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Awesome tips

I really hate the exposed lightbulb. I made the mistake of picking a clear shade for a fixture next to my desk and I absolutely NEVER turn it on! It’s an eyesore when turned on; too jarring, bright, and right at eye level no less. I can’t wait to replace it.

Would love for your future videos to add visuals to your suggestions, even if it was just drop and paste in a non-formatted way to help visualise your ideas!

I need tips for getting a tolerable daylight feel in a house in a climate where we don't get a lot of sun for much of the year. I love cozy orange lighting, but my brain craves that refreshing blue light during the way and the orange starts to feel too heavy, to me.

I love the points you make and the way you present it but I’m actually starting to like the little fake candles haha. I picked up some little LED votives to use at night in a space with no outlets, and i guess cuz it’s not trying super hard to look like a real candle and just looks like a little pillar lamp I don’t really mind it

need more content!

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OK WAIT obsessed with you

I just found you and now I cant stop watching your videos. Finally I am learning how to think about design!

These are so informative and helpful! One apartment per video feels like there's enough time to go in depth, which is just perfect! I will now reconsider getting a tv table with long legs, haha. Thanks for the great video!

this could’ve been two hours long and i would have watched every minute of it! definitely provided a lot of inspiration for my new space i’m moving into because my new apartment is also a little cold and sterile like this place! LOVING THE VIDEOS!!

those lights with swag hooks are giving "the grinch stealing christmas"

Great video, nice presentation style. I totally agree with your basic guidelines. They are helpful, and made me feel better about my home, LOL. Especially loved the pictures you referenced, anything with books, modernist houses, and the cozy looks.

Congrats on the new apartment! Looking forward to hopefully a series of home updates in the future

I want the videos to be this long. A deep dive is worth so much more than a passing glance. I love this

You have any suggestions on what kind of curtain can be used for a large window with double storey height.

I agree with all of them! Although, we hung wallpaper with huge lotus flowers behind my mum’s bed covering the whole wall, I wonder if that counts as a bad accent wall. 🤔

I've taken an interest in interior design lately, and one of your videos popped up in my recommendations a few days ago. I've been binge-watching ever since. They're such a nice way to unwind at the end of the day, and I love the format so far. Excellent work! 💗

In Australia we don’t have rugs in the kitchen. Kitchens have spills, grease, food crumbs etc. Too hard to keep a rug clean in that area. This also applies to a rug under a dining / kitchen table. Agree with switching out the loungeroom ceiling light, rug and coffee table. The black credenza / sideboard can be styled with warm wood trays, ceramic vases, brass candlestick holders and a large lamp with a warm colour lampshade. Roman blinds for the windows because they aren't large.

Excellent guidelines! I liked that it comes from knowledge and you explained the why, very logical. The images you shared also help bring your points across. Your rhythm and tempo are relaxed, which makes listening enjoyable. Well done! I’m subscribing.

I absolutely love this series!! I've already learnt SO much, like I really feel how the optics in my brain are changing and I'm finally starting to see the problems/solutions myself for the fist time in my life, which makes me SO happy!! Noah, if you have the time/resources, would you consider the possibility of adding photoshopping the new elements in the pictures as you go to the video? Even in a sketchy way maybe? Anyway thank you thank you thank you!

ngl the whole “everything should be authentic or it’s not good” is kind of giving me a bad vibe. you seem like you have really nice taste, but authentic pieces are just not always accessible. a lot of people simply can’t afford or find things like that near them, especially outside of big cities. I looked for months trying to find a rug that was the right color, not basically destroyed, affordable, and also the right size. I ended up purchasing a new rug that has the vintage style I was going for and fits the room I put it in. it’s no different from buying a newly made mid-century style sofa imo ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Congratulations on your new apartment. Looking forward to more of the wonderful content you put together. I’m a big fan of this vlog and you, of course. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷

Your style and advices are on point. I really appreciate your style choices and the eye you have for unique furniture. I'm curious about how to make design choices when this style of furniture isn't readily available. Facebook Marketplace isn't very useful in our area (I live in Croatia, near Slovenia), and local stores don't carry this type of furniture either. Where can I source this kind of furniture without spending several thousand dollars on a single piece, assuming I even find it?

I think the language Noah uses is not only constructive, but also explicative while many design advice is vague or loose (which is good in certain cases I must admit). I first tend to watch videos with audio because i have vision issues. and if it doesn't make sense, I tend to doubt the advice (even with good visuals for some reason).

I enjoy hearing and seeing your aesthetics in a home, Noah. Your eyes give me good ideas for my apartment. I appreciate that very much. This completed apartment brings one problem, though. How does one use the shelves behind the couch? How does one select a book? Remove a book from the shelf? Doesn't there need to be ample room between the shelving and the couch to stand comfortably, perhaps even to stand on a small step or two to reach the top shelf? The shelving looks great, but does it work for its purpose? No, I don't have an immediate solution to the problem, but it bothers me that books are inaccessible. Otherwise, I would love to live in this space. Your eyes create home!

Congrats on the new place, truly excited to watch along with you as you design it!

Noah where did you get your sweater?

Happy to hear you finally found a place to call home!

I would love to see a video where your advice is taken and we get to see the final result or the space is photoshopped to look that way!

You show so many great little furniture and lighting photos in your videos. I’m sure most are vintage and chances of finding similar are slim. Others look new but incredibly expensive. Could you do a video with some approachable pieces that are available and somewhat affordable? Maybe options from places other than big box stores or a combination of both?

I find that having cats helps keep the number of houseplants down.

Thank you!

Love hearing all your advice here! And congrats on the new apartment! I also just spent a year living in a furnished apartment and moved into my own place last month. It's actually the first time I've ever tried to design a space, so videos like this are so helpful!

you need to be on AD. so knowledgable and with good taste!

You’re such a vibe. It’s so inspiring to see how passionate you are! Congrats on the new place!

Dear Noah, thank you for reviewing our apartment. A source of great inspiration. You've guessed it right about the missing information as well, of course, you have the sense. Can't wait to do this project! All the best wishes with your new place <3

I live for the cool cups at the biginning of your videos! Pleanse don't listen to haters and make a compilation when you have enough material <3

Haha I almost spit out my drink because I did not expect to hear "Ljubljana, Slovenia" (where I also live) mentioned here. Great video, I love the deep dives. Greetings from ... you guessed it, Ljubljana

Congratulations on your new home! Can't wait to see how you will decorate it. Thank you so much for the inspiring content!

After this vid my plan for tomorrow is to hang all the five pieces of art I own substantially lower. I knew it doesnt look right but could not fully grasp what bothered me 😮

Unpopular opinion here : I do like accent walls, particularly when there is no architectural detail to highlight. I thing it brings a pop of color and a different energy to the room, without looking too crowded, and I like that it looks, well, soft. And when it has some kinds of details in it i feel it's almost art, but you did it yourself. I feel like if I owned my home, I would totally paint some details and stuff on my walls. Or invest in a giant canvas and paint it, but I kinda like the idea of having your art as your home. Though I find it rather inconvenient if you want to change the vibe of the room.

I agree with your choices, Noah. I would probably change the living room pendant light first as this will make a big impact quickly and, if your budget is limited at the moment, opt for cushions and throws to soften the sofa and chair and add a few storage baskets for warmth. The rest can be dealt with over time.

Congrats on the new apartment! My partner and I have been living in sublets for a whole year as well and this week we finally moved into our own apartment - it feels so nice to have your own space! Your videos have helped me a lot in understanding design and creating a good atmosphere for the space, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us :)

Love your content very convenient and very helpful to apply it home

Found this really helpful to see apartments that actual look similar to what most spaces look like. I am using this video to help me with a new space I am renting! Thank you!

That coffee cup is so beautiful !!

This was super fun!

Congrats on the new appointment. I would prefer seeing you designing and building a house though 😊 In this apartment I would get rid of that small wall between the kitchen and the living room and would put a nice big wooden dining table. That tiny wall looks like a mistake 😅