So, from watching many of these videos, I have learnt that to create lovely harmonius small living spaces you need 2 things: 1. An architect with a calm voice 2. An Aesop hand wash
jesserowlingsify Is Chippendale actually comparatively cheap? It’s such a great location. Close to so many amenities - universities, city, couple of live theatres, cinemas, Chinatown, great variety of restaurants. I shall have to investigate.
@@architecclp2647 28 is quite young in the grand scheme of things, specially if you graduate at 25. Most people won't marry before their 30s, so you're actually doing well.
It's really all down to choosing suitable furnishings. Small space needs small furniture with simple design. And storage to stow away all the clutters is also crucial.
@12natizinha, I agree - I would have chosen one or two larger size seating and back cushions. But, they don't have a tv to watch. They live in Sydney, so possibly live outside their home more. And the designer talked about her clients liking a Japanese and Scandi aesthetic. So I think the multiple cushions on the seating reflect that. They also add some visual texture to the space.
i've seen Aesop products on other videos as well, maybe it's a sponsor... thing? idk but every time i see them i'm reminded of how unattainable these aparments are for a mortal like me lmao
sans compter qu'il semble vraiment petit pour 49m2... le mien fait +/- 46m2 (à Bruxelles ;) avec le même genre de disposition, et parait nettement, nettement plus grand
They also allow air to come into the bedroom at night while keeping light out. I never would have thought to do it myself, but completely matches the styling of the apartment.
Ohh please show the bathroom on an upcoming episode. This space is absolutely brilliant, I could imagine myself living there. The designer sure knows what she's doing! BRAVO
Imagine washing a spoon in the sink and the water from the tap hits the spoon at full blast and before you know it a quick stream of water veers to the left. Bye bye iMac.
There are many other similar channels on TH-cam but this one stay on the topic all the time, with only a few minutes length and a lot of details in it. Great videos all the time!
A small advice for the channel: it'd be helpful if you could also include the cost of the project, even just an estimate, would be helpful for others who are considering a similar build. Love your channel 💕
I have 3 giant fiddle leaf fig trees and i thought the same thing! They should swap its position with the monstera plant they have. Fiddles need bright light, monstera plants can tolerate low light conditions
Yeeaaaah that's super foolish design that guy is a goner there. Also: Monstera + small apartment = foolish. The rubber plant in the corner won't do great either. Beautiful design, very poor plant design.
This is stunning. As a person in her mid 20s, I wish we could have an idea of how much these renovations cost. I'd imagine that the price of the apartment allowed for some money to go towards renovations, but I'm so curious to know how much that actually was -- especially for a couple in their early 20s.
@@velyvely6479 Lol mate, the median Aussie yearly wage is like $67k AUD a year. The median 1 bed apartment for Chippendale is around $650k. So that's 10x median income. Plus renovations (which are quite expensive at the moment because of the global lack of supplies). And how did someone in their early 20s manage to save a 10-20% deposit?
Has to be wealthy parents. That apartment is 46sqm, no reputable bank will give a home loan for a property less than 50sqm; which, I believe, also rules out accessing any of the first home buyers grant schemes. I'd guess mum and dad had an investment property that went empty thanks to the border closures (Chippendale has a big international student population in normal times) and they're 'renting' aka mortgage to the bank of mum and dad with the responsibility of doing renos on it.
I never thought let's combine japanese and Danish but when I saw the space and I'm like ya that makes sense. They both have similar design values: simple, minimal, natural
I completely agree. This is a really beautiful balance of the minimalistic approach, light color palette, and natural materials both countries use. My initial thought was actually: Oh. That kitchen looks like most Danish new builds from the past years - and then she mentioned taking inspiration partly from Danish design.
One of the big compromises here is the workspace. For one, kitchen counters are pretty far off from the ideal height of a desk in terms of ergonomics. The second thing is the melding of the work zone with the sofa hangout area, which is not ideal. The apartment is a really beautiful space though.
I think if they had a tv, the closeness between workspace and living would be a bigger problem than it is - it's looking like they use the sofa as a space enclosed within itself. I suppose most of us see the sofa as one corner of a space which faces the tv area! Plus i imagine they might potentially use that large pc monitor for work, but also to watch films if ever needed
That depends actually. As a tall person I get a lot of back discomfort from working on the usual desk height, while my knees often hit the table underside. Ergonomics isn't necessarily a one size fits all.
@@jcquing True... In the video however is looks like they use a barstool with a footrest to solve the high desk situation. It doesn't have any adjustability, so no extra points for ergonomics. And since you can't reach the ground while sitting there, and it doesn't swivel or roll, it's probably a struggle to get out of too. Whether it's a good compromise or not I'd say mostly depends on how much time is spent working there.
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After living for 3 years in a small, dark, cheap and not functional space, I became claustrophobic about small places. But this one feels healthy and makes me feel ok with the small space. Well done
Really puts into perspective how poor I am. I grew up with my parents in an apartment that size, and we always felt blessed to have such a big surface :')
the sofa shouldve been singular though :( i dont like lounging or sleeping on top of a divided sofa... its like sleeping on 3 huge pillows. well thats just me
yeah it just feels like you would move around the pillows much just by moving on it. I like everything about this apartment but that sofa is just a big NO
Most of the projects are done in Australia. Are there projects done in Europe, I have this question because I feel like the small apartments in Europe are planed different so maybe the concept could change a bit. This channel is a great source of inspiration keep doing that we love it :)
@samia elmi i guess everyone in Paris is on a low quality life lol... most of my friends, who are in their late twenties, cannot afford more than 40 sqm (if you're a couple), and i think some of the flats they live in would really benefit from a nice renovation similar to this one, making it probably a bit more bearable - the thing is, most people rent their flats, and the landlords don't really care about making significant changes because it's so hard to get a decently prized flat in Paris that you take it even if it's in kinda bad shape, and I think it is the case in many other cities in Europe
there’s a LOT of great designs on this channel but this is definitely one of my favorites. the bones of this place left some great opportunities (specifically love that raised shutter bed space) and the designer knew exactly what to do to make this place not only very beautiful but fully functional for her clients. love the integrated fridge and pantry. would love if we eventually get a short part two when they do the bathroom
I must be honest...I like the colours but I think this place looks more like an hotel room.. it has no personality, no character, no creativity. That doesn't mean you have to put in there more "things" but at least it could give us more information about the people living there..oh and also..no books? Seriously? I think eventually they will get tired of it...sorry
Hey accent is making me so homesick 😭 But also, I love how they cleaned up and reused so many features of the original home. Way too many designers/people rip everything out, send it all to the dump, then put in all new items. Seriously. Reuse.
Love it! Perfect in every way. I would have liked to see the bathroom, even though it was not completed, just to get a feel of the bathroom dimensions.
I really love how the designer kept the internal walls and everything the same and just repaired things that were already in there. Some might say "well, it's not that impressive, all she did was repaint some shutters" but I think we should get out of the mindset that you have to make a renovation a huge project and totally replan the space. The original apartment layout worked here, and simple things like repairing and repainting the shutters are not only economically and environmentally smart decisions, it still contributes to the new look of the apartment - the before and after pictures were so different, even though the bones of the space were the same. In many ways I think it is harder to design within existing parameters of internal walls than to knock everything down and start from scratch, but Mariah Burton has done a great job with this space.
I am so in love with this place it is totally my vibe. Streamline sleek and airy. You did a wonderful job. Would love to see how the bathroom turns out......🤗🇨🇦
This apartment is quite optimized, the relationships between each space make sense, the privatization of the room is the most successful of this distribution since it inhibits the visual towards it, in addition to its irregular shape the use of natural light is to the maximum, in addition to This has a space to go out to take the air since this gives even more difficulty when designing and optimizing the space, despite being a small apartment it has enough space to store the pantry, the colors that were used in the Apartment makes it look even more spacious since this visual is important when playing with the sensations of the viewer, the capacity of the room to receive light is quite intelligent considering that there is only one point of natural light. nice desing.
Lovely minimalist design, without looking ‘sterile’. I understand that the bathroom was not shown due to it being a second stage renovation, but why was the balcony space omitted? It looks like quite a large space that adds quite a lot of living space to the home. I would have liked to see exactly how it is arranged. It looks as though the balcony is almost entirely closed in, like another room, but without addressing it, there’s no way to tell for sure.
i think the homes are often staged to give off a neutral aesthetic so that the viewer can impart and project their own tastes without being distracted by the home owners' tastes etc
Many are quite expensive but have longevity. The original deposit and price of the tiny apartment is of course less the down payment on a traditional house
Great use of space and the openness definitely makes it feel bigger than it is or was before. Amazing how clutter, bulky furniture or dark tones rlly restricted the home before u hid or got rid of them imo lol
495sqf... small？ it is a medium size apartment lives a family of 5 to 6 in many major cities like Tokyo and Hong Kong… ur editorial team need to open ur eyes and get in touch with reality
@@kimaotung Are you joking? Her features is a dead giveaway. Let me break it down for you. If you Google her, you will find that her dad is a white man. Who has passed away at 62. She's even married to a white man and the majority of her friends are white. If she was black... Would that be the case??? Next time do your research and stop relying on TH-cam for knowledge and answers.
@@Perfeccionista89 Chill, it was literally just a question.And yes, black people can have majority white friends. It seems you are relying on stereotypes to define blackness.
@@kimaotung What are you talking about? She's not black! Her dad was white (as he has passed). You thought I made an assumption. I didn't. Take a loss and move on.
What I like about this channel: consistent format (blueprint is a great touch), minimalist and light theme, smart use of space, showcasing architects and interior designers I would never have heard of. There's so many people and businesses you are helping out - bravo!
I love the way this video was edited, plenty of time for the viewer to really observe and take in the details! No rapid cutting to random blown up detail, shaking camera etc... love it!
You are soo right. I live in 38 sqm, and m place seems huge in comparison. In addition, it is divided into a foyer, a kitchen, a living/bedroom (an extremely comfy sleeping sofa with springs not foam) and a nice size bathroom. I used to live in a relatively large house, but I love my condo, the way it is divided and the way I have it furnished - extremely cozy and comfy, and yest, the way this place is laid out makes it appear so much smaller.
Listen, every interview on this channel is incredible. I did want to share that many speech-to-text programs can have a lot of trouble telling if a person is asking a question on this channel because typically, the interviewees say every sentence with an up note at the end. It makes every sentence read like this? Which can be kind of confusing? Especially if someone is trying to quote text? It's a small nuisance, and doesn't hurt anyone, just sharing in the interest of readability.
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The designers voice is just so beautiful and soothing
Omg Wayne
I didn't know you were into house design
I thought the same
Can you say vocal fry?
Fancy seeing you here!
@@PabloEmanuel96 same, that was unexpected (and lovely)
So, from watching many of these videos, I have learnt that to create lovely harmonius small living spaces you need 2 things:
1. An architect with a calm voice
2. An Aesop hand wash
why is this so accurate!
3. Money
Don’t forget juvenile vocal fry.
@@garrynull6812 tbf a studio apartment in Chippendale is pretty cheap as far as buying property in Sydney goes
jesserowlingsify Is Chippendale actually comparatively cheap? It’s such a great location. Close to so many amenities - universities, city, couple of live theatres, cinemas, Chinatown, great variety of restaurants.
I shall have to investigate.
Designer: the clients are in their early 20s...
Me in my mid 20s: * sad introspection *
Probably thanks to their dads tho
I'll be 25 when I graduate, so will probably be able to afford a house when I turn 28 or something, so sad
@@inclinedmanometer either that or they're youtubers haha
Why so cynical? Mortgage and savings might as well do
@@architecclp2647 28 is quite young in the grand scheme of things, specially if you graduate at 25. Most people won't marry before their 30s, so you're actually doing well.
The shutters are such a nice touch. Makes the bedroom feel like an oasis. Everything really is in the details!
You mean the shutters that were apart of the original design that were just cleaned up & repainted?
Yes they are beautiful 😍😍😍
just be wary that if you like to cook and going in fresh sheets in the evening is important. having the room that close may bring in unpleasant odors
The before and after feels like two very different spaces.
The changes seem very simple yet it made a lot of difference.
It's really all down to choosing suitable furnishings. Small space needs small furniture with simple design. And storage to stow away all the clutters is also crucial.
The sofa looks uncomfortable. Like the cushions will fall everywhere if someone sit there
I was thinking yeah but is the sofa comfy??
Mmmm idk, my cousins sofa has these weird things under the cushions that sticks them to sofa frame so they don’t move
What about the work chair. Who works on a wood barstool? xD
@12natizinha, I agree - I would have chosen one or two larger size seating and back cushions. But, they don't have a tv to watch. They live in Sydney, so possibly live outside their home more. And the designer talked about her clients liking a Japanese and Scandi aesthetic. So I think the multiple cushions on the seating reflect that. They also add some visual texture to the space.
Agree. I think they will find it to be non functional. It is beautiful tho!
You know the clients have made it when they have an apartment in their mid 20s, in Sydney, with an Aesop hand wash.
I've had college dorm rooms bigger than that! 😆 I personally wouldn't say they "made it."
@@jannelaineeleodinmuo2442 you can own hostel dorms now?
@@jannelaineeleodinmuo2442 Collage dorm rooms paid by your mom & dad?
i've seen Aesop products on other videos as well, maybe it's a sponsor... thing? idk but every time i see them i'm reminded of how unattainable these aparments are for a mortal like me lmao
They don’t have a bathroom, or at least it’s so horrendous that they didn’t want to show it.
The video : 49sqm « very small » appartement
Me : *laughs in parisian*... *cries uncontrollably*
Legit my appartement in paris was 22sqm in the 12th i stayed there for a shit and fucked right off to the suburbs where i’m from and belong haha
sans compter qu'il semble vraiment petit pour 49m2... le mien fait +/- 46m2 (à Bruxelles ;) avec le même genre de disposition, et parait nettement, nettement plus grand
the way you guys get the people who are showcasing to talk soft so the mood fits so well >
Noticed that, too. 👍
I love this apartment, it’s shaped so unique! But I would see myself spilling water from the dishes and overflowing my work space
So true. I was thinking the same
Was looking for this comment. Same thoughts.
You can put a glass there as a border
Exactly. I'd move the workspace to the balcony and have opaque rolling blinds put in for when it's too sunny.
I also love the beige outfit the designer was wearing.
Please do another update with the bathroom!
Yes, please.
I like apartment designs like this, but working in that high chair with that iMac looks extremely uncomfortable
Tony Pugliese really? I luv it tho!
that couch also looks uncomfortable. but the whole space looks very nice
They can always opt to work at the dining table. But that kitchen bench is always useful as extra cooking prep space
I don’t know of an ergonomic chair that would fit this aesthetic.
@@thatRANDOMperson1000 maybe a Saarinen tulip armchair would work better
Danish and Japanese design goes so well together
They're very similar.
i *need* more of mariah's work on my life.
I love the shutters! They make the space, so much character.
They also allow air to come into the bedroom at night while keeping light out. I never would have thought to do it myself, but completely matches the styling of the apartment.
@@honeyfromthebee
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@@honeyfromthebee She did not as well, because it was already in the original.
Such a beautiful home for living alone
Ohh please show the bathroom on an upcoming episode. This space is absolutely brilliant, I could imagine myself living there. The designer sure knows what she's doing! BRAVO
I love this look. I love what the designer did.
The space is very calming and lovely.
BEAUTIFUL! Danish and japanese design is a divine combination. Reminds me of Mjork in New York.
A divider between the kitchen sink and computer might help.
Wow her voice is so calm. I love this apartment!
Imagine washing a spoon in the sink and the water from the tap hits the spoon at full blast and before you know it a quick stream of water veers to the left. Bye bye iMac.
Was thinking the same thing... Probably need some sort of incline or a rubber stopper to stop any water runoff.
I don't know why but this made me laugh so hard
@@ohhmarie I chuckled too. I think it's the "bye bye iMac" that does it for me.
@@aimeebautistasuero2404 Yes! And I can imagine this scene pretty vividly 😂
Yes...I would just work from the table
I live in Chippendale, spaces are small, but i love it here. 😍
There are many other similar channels on TH-cam but this one stay on the topic all the time, with only a few minutes length and a lot of details in it. Great videos all the time!
so true, under 10 minutes and too the point.
Her voice is just so remarkably velvety.
A small advice for the channel: it'd be helpful if you could also include the cost of the project, even just an estimate, would be helpful for others who are considering a similar build.
Love your channel 💕
poor ficus lyrata, it is probably not getting enough sunlight, its leaves are starting to turn brown
I have 3 giant fiddle leaf fig trees and i thought the same thing! They should swap its position with the monstera plant they have. Fiddles need bright light, monstera plants can tolerate low light conditions
Yeeaaaah that's super foolish design that guy is a goner there. Also: Monstera + small apartment = foolish.
The rubber plant in the corner won't do great either.
Beautiful design, very poor plant design.
Yeah, it will definitely not survive in that spot.
I love how this video has no music. So calm and comfortable to watch.
This is stunning. As a person in her mid 20s, I wish we could have an idea of how much these renovations cost. I'd imagine that the price of the apartment allowed for some money to go towards renovations, but I'm so curious to know how much that actually was -- especially for a couple in their early 20s.
@@velyvely6479 Lol mate, the median Aussie yearly wage is like $67k AUD a year. The median 1 bed apartment for Chippendale is around $650k. So that's 10x median income. Plus renovations (which are quite expensive at the moment because of the global lack of supplies). And how did someone in their early 20s manage to save a 10-20% deposit?
@@BW-bh9he wealthy parents? :p
Has to be wealthy parents. That apartment is 46sqm, no reputable bank will give a home loan for a property less than 50sqm; which, I believe, also rules out accessing any of the first home buyers grant schemes.
I'd guess mum and dad had an investment property that went empty thanks to the border closures (Chippendale has a big international student population in normal times) and they're 'renting' aka mortgage to the bank of mum and dad with the responsibility of doing renos on it.
@@annawozniak7192 LMAO 🤣🤣🤣Great answer!
Minimum $20,000 in renovations
Simplicity the ultimate sophistication ✨💚 #zen
so happy to finally see a POC designer.
@@bk4of4 only took 42 episodes
@@correctgarden8634 Wait really? I never even noticed lol.
Same!!!!
YESSSSS me too!
POC = Proof Of Concept?
I never thought let's combine japanese and Danish but when I saw the space and I'm like ya that makes sense. They both have similar design values: simple, minimal, natural
I completely agree. This is a really beautiful balance of the minimalistic approach, light color palette, and natural materials both countries use. My initial thought was actually: Oh. That kitchen looks like most Danish new builds from the past years - and then she mentioned taking inspiration partly from Danish design.
One of the big compromises here is the workspace. For one, kitchen counters are pretty far off from the ideal height of a desk in terms of ergonomics. The second thing is the melding of the work zone with the sofa hangout area, which is not ideal. The apartment is a really beautiful space though.
I think if they had a tv, the closeness between workspace and living would be a bigger problem than it is - it's looking like they use the sofa as a space enclosed within itself. I suppose most of us see the sofa as one corner of a space which faces the tv area! Plus i imagine they might potentially use that large pc monitor for work, but also to watch films if ever needed
That depends actually. As a tall person I get a lot of back discomfort from working on the usual desk height, while my knees often hit the table underside. Ergonomics isn't necessarily a one size fits all.
@@jcquing True... In the video however is looks like they use a barstool with a footrest to solve the high desk situation. It doesn't have any adjustability, so no extra points for ergonomics. And since you can't reach the ground while sitting there, and it doesn't swivel or roll, it's probably a struggle to get out of too.
Whether it's a good compromise or not I'd say mostly depends on how much time is spent working there.
I personally just wouldnt feel comfortable having my computer that close to the sink
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After living for 3 years in a small, dark, cheap and not functional space, I became claustrophobic about small places. But this one feels healthy and makes me feel ok with the small space. Well done
Really puts into perspective how poor I am. I grew up with my parents in an apartment that size, and we always felt blessed to have such a big surface :')
The first small apartment that i liked
the sofa shouldve been singular though :( i dont like lounging or sleeping on top of a divided sofa... its like sleeping on 3 huge pillows. well thats just me
yeah it just feels like you would move around the pillows much just by moving on it. I like everything about this apartment but that sofa is just a big NO
I agree and it tends to move a lot.
Yes not cosy. Pretty but not comfy
I like the linen lights.
No way I'm putting my very expensive electronics right next to a kitchen sink. That's a disaster waiting to happen.
I love this design, colour palette is dreamy! extending sofa is a brilliant idea.
Most of the projects are done in Australia. Are there projects done in Europe, I have this question because I feel like the small apartments in Europe are planed different so maybe the concept could change a bit. This channel is a great source of inspiration keep doing that we love it :)
@samia elmi in Paris or Stockholm there are many flats half the size of this one
There are some episodes filmed in Amsterdam if I recall correctly
@samia elmi i guess everyone in Paris is on a low quality life lol... most of my friends, who are in their late twenties, cannot afford more than 40 sqm (if you're a couple), and i think some of the flats they live in would really benefit from a nice renovation similar to this one, making it probably a bit more bearable - the thing is, most people rent their flats, and the landlords don't really care about making significant changes because it's so hard to get a decently prized flat in Paris that you take it even if it's in kinda bad shape, and I think it is the case in many other cities in Europe
I think it's just that in 2020, you just can't go and film anywhere :)
They did film few episodes in Europe but 2020 blocked...
there’s a LOT of great designs on this channel but this is definitely one of my favorites. the bones of this place left some great opportunities (specifically love that raised shutter bed space) and the designer knew exactly what to do to make this place not only very beautiful but fully functional for her clients. love the integrated fridge and pantry. would love if we eventually get a short part two when they do the bathroom
I must be honest...I like the colours but I think this place looks more like an hotel room.. it has no personality, no character, no creativity. That doesn't mean you have to put in there more "things" but at least it could give us more information about the people living there..oh and also..no books? Seriously? I think eventually they will get tired of it...sorry
love how it all turned out!
Hey accent is making me so homesick 😭
But also, I love how they cleaned up and reused so many features of the original home. Way too many designers/people rip everything out, send it all to the dump, then put in all new items. Seriously. Reuse.
I agree that the designer was very smart to make such well thought out changes that did not require tearing out functional walls, doors, etc. Reuse!
Absolutely love! 💕 stunning minimal and relaxing 😌
I would have put extendable sofa for guests
Who wants guests in that space? I would deliberately live there to avoid any possibility of guests. That's what Airbnb is for !
This is so beautiful.
the shutters create a big open window feeling without the danger of thieves and bugs QUQ
what a beautiful home
Love it! Perfect in every way. I would have liked to see the bathroom, even though it was not completed, just to get a feel of the bathroom dimensions.
I really love how the designer kept the internal walls and everything the same and just repaired things that were already in there. Some might say "well, it's not that impressive, all she did was repaint some shutters" but I think we should get out of the mindset that you have to make a renovation a huge project and totally replan the space. The original apartment layout worked here, and simple things like repairing and repainting the shutters are not only economically and environmentally smart decisions, it still contributes to the new look of the apartment - the before and after pictures were so different, even though the bones of the space were the same. In many ways I think it is harder to design within existing parameters of internal walls than to knock everything down and start from scratch, but Mariah Burton has done a great job with this space.
I am so in love with this place it is totally my vibe. Streamline sleek and airy. You did a wonderful job. Would love to see how the bathroom turns out......🤗🇨🇦
"small 46sqm appartment" : me in my 18sqm ._.
This apartment is quite optimized, the relationships between each space make sense, the privatization of the room is the most successful of this distribution since it inhibits the visual towards it, in addition to its irregular shape the use of natural light is to the maximum, in addition to This has a space to go out to take the air since this gives even more difficulty when designing and optimizing the space, despite being a small apartment it has enough space to store the pantry, the colors that were used in the Apartment makes it look even more spacious since this visual is important when playing with the sensations of the viewer, the capacity of the room to receive light is quite intelligent considering that there is only one point of natural light. nice desing.
Love the colour combination u used... great job
Agree
@ Gudang Design. I found the linen covered lighting frames of interest - first time I'd seen.
Beautiful
Dangerously jealous of the 'early 20 somethings' occupying this space.
Wonderfully done!!
Lovely minimalist design, without looking ‘sterile’. I understand that the bathroom was not shown due to it being a second stage renovation, but why was the balcony space omitted? It looks like quite a large space that adds quite a lot of living space to the home. I would have liked to see exactly how it is arranged. It looks as though the balcony is almost entirely closed in, like another room, but without addressing it, there’s no way to tell for sure.
such lovely design!!!
We loved creating this space - thank you for all the lovely comments.
Serious drinking game potential here!
"Space" counter (Not counting "workspace"): 19
SPM (Space Per Minute): 3.03
No one ever has art on their walls. I couldn't live without being surrounded by art.
i know right? it wouldn't hurt to put at least a painting on the wall, it seems so bare. its nice though but it seems too calm
i think the homes are often staged to give off a neutral aesthetic so that the viewer can impart and project their own tastes without being distracted by the home owners' tastes etc
Try this:
th-cam.com/video/nBq89b9ZRQw/w-d-xo.html
@@zoegranville7607 That makes sense.
I have 3 brick walls in my studio...for me thats enough texture for my eyes...I should do a studio apt tour
JUST PERFECT
when I'm scrolling through my social media: :(
when i see a new upload from NTS: :)
super looove watching this video
Does anyone know how much these renovations cost!? The dream is to be "the client".
Many are quite expensive but have longevity. The original deposit and price of the tiny apartment is of course less the down payment on a traditional house
Lovely design
Great use of space and the openness definitely makes it feel bigger than it is or was before. Amazing how clutter, bulky furniture or dark tones rlly restricted the home before u hid or got rid of them imo lol
I love the bedroom
I love how many architect on this channel keep using a full IKEA kitchen over and over again. Voxtorp matt white fronts are so noticable. :)
Would love to hear more about how she selected the whites :)
Really great to see a black creative on the show!
So cute!!!
495sqf... small？ it is a medium size apartment lives a family of 5 to 6 in many major cities like Tokyo and Hong Kong… ur editorial team need to open ur eyes and get in touch with reality
I want my own place to be like this too
; - ; her clients are in their early 20 and they live in a place like this?! aaah I can only dream hahahaha
Oh goodness--where are the books? I can't live without my books!
Anyone here curious about the channel creator's tiny flat?
they live in a 120 sqm apartment, that's why they tend to call small 50 sqm apartments, haha
Beautiful ❤️
Thank you for showing us a Black, female interior designer! This is a first on your channel. I love this channel but you truly need to diversify.
My point exactly. But she isn't black - she's biracial. It's a start though.
@@Perfeccionista89 How do you know she's biracial? That's a random assumption...
@@kimaotung Are you joking? Her features is a dead giveaway. Let me break it down for you.
If you Google her, you will find that her dad is a white man. Who has passed away at 62.
She's even married to a white man and the majority of her friends are white. If she was black... Would that be the case???
Next time do your research and stop relying on TH-cam for knowledge and answers.
@@Perfeccionista89 Chill, it was literally just a question.And yes, black people can have majority white friends. It seems you are relying on stereotypes to define blackness.
@@kimaotung What are you talking about? She's not black! Her dad was white (as he has passed). You thought I made an assumption. I didn't. Take a loss and move on.
beautiful!!!
What I like about this channel: consistent format (blueprint is a great touch), minimalist and light theme, smart use of space, showcasing architects and interior designers I would never have heard of. There's so many people and businesses you are helping out - bravo!
I love it!!!
I love the way this video was edited, plenty of time for the viewer to really observe and take in the details! No rapid cutting to random blown up detail, shaking camera etc... love it!
I was waiting to see the bathroom
Yay!! A Black person! Always makes me happy 😊
currently daydreaming about living there
this apartment looks MUCH smaller than 46sqm...
You are soo right. I live in 38 sqm, and m place seems huge in comparison. In addition, it is divided into a foyer, a kitchen, a living/bedroom (an extremely comfy sleeping sofa with springs not foam) and a nice size bathroom. I used to live in a relatively large house, but I love my condo, the way it is divided and the way I have it furnished - extremely cozy and comfy, and yest, the way this place is laid out makes it appear so much smaller.
Balcony????
They didn't show the bathroom. And there's a balcony.
Perfect!
This looks so light and fresh!
Ash Tanya It looks like you can breathe well in this apartment!
It may "LOOK" light and fresh, but all in all extremely impractical and cold.
Listen, every interview on this channel is incredible. I did want to share that many speech-to-text programs can have a lot of trouble telling if a person is asking a question on this channel because typically, the interviewees say every sentence with an up note at the end. It makes every sentence read like this? Which can be kind of confusing? Especially if someone is trying to quote text? It's a small nuisance, and doesn't hurt anyone, just sharing in the interest of readability.
I love how warm and inviting the space is while still being so minimal. One of my favorite apartments on this channel
Amazing ❣
That sofa looks like it would slide you off the edge the moment you sat down
No Never Too Small house is complete without the instantly recognisable Aesop handsoap.
The home looks beautiful! Love how simple, yet functional everything looks. The design really makes the small space feel a lot bigger.
A computer screen , okay but hang on the wall... very good idea for the bedroom, 👍🏻