I completely agree! Marie's Schöneberg apartment is the perfect example of how blending vintage with modern design can create a truly unique and stylish space.
She means that apartments in Germany often have no built-in kitchen. In fact, the room designated as a kitchen often only has the plumbing and electrical and gas attachments and is otherwise empty. Sometimes there is a kitchen (furniture and appliances) and you have to buy it from the previous owner. Many years ago Berlin apartments were required to have a sink and some means of cooking (either a stove with oven or at least a 2-burner hotplate) but this seems no longer to be the case.
its a thing. she talks bs. a lot of flats in germany have a kitchen. furthermore it can be complicated with the lawif yu have a kitchen already built in
@@jemandjemand2362 I think it depends on the age of the building and the city how common it is to have a built-in kitchen. My place in Berlin had an old IKEA kitchen when I moved in 22 years ago, but it is not a rental. The place I lived before (also in Berlin-Schöneberg) had only a tiny, old enameled cast-iron sink and a gas stove from the 1950s, but no cabinets and that was very common when I moved there in the mid-1980s.
Shows that a sense of style doesn't just come from brands, it comes from personal pairing and attitude. I love collecting kislux bags in different designs. The replicas give me more options. Do what you love with your money.
Somehow I feel a lot better about my own poverty knowing that people in 1500€ apartments still hang their kitchen utensils on hooks on a rail and use True Fruits bottles for storage just like me...
Ok but a framed TV is SUCH a brilliant idea! Now I feel like I need one too 😍 Share your thoughts below on what you think of Marie’s space!
I completely agree! Marie's Schöneberg apartment is the perfect example of how blending vintage with modern design can create a truly unique and stylish space.
I absolutely love it! She has so much talent 😍
Wow the style is super cool! Love it!
Love what she did with the place! 😍
Such a great tour. Love the place!
Thank you so much! So happy you enjoyed it 😊
Beautiful apartment!
To be honest: Another sad story about the rental market in berlin. 1500€ for a total of 2 rooms?
Unfortunately this is pretty common at the moment in Berlin! 😕
In Munich this would be considered a bargain!
@@CaroSophie1 same in London, here a flat of that size would easily go for £2500-3000
Two to three years ahead people watching this video will comment: Oh wow, it was possible to get 2 rooms for less than 2000?! 😀
@ unfortunately that’s probably the sad reality…🥲
"Kitchen is not a thing in most German apartments" is the line upon which I died inside. Like how is it not a thing for any living accommodation?
She means that apartments in Germany often have no built-in kitchen. In fact, the room designated as a kitchen often only has the plumbing and electrical and gas attachments and is otherwise empty. Sometimes there is a kitchen (furniture and appliances) and you have to buy it from the previous owner. Many years ago Berlin apartments were required to have a sink and some means of cooking (either a stove with oven or at least a 2-burner hotplate) but this seems no longer to be the case.
Believe me the first time I heard most German rentals come without a built in kitchen I also died inside!
its a thing. she talks bs. a lot of flats in germany have a kitchen. furthermore it can be complicated with the lawif yu have a kitchen already built in
@@jemandjemand2362 I think it depends on the age of the building and the city how common it is to have a built-in kitchen. My place in Berlin had an old IKEA kitchen when I moved in 22 years ago, but it is not a rental. The place I lived before (also in Berlin-Schöneberg) had only a tiny, old enameled cast-iron sink and a gas stove from the 1950s, but no cabinets and that was very common when I moved there in the mid-1980s.
SRLS love your apartment ❤greetings from Spojil 🎉
Shows that a sense of style doesn't just come from brands, it comes from personal pairing and attitude. I love collecting kislux bags in different designs. The replicas give me more options. Do what you love with your money.
Somehow I feel a lot better about my own poverty knowing that people in 1500€ apartments still hang their kitchen utensils on hooks on a rail and use True Fruits bottles for storage just like me...
this is why berlin is getting more and more expensive #gentrification
Kalt und einfallslos.
irgendwie ungemütlich
steril, kalt, langweilig.
You are part of the problem of rising rents.
No, she‘s not. And it‘s dumb and short sighted to say that. But I get where it‘s coming from.