I love this unit, because it is so representative of the great majority of small unit dwellers: as rental dwellers, they cannot make structural changes to the layout and have to work with what is already there, no matter how quirky. The designer did a great job maximizing the space and making it feel like homely.
didn't she say she renovated the entire kitchen and painted the bathroom? there's no way anyone would be able to make their rental look like that unless it was already a very luxurious apartment. sad but true
@@dolly.uwu. I think the rental culture in Germany is very different. Ok that we are in the same online space, but we come from very diverse parts of the world, so we should be cautious with our assumptions.
I think this one's my favorite from this series now. She used a lot of second-hand furniture and created her own space without taking down walls or touching on too much of the things she will be leaving behind once she moves out. This feels like the most practical, and easiest to do for us, non-designers.
It helps that the space is very well laid out - she didn't need to take down walls (and was not allowed as this was a rental) to make the space seem larger. She just used furniture and storage solutions to delineate separate spaces. Very clever.
Yes, you've got to get creative in a flat you rent. I think the IKEA furniture + second hand/unique pieces also complented each other. I particularly liked the cozy, but still light living room. The mirrors gave illusion of space - and reflected light where it was sparse. And the bed nook with the closet with sliding doors are a neat solution for a lot of storage in a small space.
@@adoyer04 Absolutely. Where you put the camera and what focal length you chose will change how the space is presented. Small spaces like this usually require wide lenses making them appear larger. I photograph interiors so I am familiar with this. I do think the layout contributed to it as well.
I love the format of this video.. usually it’s a designer explaining what they did for a client, but she made this for herself and you can see her choices and personality in everything she choose.
Absolutely love the repurposed marble slab on that IKEA kitchen island! This is such a typical Berlin apartment, with the slim kitchen and bathroom and a living sleeping room, and she furnished it perfectly! Relatively attainable and so chic!
One of the best spaces ever on the channel and A RENTAL. So much personality and personal style, nice neutrals but plenty of pops of color to make it not boring. I love this apartment.
This may sound odd but contrary to many home design videos, when watching this one I didn't find myself asking: "Is this person a monk? Where's all the stuff??" Because in Kateryna's home, there it was, tastefully arranged. Well done!
I enjoy how real life this feels. I'm an illustrator and just moved into my own 23 square meter apartment in Copenhagen (never too small indeed), once I re-do the kitchen and wc, y'all should come by.
So many small apartments don't have as much storage as I would like. She has managed to put in ample storage without the apartment feeling crowded. Well done.
It shows that she's an interior designer. It's a well-thought-out space that manages to feel lived-in, elegant, and organized all at once. Everything has its place.
This is an amazing space-- warm and inviting, but completely functional (with lots of storage). I very much like how she mixed older pieces and modern touches, and the living space created by bookcases is ingenious. The gorgeous kitty is just the cherry on top!
Very good work for a rented apartment. I am always amazed to remember that a lot of rental apartments in Germany do NOT come with a kitchen and you have to supply your own cupboards and bench-tops. I find that really odd!
it depends on where you are - built in kitchens are uncommon in Berlin for example, but not in the south. I am from the south and almost every rental has a kitchen - oftentimes landlords replace old kitchens with brand new ones just so they can raise the rent.
I wish we had the same in the US. So many small rentals have old and grossly kitchens. I’d have bought a kitchen years ago and moved it from rental to rental.
The curtain to hide the space under the kitchen counters (opposed to the usual cabinets/drawers) always provides such a cozy, warm vibe for some reason. You see it a lot in Japanese homes too.
Such a great twist in what you normally showcase : thank you very much for showing a type of setting and of decorating that could be done without the work of an architect. It proves that any kind of small space can be improved and made awesome to live in, even if we don't redo everything from floor to ceiling.
How fun to see an area close to my neighborhood in an episode! She has done a lovely job on this apartment. It is lucky the kitchen and bathroom are so spacious (for a Berlin apartment).
the warm colors, the light filtered by the curtains through the large windows, the invisible line between old and new, the combination of elegant and practical... i wouldn't change anything, everything is perfect.
The different ways she basically revamped some basic IKEA staples is so inspiring! The mix of harsh, modern materials with classic ones is incredible! ❤
A typical NTS episode starts off with a person introducing themselves with an exotic name then, "I was born in Brazil and grew up in the Cech Republic and a few years ago moved to New Zealand. Love that about this series. ♥☺
I was born in Turkey . Grow up in Berlin . Live there 26 years. Then moved to USA and been here for 31 years. And hopefully moving to Turkey to spend some time there now
Wow… everything in this is perfect for the space! Especially as a rental. The colours she chose, the bed/living area… and she has that fantastic balcony! It’s all so cozy and extremely organized! Bravo 👏🏻
I is a pretty nice apartment . But i think that 50sqm is big especially for 1 person(and a cat :) ). I would love to see some smaller apartments, to see how people can overcome the difficulties that such space presents
I know cost is relative but I truly would love to see practical, affordable small apartments that don't cost a ton but also, don't sacrifice design. Loved this episode!
What a beautiful space you have created. It is so cozy, relaxing and personalized! I especially love the island in the kitchen...clever use of parts together to create this.
I love the simplicity and beauty of this apartment. She has strategically placed furniture to create various spaces. I love how she uses modern and antique furniture. I think this is my favorite apartment so far and I am inspired by it.
I really like this one. Built in furniture is great, but if you already own furniture or things you've collected those apartments will rarely work. This is an apartment I could actually live in.
One of my favourite videos! I love her clear understanding of what and how she needs in her space. Thoroughly thought through ideas and still super personal, cozy, and unique. I love her use of quality vintage furniture. Beautiful, thank you very much!
this lady has a really good taste in everything! She can transform a basic mundane space into an exquisite gallery look like cozy space without break the bank ! Something that you see in AD coffee table book
Managed to make the one big room she has look tiny by needlessly dividing it. It is just a very regular Berlin flat. 50 m2 is also not small, as it actually is above the statistical m2 usage per person in Germany (45).
I love your apartment, and the way you have customized it. I am like you, I would want my sleeping area to be separated from the living area, and the way you have done it is perfect! In fact, everything you have done is spot on and I couldn't have done it any better! Beautiful!
My new favourite! Such impressive ways to divide the space, and extremely clever use of tiles. And I like that it is a rental. I feel I can recreate this. While I will never have the option to buy, and then rebuild for €150.000. It also feels like a place to live in, unlike much of what I see, which are more of art pieces than places to live in.
I love what you did with your apartment. It’s so cozy. I really love the dining area. It’s unique and goes well with the style. You really did a great job.
This apartment was very beautiful to start with, the high ceilings, lovely floors, corridor, balcony, separate kitchen and lovely window. She has really emphasised the beauty of it. I think it's wonderful that she didn't/couldn't take out any walls because it preserves the style of the apartment and prevents it looking like every other open plan apartment where the kitchen is along the wall of the living room.
I loved the coziness of the living room with the shelves surrounding the small sofa. Really like that look! Loved her choice of colors in the apartment.
LG marketing department really knows their segment, now I’m really intrigued by it. Also, congratulations on that name, LG stand by me, what a brilliant product name.
it seems oddly small for 50m2, no? My flat is also 50m2 and it has a separate bedroom, bath, kitchen, hallway, and a sizeable L-shaped living room which could be divided into two rooms, if needed. None of the rooms is tiny (well, maybe the kitchen, but I make do). It seems odd that a 50m2 apartment wouldn't have a separate bedroom.
You wouldn’t be allowed to have a bedroom without a window going to the outside. So you could only make it a storage space. And in old apartments you generally didn’t have bathrooms without a window either because of the ventilation 🤗
Lovely space, especially the kitchen and bathroom. I’d move the couch against the wall so that there’d be a view of the window from the left side. Nice to see an apartment on this channel that looks some someone lives in the space.
Looks very nice, Kateryna has done a good job with the space. 50 sq. m is quite a generous size, I only have 30 sq. m, which involves lots of compromises.
❤❤❤love how she use the IKEA shelves to divide the apartment into private room and living space. The living space is cozy, versatile and warm. Beautifully designed and blending both modern with vintage in a warm and comfortable environment. Love it 😍
This is a lovely home. I really like the way Kateryna designed her place to be immaculate yet affordable. Her cat was adorable. It's one of my favorite episodes.
What a fantastic space she created. It has the appearance of being much larger. It is warm, cozy, filled with light and decorated beautifully. Thank you for sharing.
She make a beautiful space with mostly loose furnitures. Love how she use the secondhand furnitures and combines with everything else in the apartment, make them a soulful, cozy and homey space. Definitely inspire me
Probably the best Ryan's Shed Plans on building a shed is hardly found ever . ruclips.net/user/postUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG And Ryan's takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
It feels very cozy, well done. I would maybe switch the sitting area and the bed. As it is now, the sofa area seems a bit dark while the sleeping area is very bright. I'd prefer it the other way round. But it obviously works for her.
I think she decided to arrange it like this to avoid her guests to pass by her bed when entering the living room! And with the amount of mirrors, it shouldn't be too dark in the end. 😊
Could easily enclose the space in a way so the "bedroom" is still effectively tucked away and the window could be enjoyed in the living/dining room area. It seems oddly wasted as is.@@Nini00000
@@ansonstuart8393 sure I agree, I just tried to find a reason, not saying it was the cleverest! Or maybe she just likes to wake up with the morning sun at 6am hahah!! 😂
Nicely done and probably quite economical. However, I am very surprised by the choices she made on the living/sleeping room. this room has only one window, which is in a corner, so there is a daylight issue. I would have prioritized the living/dining on that end with a window and put the sleeping area in the darker corner.
I suppose she wanted to avoid her guests to pass by her bed when entering the living room for privacy! And with the amount of mirrors, it shouldn't be too dark in the end. 😊 Or maybe she just likes to wake up at 6am with the daylight 🤣
I would have put a transparent wall between the spaces to bring light into the LR space. Or moved the couch against the wall so that it faced the window.
Idk, the dinner table has natural light, the couch/TV area doesn't need too much light imo. I live more in the kitchen than in living rooms anyway. So this setup is perfect to me.
This is my dream apartment! After raising a family, I crave such a wonderful personal space to retire to. I would cook in that kitchen all day and enjoy hosting guests at the dining table. The living room is so inviting and the bedroom is everything anyone would ever need. Well done.
I love this unit, because it is so representative of the great majority of small unit dwellers: as rental dwellers, they cannot make structural changes to the layout and have to work with what is already there, no matter how quirky. The designer did a great job maximizing the space and making it feel like homely.
didn't she say she renovated the entire kitchen and painted the bathroom? there's no way anyone would be able to make their rental look like that unless it was already a very luxurious apartment. sad but true
@@dolly.uwu. I think the rental culture in Germany is very different. Ok that we are in the same online space, but we come from very diverse parts of the world, so we should be cautious with our assumptions.
I like that this is more affordable with lots of furniture made by IKEA. Well done.
I think this one's my favorite from this series now. She used a lot of second-hand furniture and created her own space without taking down walls or touching on too much of the things she will be leaving behind once she moves out. This feels like the most practical, and easiest to do for us, non-designers.
Yes this is really homely yet uncluttered. Love it.
It helps that the space is very well laid out - she didn't need to take down walls (and was not allowed as this was a rental) to make the space seem larger. She just used furniture and storage solutions to delineate separate spaces. Very clever.
Same, it has character, coziness and convenience all in one🥹
Yes, you've got to get creative in a flat you rent.
I think the IKEA furniture + second hand/unique pieces also complented each other. I particularly liked the cozy, but still light living room.
The mirrors gave illusion of space - and reflected light where it was sparse.
And the bed nook with the closet with sliding doors are a neat solution for a lot of storage in a small space.
The fact that I cannot figure out the size of the apartment shows what a great job she did
The Instagram shows it's around 50sqm
@@Jarkkokyyor 528 sq ft
Could also be due to the compositions that the videographer chose.
really??
@@adoyer04 Absolutely. Where you put the camera and what focal length you chose will change how the space is presented. Small spaces like this usually require wide lenses making them appear larger. I photograph interiors so I am familiar with this. I do think the layout contributed to it as well.
I love the format of this video.. usually it’s a designer explaining what they did for a client, but she made this for herself and you can see her choices and personality in everything she choose.
Absolutely love the repurposed marble slab on that IKEA kitchen island! This is such a typical Berlin apartment, with the slim kitchen and bathroom and a living sleeping room, and she furnished it perfectly! Relatively attainable and so chic!
I really liked her style of mixing antique furniture with new.
One of the best spaces ever on the channel and A RENTAL. So much personality and personal style, nice neutrals but plenty of pops of color to make it not boring. I love this apartment.
Love this combination of vintage and modern furniture. And this space feels so real and comfortable I could live there. Beautiful!
This may sound odd but contrary to many home design videos, when watching this one I didn't find myself asking: "Is this person a monk? Where's all the stuff??" Because in Kateryna's home, there it was, tastefully arranged. Well done!
Love that she purchases simple pieces and alters them herself.
I love how cosy it is. This lady did an amazing job with the design!
Inspiring to see a rented space and maximum ikea creativity. So tastefull!
I enjoy how real life this feels. I'm an illustrator and just moved into my own 23 square meter apartment in Copenhagen (never too small indeed), once I re-do the kitchen and wc, y'all should come by.
So many small apartments don't have as much storage as I would like. She has managed to put in ample storage without the apartment feeling crowded. Well done.
I love how elegantly she used mirrors to let in more light and create a more open feeling space
Schön. Unaufgeregt. klassisch, elegant, hochwertig und auch bodenständig. Mag ich sehr!
It shows that she's an interior designer. It's a well-thought-out space that manages to feel lived-in, elegant, and organized all at once. Everything has its place.
omg her kitchen is literally so cozy, roomy and organized. I love it
This apartment is both realistic and inspiring. Love the combination of the warmth of the wood with the metals and stone.
This is an amazing space-- warm and inviting, but completely functional (with lots of storage). I very much like how she mixed older pieces and modern touches, and the living space created by bookcases is ingenious. The gorgeous kitty is just the cherry on top!
Very good work for a rented apartment. I am always amazed to remember that a lot of rental apartments in Germany do NOT come with a kitchen and you have to supply your own cupboards and bench-tops. I find that really odd!
it depends on where you are - built in kitchens are uncommon in Berlin for example, but not in the south. I am from the south and almost every rental has a kitchen - oftentimes landlords replace old kitchens with brand new ones just so they can raise the rent.
I wish we had the same in the US. So many small rentals have old and grossly kitchens. I’d have bought a kitchen years ago and moved it from rental to rental.
The curtain to hide the space under the kitchen counters (opposed to the usual cabinets/drawers) always provides such a cozy, warm vibe for some reason. You see it a lot in Japanese homes too.
the use of mirrors was a great idea to "expand" the space
Such a great twist in what you normally showcase : thank you very much for showing a type of setting and of decorating that could be done without the work of an architect. It proves that any kind of small space can be improved and made awesome to live in, even if we don't redo everything from floor to ceiling.
Repurposed IKEA is really exciting to see here. Makes these ideas more accessible. Love this space.
I love her use of mirrors. I think this is the most achievable small space I've seen on the channel
How fun to see an area close to my neighborhood in an episode! She has done a lovely job on this apartment. It is lucky the kitchen and bathroom are so spacious (for a Berlin apartment).
I was thinking “damn it’s a small kitchen” 😂
the warm colors, the light filtered by the curtains through the large windows, the invisible line between old and new, the combination of elegant and practical... i wouldn't change anything, everything is perfect.
I love the wardrobe-mirror idea, for a few seconds I did not even notice there was a wardrobe, well done!
This may be my favourite space from the series. Love how cozy yet clean it is. And her cat is adorable too
The different ways she basically revamped some basic IKEA staples is so inspiring! The mix of harsh, modern materials with classic ones is incredible! ❤
A typical NTS episode starts off with a person introducing themselves with an exotic name then, "I was born in Brazil and grew up in the Cech Republic and a few years ago moved to New Zealand. Love that about this series. ♥☺
One day I wanna be interviewed like that by NTS: born in Ukraine, lived through my 20ties in China and moved to Argentina a year ago 😂
@@TheRomaEdition 🤞I'll keep an eye out.
I was born in Turkey . Grow up in Berlin . Live there 26 years. Then moved to USA and been here for 31 years. And hopefully moving to Turkey to spend some time there now
Wow… everything in this is perfect for the space! Especially as a rental. The colours she chose, the bed/living area… and she has that fantastic balcony! It’s all so cozy and extremely organized! Bravo 👏🏻
What a beautiful job! I love her design solutions to the space. The decor and furniture is so curated.
This is my favorite. It doesn't look small, and it is also beautifully decorated. It looks like a warm, inviting place to live
This is a stunning apartment, all those natural colors from the antique furniture blend with more modern pieces. I love this so much
To echo what others have said, this is my new favourite. Minimal without being cold or austere. I am taking away a lot of great ideas from her!
This is beautifully done. Not cluttered, but cosy, bright and organised. I could quite happily live here. Well done!
Absolutely amazing and inspiring. The way she maximized this space (with taste, nonetheless) is second to none.
sublime use of mirrors and shelves! cute sofa and outdoor lounge, too!
I is a pretty nice apartment . But i think that 50sqm is big especially for 1 person(and a cat :) ). I would love to see some smaller apartments, to see how people can overcome the difficulties that such space presents
It’s lovely. I particularly like the clever use of mirrored tiles. The apartment is both elegant and cosy. An excellent arrangement of a small space.
I know cost is relative but I truly would love to see practical, affordable small apartments that don't cost a ton but also, don't sacrifice design. Loved this episode!
You arrange the space neatly and delicately, it is truly never too small. Everything is just enough and convenient at hand. Thank you.
What a beautiful space you have created. It is so cozy, relaxing and personalized! I especially love the island in the kitchen...clever use of parts together to create this.
I love the simplicity and beauty of this apartment. She has strategically placed furniture to create various spaces. I love how she uses modern and antique furniture. I think this is my favorite apartment so far and I am inspired by it.
Катю, дякую, що поділилися своїм домашнім затишком, у вас чудове атмосферне житло)
Mirrors on the side of the wardrobe is a genius idea!!
This is actually perfection.
I could watch this video again and again and again. It’s so peaceful and beautiful.
Love everything she did to the space, and the mix of new and vintage pieces. Each space feel so comfortable visually. 👏
I really like this one. Built in furniture is great, but if you already own furniture or things you've collected those apartments will rarely work. This is an apartment I could actually live in.
Beautiful! The space has lot of character and and i like that the person has collected stuff like books etc :-)
One of my favourite videos! I love her clear understanding of what and how she needs in her space. Thoroughly thought through ideas and still super personal, cozy, and unique. I love her use of quality vintage furniture. Beautiful, thank you very much!
This is lovely. Working within the structure she has. Creating rooms but keeping things open. I think the kitchen is the biggest triumph.
this lady has a really good taste in everything! She can transform a basic mundane space into an exquisite gallery look like cozy space without break the bank ! Something that you see in AD coffee table book
It looks like my dream place! 50sqm is a comfy space for 1 person and I love the clever use of funitures!
What an absolutely adorable, stylish, restful place! I am in love with all of it.
I love how she used the mirrors!
Her apartment has so much character. I luv the design.
Managed to make the one big room she has look tiny by needlessly dividing it.
It is just a very regular Berlin flat. 50 m2 is also not small, as it actually is above the statistical m2 usage per person in Germany (45).
I love your apartment, and the way you have customized it. I am like you, I would want my sleeping area to be separated from the living area, and the way you have done it is perfect! In fact, everything you have done is spot on and I couldn't have done it any better! Beautiful!
My new favourite! Such impressive ways to divide the space, and extremely clever use of tiles.
And I like that it is a rental. I feel I can recreate this. While I will never have the option to buy, and then rebuild for €150.000.
It also feels like a place to live in, unlike much of what I see, which are more of art pieces than places to live in.
I love what you did with your apartment. It’s so cozy. I really love the dining area. It’s unique and goes well with the style. You really did a great job.
I'm getting Hygge vibes from this apartment! SO cozy!
i love the vibe of this apartment, it looks so cozy
Very beautifully designed and cozy.
50sqmeters is a big apartment, not a small apartment. There are too many tables and counters but I love the sofa area.
Beautiful design-functional and still comforable. What a wonderful home she has designed-loved it!
This apartment was very beautiful to start with, the high ceilings, lovely floors, corridor, balcony, separate kitchen and lovely window. She has really emphasised the beauty of it. I think it's wonderful that she didn't/couldn't take out any walls because it preserves the style of the apartment and prevents it looking like every other open plan apartment where the kitchen is along the wall of the living room.
I loved the coziness of the living room with the shelves surrounding the small sofa. Really like that look! Loved her choice of colors in the apartment.
That island is 🔥. Absolutely love it!
LG marketing department really knows their segment, now I’m really intrigued by it. Also, congratulations on that name, LG stand by me, what a brilliant product name.
it seems oddly small for 50m2, no? My flat is also 50m2 and it has a separate bedroom, bath, kitchen, hallway, and a sizeable L-shaped living room which could be divided into two rooms, if needed. None of the rooms is tiny (well, maybe the kitchen, but I make do).
It seems odd that a 50m2 apartment wouldn't have a separate bedroom.
You wouldn’t be allowed to have a bedroom without a window going to the outside. So you could only make it a storage space. And in old apartments you generally didn’t have bathrooms without a window either because of the ventilation 🤗
Lovely space, especially the kitchen and bathroom. I’d move the couch against the wall so that there’d be a view of the window from the left side. Nice to see an apartment on this channel that looks some someone lives in the space.
Looks very nice, Kateryna has done a good job with the space. 50 sq. m is quite a generous size, I only have 30 sq. m, which involves lots of compromises.
❤❤❤love how she use the IKEA shelves to divide the apartment into private room and living space. The living space is cozy, versatile and warm. Beautifully designed and blending both modern with vintage in a warm and comfortable environment. Love it 😍
This is a lovely home. I really like the way Kateryna designed her place to be immaculate yet affordable. Her cat was adorable. It's one of my favorite episodes.
So beautiful. She was patient at collecting beautiful pieces and used everything with creativity and practicality. Very lovely!
this is so gorgeous and her personal taste is so beautiful!
What a fantastic space she created. It has the appearance of being much larger. It is warm, cozy, filled with light and decorated beautifully. Thank you for sharing.
Very clever use of mirrors. All very relatable. Excellent video
SO many great ideas in this space ! I think they'd translate well to any home.
Beautiful space to live in ❤❤
Simply BEAUTIFUL! I would be delighted to live there! Much love to Kateryna & her work!
She make a beautiful space with mostly loose furnitures. Love how she use the secondhand furnitures and combines with everything else in the apartment, make them a soulful, cozy and homey space. Definitely inspire me
Beautiful apartment, love it!
Probably the best Ryan's Shed Plans on building a shed is hardly found ever . ruclips.net/user/postUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG And Ryan's takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
It feels very cozy, well done. I would maybe switch the sitting area and the bed. As it is now, the sofa area seems a bit dark while the sleeping area is very bright. I'd prefer it the other way round. But it obviously works for her.
I think she decided to arrange it like this to avoid her guests to pass by her bed when entering the living room! And with the amount of mirrors, it shouldn't be too dark in the end. 😊
Could easily enclose the space in a way so the "bedroom" is still effectively tucked away and the window could be enjoyed in the living/dining room area. It seems oddly wasted as is.@@Nini00000
@@ansonstuart8393 sure I agree, I just tried to find a reason, not saying it was the cleverest! Or maybe she just likes to wake up with the morning sun at 6am hahah!! 😂
Absolutely beautiful and practical, perfect for one person (or maybe even for a couple)…
I like this apartment layout and organization. The way it was decorated with a sort of modern twist works in parts with some vintage works as well.
Nicely done and probably quite economical. However, I am very surprised by the choices she made on the living/sleeping room. this room has only one window, which is in a corner, so there is a daylight issue. I would have prioritized the living/dining on that end with a window and put the sleeping area in the darker corner.
I suppose she wanted to avoid her guests to pass by her bed when entering the living room for privacy! And with the amount of mirrors, it shouldn't be too dark in the end. 😊 Or maybe she just likes to wake up at 6am with the daylight 🤣
I would have put a transparent wall between the spaces to bring light into the LR space. Or moved the couch against the wall so that it faced the window.
Idk, the dinner table has natural light, the couch/TV area doesn't need too much light imo.
I live more in the kitchen than in living rooms anyway. So this setup is perfect to me.
This apartment is beautifully decorated and very practical and functional. Your cat is precious ! Best of luck to you with your new life in Berlin ! 😺
This is one of the most beautiful, well-designed spaces I've seen!
That's a crazy good interior design and placement.
This is my dream apartment! After raising a family, I crave such a wonderful personal space to retire to. I would cook in that kitchen all day and enjoy hosting guests at the dining table. The living room is so inviting and the bedroom is everything anyone would ever need. Well done.
It inspires a lot of self-learned interior designers. Very innovative and space saver furnitures on a small apartment.
I like the use of mirrors and seeing how a rented space can be changed with different types of furniture.
Wow! This lady did well, nice to see somewhere different too ie Berlin…..