i love that you guys know exactly what YOU want so you'll complain about this video because it's not meeting your expectations, as if it was made specifically and only for you lol
@enovationsgr Nothing against IKEA, cool ideas. However, THINK about this while people just sheep back and accept the slave mentality. 1/3 OF OUR MONEY (TA X Do LLERS) THAT WAS SENT TO ANOTHER blue/yellow COUNTRY COULD HAVE PROVIDED EVERY SINGLE A MER ICAN $200,000.00!!! And that’s only 1/3. Imagine if all the that WE EARN went into THIS COUNTRY? No one would be forced to live in a shoebox! It’s outrageously absurd.
I've never seen more judgy people than I have on ikea's challenge videos. Don't like the clutter? Don't put the stuff in your room. Don't like a certain piece of organization? Don't implement it in your home. Don't like the overall style? Cool, ya don't have to use it. Shitting on an entire design team because you personally don't like it is rude. Maybe you don't but other people might. The idea is for a person to use certain aspects from the video. The only argument that I've seen is them not putting the pieces in a link in the description. But they've made their own pieces in other videos that you can't buy at ikea, so it's purely a design video.
You've never seen more judgy people than on those Idea videos? Oh really?! You should go and have a look at LGBT / environment / women's rights videos and you'll change your mind in less than 2 seconds.
Having spent most of my life in very small spaces, I know that these solutions would eventually be the problem. One of the worst thing about small space living is not the amount of possessions one has, it's surprising how much well planned storage can absorb. What is a problem is having to move things around before you can carry out a task. Eventually you stop doing things if it means having to rearrange your room in order to do it. For example, having to move other furniture in order to get the table set up, would eventually lead to meals on laps. From experience I know that it's possible to live well in small spaces, but this doesn't achieve it. Thankfully, I no longer have to worry about this. Since retirement, instead of downsizing as many do, I've upsized.
Whenever I watch tiny houses documenter this exact thing always pop up in my mind. As much as I adore tiny homes and the ones on wheels, I don't think one day I'd want to actually live there once I have enough money to buy my own house (hehe). You see the thoughts of having to move things around, putting them in and putting them aside on daily basis stress me out. But still it amazes me how there many people out there who choose tiny homes because they actually like it and had invested their time, money and energy to build one.
That's exactly what I try to explain to everyone, i think it's just something mainstream right now and I believe nobody should have to live in such confined places. Bad thing is some people need to downsize for economical reasons and the worst part is ppl are making this look like a good thing when deep down it isn't in the long run..
I have found quite the opposite. If you don’t give up in the early stages, you quickly get used to the flipping and folding out and just do it without even thinking about it, in 30 seconds. The best example is the much-maligned Murphy bed. It takes all of 10 seconds to fold it up each morning, so do it. But for some reason people imagine it to be a chore, don’t do it, and then spend their day moving around this albatross commanding most of the room. The same is true of gateleg tables-people will dance a plate on their lap for ½ hour because it’s too much work to unfold the table, a 20-second job (frankly it takes far longer to set the table). It becomes like putting away your laundry. If you just get used to doing it, you realize how minor the task was and before long don’t even think about it.
Agree, always look at these types of videos and think, heck no, I'll get sick of this.. Especially if you have kids 😣 you should atleast have a desk that's not your dinning table too, even if it's small. I love that you could upsize! When you get older who wants to be moving things around because they don't have enough for everything!! Or have a 'cramped' space out of need instead of a place you love.. Everyone should be able to retire in a beautiful space.. So sad that many cannot.. and I'm scared for the future, these things are not sustainable into old age.. I often wonder what tiny house people will do when they too old to climb up to a loft bed, etc. 😱
@@beef0rtress wouldn’t this raise it too high off the floor? I suppose you could chop a bit of the leg off first, but I wonder, if your floors are not carpeted, whether it wouldn’t be easier to just put some felt pads under the legs and just slide the thing around.
I clicked on this hoping for some inspiration for our small living room. I liked a lot of the ideas, but did think it was amusing that my living room is smaller than theirs. Still, a good video that advertises one of my favorite stores and some of the things they offer to help people try to fit into small spaces.
why don't they link the products so you can look at them on the website? now I have to search for them. this is how they loose a sale. isn't the purpose this video to sell things? please link all the products you used in the description box!
This is cute, but I just prefer a room with minimal clutter so having so much stuff everywhere is not appealing. I’d rather have closed storage where you can hide all that.
In my perspective as someone who stay at home often in my free time.. The wrong part from all idea above is we need to move around object, because when at home I tend to become more lazy and moving things repetitively is burdensome activity that can make staying at home uncomfortable. I think.. When you're in small room, it's better to optimize the amount of furniture that can be use for multi functions.
I feel so bad for people who don't have the space they need. These ideas definitely help. Living space is getting smaller and smaller... Eventually everyone will be sleeping standing up 😭
@@Julia-ds1ye not really. There is better ways then these folding things. Probably won't get around it completely but you can definitely forget about rolling shelves and such. Praktical solutions that are affordable. For example, to use a chouch and bed in the same funiture. And to only have one table our long counter wehre you eat, cook and do computer work. Ideally hanging storage and the table beneath it. If you have odd corners you can buld or order special fit storage for those. And you don't need huge amounts of storage really. You need a vew places to put stuff but not that much. Eh. It all comes down to beeing creative. I think they clutterred the room.
With 3 children there are too many furnitures and there is too small space for running around. With that many staff it will be easily to make mess with only few not picked up toys or staff.
as a person who lives in a 3rd world country, I know how hard it is to live in a small room without a proper storage system. we need to store so many things..my room is about that size but it's occupied with all the boxy furniture that ain't movable. there is just a narrow way in the room to walk just that. I really liked their idea...the r just showing u all the possible options that go together. if u don't like/need this much thn dont implement it in ur room.
@@aineg2259 yes that may be, but included with everything that is listed in the video the whole room would take more then 10.000 bucks especially where I live
Notice how Ikea removed Likes and Comments on the 1st video because they had a female couple and the rest of these videos they don't have people in them at all......
A lot of assumptions here. Not all people are tidy or even get on despite being related. 3 kids? I’d pay good money to be a fly on the wall. The parents will need the private time and then some. The kids will probably develop an aversion to moving furniture. But in utopia this is a lovely concept.
The problem is more the commodification of needing a place to live, rather than rich furniture retailers (but yes, commodification of needing stuff to functionally live in your house is also a problem IMO)
Given that the world’s population over the next century is about to plummet, due to reduction in fertility small places like this might not be as necessary as they seem.
hi ikea, I'm a beauty blogger from ayueidris.com Can you create a beauty room idea for us who really need ideas to decorating our beauty room in a small space. thank you.
The dinning area is not bad but the rest is awful. A hammock?? lol. They could've fit a large sectional in the lower left with storage above it and seating or storage in the lower right. At least nothing would need to be moved around.
i love that you guys know exactly what YOU want so you'll complain about this video because it's not meeting your expectations, as if it was made specifically and only for you lol
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 the perfect comment has been made
The irony of complaining about people complaining. Apologists always have an agenda.
Unless that’s just a closet behind the couch, that seems like a massive fire risk (I’m American, our buildings are wood and paper)
@enovationsgr
Nothing against IKEA, cool ideas. However, THINK about this while people just sheep back and accept the slave mentality. 1/3 OF OUR MONEY (TA X Do LLERS) THAT WAS SENT TO ANOTHER blue/yellow COUNTRY COULD HAVE PROVIDED EVERY SINGLE A MER ICAN $200,000.00!!! And that’s only 1/3. Imagine if all the that WE EARN went into THIS COUNTRY? No one would be forced to live in a shoebox! It’s outrageously absurd.
I've never seen more judgy people than I have on ikea's challenge videos. Don't like the clutter? Don't put the stuff in your room. Don't like a certain piece of organization? Don't implement it in your home. Don't like the overall style? Cool, ya don't have to use it. Shitting on an entire design team because you personally don't like it is rude. Maybe you don't but other people might. The idea is for a person to use certain aspects from the video. The only argument that I've seen is them not putting the pieces in a link in the description. But they've made their own pieces in other videos that you can't buy at ikea, so it's purely a design video.
Trolls... Don't let them get to you.
I totally agree
probably these people have horrible taste and can't even apreciate something made by professionals
Yep
You've never seen more judgy people than on those Idea videos? Oh really?! You should go and have a look at LGBT / environment / women's rights videos and you'll change your mind in less than 2 seconds.
Having spent most of my life in very small spaces, I know that these solutions would eventually be the problem. One of the worst thing about small space living is not the amount of possessions one has, it's surprising how much well planned storage can absorb. What is a problem is having to move things around before you can carry out a task. Eventually you stop doing things if it means having to rearrange your room in order to do it. For example, having to move other furniture in order to get the table set up, would eventually lead to meals on laps.
From experience I know that it's possible to live well in small spaces, but this doesn't achieve it. Thankfully, I no longer have to worry about this. Since retirement, instead of downsizing as many do, I've upsized.
Thank you for your smart POV, it hit all the points I was thinking about. Also, if you don’t mind saying, how old are you?
Whenever I watch tiny houses documenter this exact thing always pop up in my mind. As much as I adore tiny homes and the ones on wheels, I don't think one day I'd want to actually live there once I have enough money to buy my own house (hehe). You see the thoughts of having to move things around, putting them in and putting them aside on daily basis stress me out. But still it amazes me how there many people out there who choose tiny homes because they actually like it and had invested their time, money and energy to build one.
That's exactly what I try to explain to everyone, i think it's just something mainstream right now and I believe nobody should have to live in such confined places. Bad thing is some people need to downsize for economical reasons and the worst part is ppl are making this look like a good thing when deep down it isn't in the long run..
I have found quite the opposite. If you don’t give up in the early stages, you quickly get used to the flipping and folding out and just do it without even thinking about it, in 30 seconds. The best example is the much-maligned Murphy bed. It takes all of 10 seconds to fold it up each morning, so do it. But for some reason people imagine it to be a chore, don’t do it, and then spend their day moving around this albatross commanding most of the room. The same is true of gateleg tables-people will dance a plate on their lap for ½ hour because it’s too much work to unfold the table, a 20-second job (frankly it takes far longer to set the table).
It becomes like putting away your laundry. If you just get used to doing it, you realize how minor the task was and before long don’t even think about it.
Agree, always look at these types of videos and think, heck no, I'll get sick of this.. Especially if you have kids 😣 you should atleast have a desk that's not your dinning table too, even if it's small.
I love that you could upsize! When you get older who wants to be moving things around because they don't have enough for everything!!
Or have a 'cramped' space out of need instead of a place you love.. Everyone should be able to retire in a beautiful space.. So sad that many cannot.. and I'm scared for the future, these things are not sustainable into old age.. I often wonder what tiny house people will do when they too old to climb up to a loft bed, etc. 😱
Please put these spaces into all Ikea stores world wide! It would be so good to have a go!
I have that dining table. It’s really nice but definitely too heavy to move around every night. Cute place though
Same and yup
Im planning to get that table. And im planning to add wheels that can be locked.
what's the name of the table? trying to see if it's still available to buy.
Nadine Orias hey 👋 it’s called Norden. The white ones on sale rn actually
@@beef0rtress wouldn’t this raise it too high off the floor? I suppose you could chop a bit of the leg off first, but I wonder, if your floors are not carpeted, whether it wouldn’t be easier to just put some felt pads under the legs and just slide the thing around.
I want a list of all the stuff that they put in this room
I clicked on this hoping for some inspiration for our small living room. I liked a lot of the ideas, but did think it was amusing that my living room is smaller than theirs. Still, a good video that advertises one of my favorite stores and some of the things they offer to help people try to fit into small spaces.
'playfull privacy'
Really like these videos! Would love to see more. I like storage ideas to hide away the clutter.
why don't they link the products so you can look at them on the website? now I have to search for them. this is how they loose a sale. isn't the purpose this video to sell things? please link all the products you used in the description box!
esther williams loose?
Lol
well, it would be a pretty long list. You could just go to an IKEA and ask.
Yes! It doesn't make sense not to link the products, whether from a marketing standpoint for them or just ease for whoever is watching.
@@mhairiinthematrix it's the opposite of tight you dum dum
This is a great series. We need more!
just stumbled upon this channel. I'm very thankful. Love from India
This is cute, but I just prefer a room with minimal clutter so having so much stuff everywhere is not appealing. I’d rather have closed storage where you can hide all that.
THREE KIDS. how tf do u know our family this is actually what i needed lmao
cuz its for mexicans
"Rare parent-only time."
Aww, mommy and daddy are playing Doctor.
In my perspective as someone who stay at home often in my free time..
The wrong part from all idea above is we need to move around object, because when at home I tend to become more lazy and moving things repetitively is burdensome activity that can make staying at home uncomfortable.
I think..
When you're in small room, it's better to optimize the amount of furniture that can be use for multi functions.
Thsi is true. Especially if u are a busy person. Everything will be going messy from time to time due to laziness.
Imagine Lockdown in this room with 3 kids
Narrator: Happy Planning :-)
My bank account: Hold up
these ikea videos give me anxiety. Too much clutter
this is for the minimalists
Why do they combine so many colors and textures that don't match?
Love these videos that have a different take on design! Keep it up!
I just love this.
I lived in bedsit flat in London. It's crazy how much you have to work with every cm.
I feel so bad for people who don't have the space they need. These ideas definitely help. Living space is getting smaller and smaller... Eventually everyone will be sleeping standing up 😭
Living space is getting smaller and smaller? Hasn’t it gone up in size significantly over the years? At least house size has
People used to sleep bent over a rope in Ireland...
i feel like im proud of them 😭
what programs did u use to make this video ? it is so awesome !
Rip the floors and their back
I'd like to know how the guitar was hung
Emma Verbraak a guitar hook
Premium that’s dark
I had bedroom, living room and dining room in 16 m²
No one wants to be constantly folding around in thier room.
MadGirl BitchingBoutStuffs you would have to deal with it if you had a small space like that
@@Julia-ds1ye not really. There is better ways then these folding things. Probably won't get around it completely but you can definitely forget about rolling shelves and such. Praktical solutions that are affordable. For example, to use a chouch and bed in the same funiture. And to only have one table our long counter wehre you eat, cook and do computer work. Ideally hanging storage and the table beneath it. If you have odd corners you can buld or order special fit storage for those. And you don't need huge amounts of storage really. You need a vew places to put stuff but not that much. Eh. It all comes down to beeing creative. I think they clutterred the room.
Love it just hope that my family is complete :(
That's so cool, how do you make the linework look 3D?
So you have to move the chairs so that they’re completely blocking the door?
With 3 children there are too many furnitures and there is too small space for running around. With that many staff it will be easily to make mess with only few not picked up toys or staff.
Good luck cleaning that place
The only question i have is: where is the television
Nice, but you forgot to put in a TV :)
not everyone watches tv
dawnriddler
Everyone watches tv *
@@elijahorozco2960 no, not everyone watches tv!
Tv is for poor people and clown
Where is the kitchen
“living room”
Awful. The room is far too cluttered and no one has time to be moving furniture around.
What about less stuff?
What are these sectionals? Are they still available?
Is minim living space listed in human right already?
as a person who lives in a 3rd world country, I know how hard it is to live in a small room without a proper storage system. we need to store so many things..my room is about that size but it's occupied with all the boxy furniture that ain't movable. there is just a narrow way in the room to walk just that. I really liked their idea...the r just showing u all the possible options that go together. if u don't like/need this much thn dont implement it in ur room.
Sometimes you can get lockable castor wheels, which would make life easier.
it only works if everything stays in its place and video mentions 3 kids. Hahaha IKEA has started making jokes as well
What if 18 square meters is all the space toi have in the apartment (bathroom and kitchen included)
Measure the space which you have designated as your living area. Maybe use the IKEA tool to help you imagine it all
What kind of software is this
Those renders r awesome
This is real haha It’s done by stop motion
The thumbnail ..thought it was a doll house.
what's the name of the orange angular cupboard?
Bangladesh needs IKEA so bad 😔
There's no tv
very nice but wouldn't really call it a small living space. my living room is smaller
Everyone forgets that ikea is freaking expensive, all those products in one room may even cost more than a house makeover by home depot....
Ikea is not expensive???? U can get a sofa there for £250
@@aineg2259 wow, where I live a sofa costs 1200$
@@bilalbou9173 well yeah they do do more expensive sofas but they have very budget friendly lines like the EKTORP or BRÅTHULT sofas
@@aineg2259 yes that may be, but included with everything that is listed in the video the whole room would take more then 10.000 bucks especially where I live
@@bilalbou9173 Where do you live?
Her: “honey prepare the living room for dinner”
Him: “ughhhhhhhhhhhhh”
*two hours later*
Reminds me of a garage.
It is wow for me. Thanks IKEA
What is the name of the foldable table?
where is the kitchen
??
"Be content with squaller, peons."
-Ikea
Do you mean squalor?
What about TV ?
Where can I get that hammock?
Excellent!
It's a nice idea but you are blocking the door with a sofa to fold out the tables. 😅
The dimension of the room??
How many sqm is this room?
Where is the tv ?
WHERE IS THE TV?
Notice how Ikea removed Likes and Comments on the 1st video because they had a female couple and the rest of these videos they don't have people in them at all......
does anyone know wht dining table is that?
ikea norden
Where is the kitchen?
Read the title again, but s l o w e r
Lol, what is up with the glass of water standing in a cabinet.
I love an empty wall in a room . Maybe a picture but not too much .
Where’s the tv
Looking for tv
where is the bathroom, kitchen and laundry room? and also the tv
Fernando Abarro it's a living room
Lol the reply has more likes
Cup Noodle lol you liked your own comment.
It’s a living room... plus, not everyone can a afford a tv you over privileged buffoon
A lot of assumptions here. Not all people are tidy or even get on despite being related. 3 kids? I’d pay good money to be a fly on the wall.
The parents will need the private time and then some. The kids will probably develop an aversion to moving furniture. But in utopia this is a lovely concept.
Wheres the kitchen
That hammock and straw are so unnecessary
I wonder if the CEO of IKEA would live in this tiny room. It's always rich business owners with huge homes who profit off of this "tiny house" trend.
The problem is more the commodification of needing a place to live, rather than rich furniture retailers (but yes, commodification of needing stuff to functionally live in your house is also a problem IMO)
lol the CEO of ikea lives in a normal like 1500 square feet house, research before u make assumptions
Stop it! That was scary. Movie 6th Sense.
I feel uncomfortable after watched this. If you could make it simpler with less furniture, why not? I prefer Japanese minimalist style 😌
Why is there so much clutter?
"We have to build it of course!" renders it virtually does nto mean what you meant! XD
This room does not spark joy ...
💛💙
I want
Do ya think I'm hippie?
No. They are simply giving and idea for a small space living room. You can except it, come up with you own. IKEA is not telling you what to do
Ikea.. inspired by ikea bird
Given that the world’s population over the next century is about to plummet, due to reduction in fertility small places like this might not be as necessary as they seem.
同じような物が多いので、もっと物を減らした方が部屋を有効活用できる。
Excellent 🌱
Why is the hammock at such a stupid angle? That doesn’t look comfortable at all
room designer have to live on that room several days so they will realize that the idea are disaster
Malah penuh perabotan
いいね〜
hi ikea, I'm a beauty blogger from ayueidris.com
Can you create a beauty room idea for us who really need ideas to decorating our beauty room in a small space. thank you.
so many negative comments but i love this layout
i cant imagine living in a very small space
The dinning area is not bad but the rest is awful. A hammock?? lol. They could've fit a large sectional in the lower left with storage above it and seating or storage in the lower right. At least nothing would need to be moved around.
Playful privacy wth!??
Netflix is so 2007