Keret House

Keret House, located in Warsaw, Poland, is renowned as the narrowest house in the world, measuring just 92 centimeters at its thinnest point. Designed by architect Jakub Szczęsny, this unique two-story art installation serves as both a residence and a tribute to Israeli writer Etgar Keret, its first tenant. The house features a minimalist interior with a bedroom, kitchen, and living area, all painted white, and utilizes innovative technology for water and sewage. Nestled between two buildings, Keret House stands as a symbol of resilience and creativity, commemorating the impact of World War II on Keret's family. Recognized as one of the most iconic houses globally, it attracts tourists and architecture enthusiasts alike.