SCANDI COUPLE'S FIRST HOUSE 💗 | The Sims 4: Dream Home Decorator Speed Build
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I'm french ! Kicthen is mainly in the front of the house, near the entryway We very often have a dining room mix with a living room (except old house) and in modern one, the kitchen is open on the livingroom Most of us always remove shoes It's fancier to have a laundry room, usualy It's in the bathroom or the garage
And a two bedroom appartement might be from 50 to 75
We are building a house and I thought that this was so familiar... YOU ARE LITERALLY BUILDING OUR HOUSE! 😂
OMG THAT IS HILARIOUS 😂😂😂
Will your house also only have access to the staircase through a laundry room? Or is it just that the exterior is the same?
@@limiv5272 no i think it is just the way it ended up because of the sims. In our house the stairs are in a U-shape directly off the entrence. If you want to look at the floorplan the house is called Accent from Myresjöhus 😊
I explained in the video why I made the staircase like that 😊
@@AvelineYT I must've missed that. I sometimes get mesmerized by the building process
I liked how the sectional fits into the design of the main room. We really should have had them since the beginning of the game. Nicely made, thank you for sharing it.😊
I'm from Brazil, more specifically from Brasília, where our buildings were made inspired by the soviet era buildings, so there's some uniformity on the older units. A 2 bedroom apartment would be around 60-80m2. I also lived in another big city for a while, Curitiba, and there a 2 bedroom apartment would range from 40m2 to 120m2, but the average was between 50-70m2.
I love 3 things about this video: pack, amazing building skills and your lovely personality. 🥰
I love this home! The black pops and it still feels cozy here ☺️
I'm from Brazil and I live in the biggest city of the country, São Paulo. I live in an apartment that has 3 bedrooms and 63m², so it's pretty small, but I think the regular size for an apartment in my city is kind of 70 - 80m². But there is a lot of apartments like studios that has just 1 bedroom and around 30m², for single couples or just one person. I am new to the chanel but I already love to watch your videos, all your constructions are beautiful! Sending love from Brazil 😘
My boyfriend's parents (Danish, they live in Zealand) have AC in their house 😅 It is almost always on, but not for heating or cooling but for humidity and ventilation. I did not find anywhere where it says we are not allowed to have them, but it is generally not needed 😊 Unless I am misunderstanding what kind of AC you mean 🙂
On the other note, I really liked this build and the pack! Thanks for the video 😊
In Croatia (where I am from but moved to Denmark), I think the standard size would be 50 to 70 sqm. My parents' apartment is 54 sqm. But I feel like it is changing and that the standard size in new builds rose up. Not by a lot, but 60 to 70 sqm for two people, or couple with 1-2 kids. I also noticed new apartments have køkken-alrum, while the older apartments have separate kitchen and living room. Not sure for houses because it really depends on the person's taste, I don't think I can put a finger on it 😅 Same with where the kitchen is, it really just depends on the plan of the building, there is no general rule or tradition. But yes, we always take our shoes off at home. When we have guests we of course tell them they do not need to take their shoes off, that is just how it is, but many decide to do it anyway 😁
Yes with the AC thing! I'm danish and I had to double check with my boyfriend if we're allowed to have AC, but we've both never heard anything about it not being allowed ahaha - But yeah I don't really know anyone who has it anyway
I love seeing the possibilities of the packs before committing to buying them!
I live in Michigan, USA and in my area, a 2 bedroom apartment ranges from 800-1200 sq ft (74-111 square meters I think)
Apartments either have laundry in-unit (often times near kitchen) or communal at apartment complex (usually down the hall)
But in my house personally, our laundry is in the basement. A lot of people I know have this as well and they have a laundry chute that they can throw their laundry to the basement from an upstairs bathroom or hallway.
What a lovely build ^^ I wish I could ever afford this as a "first house", LOL.
I live in Czechia - we have tons of Soviet-style apartment blocks here left over from the socialism era, so lots of people still live in apartments with the exact same floorplans thorough the country. I live in one too, ours is one bedroom and 53 sq meters, so 2 bedrooms would be 65-80 sq m. Kitchens and living rooms are usually separated by full walls and doors in these apartments, there's always a small entryway and the bathroom and toilet (separate) are right next to the front door. Newly built apartments tend to be on the expensive side, so they may have bigger rooms and obviously open & more flexible floorplans.
We do have certain districts with McMansions, actually, likely a bit smaller than their American equivalents (any house larger than 3-4 bedrooms or 2 bathrooms sounds massive to me), but often equally lacking in taste... Standalone houses here are very diverse here, from tiny rundown 19th century worker homes to modern mansions. They're all mostly rectangular or simple L-shapes, though, unless they've had additions glued on over time. The American norm of having elaborate facades and roofs with many separate "shapes" is also something I mostly encounter through the Sims :)
One thing I noticed is that most Czechs are really into having their rooms laid out based on where the sun is coming from (living room windows always to the south/west, kitchen to the north/east etc.) rather than the front/back orientation of the lots.
And for your other questions, we take taking shoes off very seriously in most households :D Including a dedicated stash of guest slippers. Washing machines go wherever there is space, but I think bathrooms are probably the most common option. Mine is under the kitchen counter and nobody is surprised by that, though.
It's always so interesting to hear how people in other parts of the world live. I'd hate to live somewhere not taking your shoes off is frowned upon. I have custom insoles and walking without them is painful
@@limiv5272 Oh! I'm sure people would be understand a health issue like that :) It's mostly because of carpeted floors, but as those are less common in new interiors, some millennials and younger people get less strict about shoes. Same with hats indoors and other more old fashioned rules :) I personally don't insist at all, but most people are so used to taking their shoes off they start doing it before I can even tell them ^.^ It just feels more cozy when friends are visiting, when it's like a plumber or sth or a short visit, it feels more weird to me that they almost insist on leaving their shoes outside. I hated having to wear slippers at school, especially in middle and high school! It also depends on the climate AFAIK, we definitely get some snow and mud on our shoes in winter.
I’m Polish and a lot of the things you wrote seem very similar to what I know and see around here. :)
I live in Moscow, in average 2 bedrooms apartment is 72 m2:) but it could also easily be 55 m2❤️ LOOOVE this build
Hi from Brazil. Your building looks perfect as always. About your question... Here a standard 2 bedroom apartment is around 50 m2. New homes have this open concept but the old ones have the kitchen separated more to the back of the house. The first room is always the livings room and we dont usually take off shoes (although I do it in mine). xoxo
I live in Greece and the typical house or apartment here for a family (4-5 people) is around 100 sqm with 2 bedrooms, a living room with the dining space, a seperate kitchen and a bathroom with the laundry machines in it. For a single person is around 30 sqm with everything in one space, except the bathroom of course. 😂
Love that you did a Scandinavian house since I live in Sweden! 🇸🇪
It’s even a Swedish house!! 😊
@@AvelineYT even better!!❤️🇸🇪
I live in apartment in Sao Paulo (Brazil) it's 78m2 with 2 bedrooms and a balcony. I think it's a "normal" size here. It's not small or big, it's ok.
Loved this build and a huge fan of yours!
I live in northern New York where it is very rural, we literally have more cows than people. Anyway, typically a 2 bedroom apartment is 800-900 square feet. For apartments the kitchen is the first room you walk into and the laundry is in a closet off the kitchen or there is no laundry. For a house kitchens tend to be in the back of the house and the laundry is in the bathroom or the basement.
I live in Norway and I have 2 aircon units. So it’s allowed, just not encouraged. Because it’s not really environmentally friendly
was looking for a comment like this. i wanna move to sweden and i absolutely hate the heat so i panicked for a second lol
@@spookeymo Sweden is very environmentally conscious so it’s probably not allowed there, sorry
@@cryptic_sunflower well I hope they take it into account when building houses then and that they're a bit more heat-proof by design
It is allowed in Sweden, don’t know where the idea that it’s not comes from 😂 the only exception is if you’re buying an apartment, cause then you’ll have to apply to the property owner for installing one. (Usually isn’t a problem).
Hi! I'm from Spain and I live in a 3 bedroom apartment that is about 100m2, that is considered medium to big size here. The majority of the houses and apartments in Spain have the kitchen separated from the living and dining space, even though the modern ones use to be open concept or "american kitchen" (that's how we say it in Spain). It is very usual to have a laundry room attached to the kitchen, but for tinier homes it is very common to have the laundry machine in the kitchen, that is my case, or in the bathroom (not as common). Spanish people don't use to take their shoes off when they arrive at home, but I do. I also wanted to add that the majority of spanish people live in apartments and not in houses even outside the city center.
I love when you give us fun facts about Denmark🥰
I live in the midwest in the US, and I would say a typical 2 bedroom apartment is anywhere from 65sqm to 100 sqm, although most people live in houses. My house is considered pretty big where I live but not the biggest for sure (~325sqm) some houses where I'm from can get up to 450 - 500 sqm. We have a three story (basement, ground level, upstairs) 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bath but could be 5 beds and 3.5 baths if we finished the basement. I'd say most houses here have a foyer, and from there you either enter the living room or dining room, and the kitchen is usually in the back of the house and is either partially or not visible at all when you walk in :)
This build of yours is one of my favorites. 😍
finally we have this kind of couches! OMG! i luv and need it immediately
Love this! Also the 2 bedroom apartments where I live average around 500-800 square feet. Most of them also don't have laundry in them unless it's communal laundry or you need to go to a Laundromat
In Germany it’s also super uncommon to have an air con system in your house 😅 it’s probably different in newer homes, but I literally don’t know anyone who has one. Even my boyfriends old job that was in a relatively new office building didn’t have it and they were facing the sun in the middle of the day! People here are mostly too cheap to get any cooling devices so they close of their apartments or houses in the morning with blinds and when it’s night and a little cooler we do “lüften”, which is apparently our holy grail :’)
Apartments here differ in size depending on where you live but I’d say the usual 2-bedroom apartment is something between 55-60 square meters. We live in a weird converted garage-turned bike shed- turned 2-bedroom apartment (which in Germany usually means one bedroom and one living room because most apartments don’t to open floor plans) with around 80 square meters which is really big compared to our friends homes but also very oddly shaped. We have a lot of apartment builds in Germany that use the same floor plan everywhere and I also grew up in one of these, where a 3-bedroom (aka 2 bedroom, one living room) usually is around 65 square meters.
I live in Arizona and my one bedroom apartment is 860 sq ft 😊 it's pretty standard for our area. Most people I know take our shoes off in the house but we live in the southwest so it's very dusty and you don't want to track dirt around your home. And we have a separate laundry room usually off the kitchen or in the garage!
In Italy a standard 2 bedroom apartment is approximately 70 sq meters. Usually there’s a garage which is not directly connected with the house (talking about flats and condos) which is not included in the 70 sq meters average. In my area no one uses the garage for a car 🤣 we use it as a utility room + extra storage room (so laundry, winter/summer clothes wardrobe storage, gardening tools, bicycles, etc)
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Thank you 😊
Vi elsker vores firkantede huse her i DK😂
Fantastisk hus du har bygget❤️
Det siger du ikke 😅😂
@@AvelineYT 😂😂
In Barcelona 60-75 m2 is average for a 2 or 3 bedroom flat, and the buildings are huge. We usually have a hole (or various ones) in the middle of the building (going across all flats) so the kitchens (and a small annexes for laundry) in the whole building open there and the clothelines cross the hole, so you can see everyone’s laundry!! in satellite view in google maps you can see them, although sometimes there’s a covering on top
Ukrainian here, our 2-bedroom apartments usually are about 50-55m2, but the newly built apartments are around 70-80m2. We also always take our shoes off and either stay barefoot or put on home slippers. And the washing machine is mostly in bathrooms. We also have separate toilets and bathrooms, and never have any en suite bathrooms (at least in my experience)
P.S. Your builds are simply amazing!
In France, the smallest "confortable" one bedroom apartment is about 40-45 sqm, with one kitchen-living-dining room and one bedroom separate. And laundry are more in bathroom but some are in kitchen, no dedicated room.
Such a cute build I do love the pond beside it as well, makes it super cute and homey. 🏡🤍
Hi Aveline, this is probably one of my favourite houses you built this year. :) I wished as well, they would improve the lighting of rooms you build under the roof. But I doubt this is on top of their priority list. As always they are bugs to fix for our newest pack.
When talking about average sizes of apartments in Germany, where I am from, I need to consider what kind of building style the apartment is situated in and how many rooms the Apartments have. Roughly estimated a one room apartment is 20-30 m2, 2 room apartments maybe 30-60 m2, 3 room apartments at least 40-80 m2 and 4 room apartment 70 to 120 m2. Sometimes it’s also possible to talk to the landlord and ask to add a wall or remove walls if you need a separate sleeping room or an office for example or you prefer to have bigger rooms. That’s way they are such wide ranges when it comes to apartment sizes.
This house is amazing, I really like this style
I live in Stockholm, Sweden and I feel like most 2 bedrooms apartment is normally around 60-80 m2 :) I live alone in a 2 bedroom apartment and mine is 62 m2 and it’s way to big just for me haha! Planning to turn one of the bedrooms (that’s used as storage) into an office/guestroom :)
The average 1 bedroom 1 bath in California is about 889 sq ft so about 82 sq m. The living room and kitchen tend to be open concept here or have a small bar area or wall separating them. You typically walk through the living room to get to our kitchens. And if you have a washer and dryer in your apartment you're lucky. They will be on a patio, garage, hallway closet or bathroom. Our houses vary. The northern part is farmland and has older style houses while the south is very modern or typical suburban. We also have some desert style homes here. Its a mixed bag. Apartments are fairly standard though.
Moving in my Sim family asap! Thank you!
Love this build so much! 😍 In Belgium a 2 bedroom apt is about 90-130 square meters. 3 of my friends live in an apt & they have a washing machine in the kitchen and a rack on their balcony. 👔
I live in a two bedroom, two bathroom loft apartment in the Midwest USA, and it’s 111 square meters. My kitchen, dining and living are all in one and my washer dryer are stacked in a tiny closet by my bedroom entrance off the living room. My apartment is a little big, size wise, compared to others in my city but I splurged a bit to have a nice home office and cool urban feel
I’d say the standard size 2-3 bedroom apartment and even house for the United States is about 1,000-1,200 sq ft. There is many smaller apartments in bigger cities though. The room placements in the house are all over the place. I wouldn’t say there is a standard placement of rooms. Laundry is usually in the basement but in newer houses now it may be placed on the second floor of a home where the bedrooms are if it’s a two story home or just on the main floor if it’s one floor. Laundry usually has its own separate room or in bathroom. Sometimes it can even be outside. In warmer places like Florida I have even seen it common for laundry outside which is so weird to me lol
My favorite soooong ♥ Btw, I'm french and I mainly have friends with washing machines in their bathroom, some of them who have a big kitchen put it there, and my parents keep the washing machine and the drying machine in a separate room that we also use as a cellar and a place where we keep stuff like shoes and everything
A typical first house for an Indonesian couple is a tiny house with one or two bedrooms (20-45 meter square). The kitchen would be in the back. The living room should be in the front and there's a dining table in it. And then of course there's a bathroom. Ideally, the plan is to expand the house following the growth of the family, either vertically or horizontally.
I'm from Seattle and every house i've lived in has a dedicated laundry room which we also keep storage stuff in. i always take my shoes off before coming inside because we have carpet
Omg the Attic.. 💖
My last apt was in Indiana, USA, and it was 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and about 1000 square feet. The laundry machines were in the hallway like in a closet.
So in my country we don't say 2 or 3 bedroom apartment, we just say 2 or 3 room apartment so if the living room is separate from the kitchen and there is bedroom as well we'd call that 2 room apartment. And those apartments would be around 30-50 m^2. As for real 2 bedroom apartment those are usually 60-80 m^2.
We absolutely take off shoes indoors and washing machine is in the bathroom :D
I speak Spanish but I love watching your channel because your buildings are very beautiful and original. I always want to do them all. 💗💗
I'm from the midwest US. The kitchen tends to be in the back of the house and is open with the dining room. Usually the dining room has door to the backyard, where people eat out in the summer. About half of people take off their shoes inside and half do not, which annoys me. Laundry will usually be right by (or in) the garage or in the utility room (usually in an unfinished basement). It depends on the price range, but a 2-bedroom apartment typically ranges from ~75 to 125 square meters. I think that conversion is right; I think in feet, so 800 sf to 1400.
Wow this is a beautiful house! I live in the Netherlands and there are no houses like that. I myself live in a terraced house. Love you Aveline!
Hi there!
Im from the west coast of the US. Ive kind of lived all up and down the west coast and Id say on average a 2 bed apt is anywhere between 75-90 m2 or 800-950 sq. feet. I remember my very first apartment in Portland OR was like 820 sq. feet and it worked for 3 people living there.
I haven't had time to watch your videos for a looong time but now I did and your videos are so good!❤❤ This house looks amazing!😍 And to your questions I live in finland and 2 bedrooms is usually around 60-70m2 even though it has a lot to do with where you live here ! And our landry machines are almost ALWAYS in the bathroom, like I have never seen a laundry room in finland😂
Really loving the car port in this one!
I am from the USA, the kitchen can be in the front or the back of the house. For me I take my shoes off when I walk through the door. And the washer and dry has it own room or it is in or near the kitchen.
I want indoor laundry so bad, I’m in Texas and my washer and drawer has always been in the garage 😭
@@Claire.Chenault ohhh no baby. In the heat !!!! Can you access it from the house or do you have to walk outside ???
@@neveahsmith171 we can access it from the house! I just hate having to go into our garage at night to do laundry because of bugs 😂
I’ve been in a few houses that have laundry rooms, but those are on the fancier side, I’ve never seen laundry in a kitchen or bathroom before
@@Claire.Chenault still that must suck. I have a garage too and the bugs do suck. Spiders in there too. Like the kitchen would be towards the back of the house and then in a small hallway or something there is a stackable washer and dryer with some storage. Or the they have their own room. I seen in a lot of newer builds for 2 story homes, the washer and dryer is on the 2 bed floor.
One idea for sorta scandinavian mansion could a fancy summerhouse. I'm not sure if actual scandinavian countries do the specific style, but my instant reaction to a (nordic) mansion was one of the pitsihuvila (lit. lace villa) with a lot of lace-pattern woodwork, big porches and usually even a tower we have in Finland. I'm not sure how well they translate to the sims though.. And definitely not contemporary in style ^^''
I haven’t seen that kind of house in any of the Scandi countries 🤔 it almost looks gothic! I feel like this pack fits better with modern Scandi or contemporary Scandi 😊
Aww amazing build super cute love it
Cozy interiorrrr😍
I love your builds!
Wait, what do you mean you're not allowed to have air conditioning??
As for sizes of small apartments here, it's hard to say because nearly all new apartments here are 4-5 rooms. I've maybe seen two 3-room apartments in my entire life. It's an issue for a lot of people.
The backyard is amazing!
When I used to live in OKC the average size was around 850-900 sqft for a 2 bedroom. Floor plans varied.
In Poland average apartment for two is somewhere in between 60 and 75 m2.
It actually depends on where you live, older buildings in small towns often are so much bigger than the new ones in bigger cities.
Very very nice Aveline💗
Me and my fiance live in 2 bedroom apartment which is 110 square meters. Our living room, dining room and kitchen all are in the same room which I love. Actually we just got a customized walk in closet kinda thing from Ikea. (the white pax series if I remembered correctly) we build all the walk in closet together in 3 weeks.. but the result was awesome, I loved it and he loved it 😂
100% in love with this build!
I'm in America. I live in Baltimore, Maryland. My family and me live in a one floor house. Our kitchen is to the back of my house. Never ssen a kitchen n the second floor of a house. My washer and dryer is in the basement. Shit my living room, dinner room and kitchen lines up perfectly in a open floor plan. Love the build by the way.
Here in Germany My boyfriend and me live in a 3-room 90m2 Apartment with a balcony. Perfect size we think 😊
I live in Russia and in USSR we had massive housing construction that preceded iconic khrushchyovka the 5-floor panel apartment building and 2 bedrooms apartment would be 50-55 square meters. But most of the panel buildings I see is from ~70-s they are 9 floors, and 2 bedrooms apartment would be 56-80 square meters.
i live in germany in a city centre and i have one bedroom and a living room (the kitchen has its own room), it's around 50m2. my previous flat had three rooms and it was 70m2 so that's about the size of "regular" flats around here
The average size of apartments (2 bedroom) around where I live in Edinburgh, Scotland is about 90 sqm (970 sqft) which is definitely on the larger side for a city apartment. The laundry is in a separate area however more people have been converting the laundry area to make the bathroom bigger so usually it will go in the kitchen instead
Shoes are sooo welcome on Spanish homes!!
I can’t imagine not having air conditioning. It gets over 120°F where I live.
same here. 🔥🥵
Love the house. I love you!!!! Every time you make something is amazing
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In Spain we don't use to have a proper "laundry room", the washing machine is in the Kitchen and the (idk how to say this in English) like the thing where you put your dirty clothes is on the bathroom (?). I know that a lot of people don't understand why, and we either haha, but if you go into a house and the washing machine is in another place (for example in a Laundry room), is considered to be a "rich" person (like not rich, but you know), it may sound weird (and it is) but it is like this hahaah
Is amazing this, how you build this houses and decor apartment, I love it
In Switzerland where i live, for a 2 Bedroom appartment, there are mostley from 70 to 100 square meters, which i think is pritty roomie, but you can fit enough stuff in it.
Its the Best pack of the sims 😍❤
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Love this build
As a swede I love this!!
2 Bdrm apt here is maybe 800-1000 sqft?? I live in a 4 bedroom, 3 bath, 2200sqft house. My first apartment was 1 bedroom, 600sqft.
I'm super late on commenting but I love learning about other homes and places 💜
Sending love from South Africa xx
Love the build😍... normally the smallest would be 2000/3000 sq feet like townhouse type or you get a full house 2 bd 1br full kitchen(seldom a 1bd 1 br) and we do take off our shoes its actually rude not too. #Caribbean
I think my apartment is pretty standard for a 2 bedroom apartment. I think it's like 75m2 ? Something like that. I live in the Netherlands. Ps. Love the build!
I live in the USA so idk. But why can’t you guys have ac in your houses in Scandinavia?
Pretty sure that's for environmental reasons. I haven't ever seen any residential house on the continent with AC, it was just never a thing here and I think it might not even be allowed in the EU. What we do have sometimes (in more modern builds, I think) are buildings that have floor heating systems that, in summer, pump cold water through the pipes so the rooms cool down. Edit: Well! Turns out I was wrong and it IS allowed. It's just not a thing people here do, it seems. ^^
Yeah I’ve been lied to, but it’s VERY uncommon to have AC here anyway 😊
Not exactly Scandinavia, but in Finland ac system called air source heat pump has become increasingly popular in the last ten years or so. Most office buildings have some sort of ac system, and we even have district cooling network (similar to district heating). Very weird that ac/cooling systems are uncommon in Denmark as it's more southern country than Finland 😮
I'm from Texas and in a 2800 square ft house...but have family in France and am used to their smaller apartments and homes as well!
Woah I’m in Texas too and that sounds like a borderline mansion 😂
I live in Sweden, my appartment have 3 rooms, 63 square meters. My boyfriend for start thought it was huge, he is from Latvia and used to live small. I think it's a normal size. One brother lives in middle of Stockholm, his appartment is veeery tiny but two rooms.
We have a laundry room in basement, we share it with everyone in the area
Ohhhh I'm early! Love the house, scandi sister :)
This pack is so cool! I really like your house! Beautiful!
I'm from Florida. My house is 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms . Just under 1100 square feet. The house your making is way bigger than my house. My kitchen is in the back of the house. It is just a rectangle. Left to right. I have a car port and a pool. Small closets. My laundry is accessible by the outside.
Its soo cute already!! 😍❤️
I'm from Serbia, and here standard 2bedroom apartmet is around 60 sqm or more
A normal apartment with 2 bedrooms I think is around 60 m2 where I live. We have the laundry in the bathroom.
Honestly speaking, you "English" better than a large majority of native English speakers... No need to feel embarrassed or to apologize. I must have watched 10 of your builds before I even realized English wasn't your first language, and that was only because you mentioned it. Keep up the good work and thank you so much for all your beautiful builds! I use several of them in my game.
I just know, that if those succulents on the coffeetable were real, they'd be dead in a matter of days. At least if it really were in Scandinavia ahaha
Oh I KNOW LOL
So.... now that you have this pack maybe you could build your apartment floor plan for us ^_^. I love to see international culture in builds that are actually built by people of that culture.
I already built it when I moved in in 2019! 😊
If im not wrong here in Mexico the standard for a 3 bedroom apartment (I don’t think there's a lot of apartmets with 2 bedrooms) is 40-50m2 and others are 50-60m2 and thats expensive for most people, Its a little hard explaning how is everything like that haha ^-^"
I hace a 3 bedroom 2 bath apartment. It is 1430 sq ft. There are 2 front doors. One for the living room and one in the kitchen.(we still don't know why??) The kitchen, dining room, and living room are all in one room, your dream type. There is one hallway. Bedroom to the left. Bathroom to the right. As you go farther, a coat closet and furnace room on the left. At the back there is the second bedroom on the left and master bed and bath to the right. Along the back wall is a wall full of shelves.
There is also a closet in the living room. Right to the side of one og the front doors
I live in Ireland and apparently an average size apartment is 81 square m compared to 115 in Denmark (2015 study) and it's not a weird question to me because I get curious about this stuff too, especially when it comes to other countries!
I have lived in six states here and visited the vast majority, and I've never once seen a home with two tables here in the US unless one was on a terrace, and I've heard of them in AirBnbs simply because Europeans like to have them, but American culture typically dictates you have one place for eating and maybe barstools in the kitchen area if you have a bar. My grandparents being German could state that Germans do this sometimes as well. However, when I lived in France, even in the heart of Paris many places had breakfast nooks even if just for one person to sit, but I've never experienced this in America.
In France, laundry usually in the kitchen but no dryer, some nicer places may put in pantry. In America, depends on where you live. Midwest and south typically downstairs or in the basement because of tornados, basements are necessary. On the west coast, often, same level as the bedrooms in it's own place or a nook in a hallway. In the east coast, could be the basement, or downstairs mainly due to older structures but not always. In apartments, is typically off the master bathroom hookups in a nook somewhere out of the way.
I think in Germany, the thing with the two tables is that about a hundred years ago, it was normal to have the table in the kitchen. Eventually, tables in living rooms became more of a thing, but that didn't mean that the tables vanished from kitchens instantly. I know that when my parents built their house in the 80s, the original planning had a table both in the living room and a small one in the kitchen area as well (that they ended up not putting in after all). Maybe that's what it's about?