchenette, bathroom, workspace and bed. Indian influencer Rishabh Wadhwa recently shared a walkthrough of the compact interior, which the city classified as an art installation.