Explore the cultural histories of domestic space in overlooked public places. This compelling work invites architects, interior designers, and urbanists to rethink public private space through everyday architecture. Blending architectural history and cultural analysis, it examines liminal settings like launderettes and sleeper trains, revealing how films, books, and anecdotes shape our experience. Gain new insights into intimacy, public emotions, and the domestic in public. A vital resource for understanding the poetic interpretation of space.