Definitley didn't pay that for everything! Most of our stuff is second hand so we've found a good amount of deals. Though it's also been collected over the years likely paid around ~$10K for everything over the past 4-5 years as we've furnished our apartment(s)
@@NickLowry you seemed pretty into sourcing your stuff well so I didn’t think you’d be silly and get everything straight off the shelf. I’m a design freak so looking at your apartment was a real treat haha. I hope you’re well and sorry if my last comment seemed a little passive aggressive :)
Nick, I know you're not the plant parent in your home but could you please share what plant that is growing in water on the coffee table. Is it a monstera?
Halfway in and I need to say how much I appreciate the production quality and editing skills. Absolutely phenomenal. Feel like I'm watching a high budget tv series. You're definitely getting that quality feel you've been aiming for in your videos, Elena👏😍
I have been following Nick for quite some time and simply looove his appartement 😍 his taste on furniture is just on point. Thank you for the great video Elena ☺️
It is amazing how that whole area in Long Island City along the Waterfront as transformed. I have lived in Astoria for 65 years near the Steinway piano Factory. Like you said that whole area in Long Island City was all industrial and I am old enough to remember the steam whistle would blow for the warehouses to let them know what time it was the steam whistle with blow 8 in the morning 12 noon and then 4:30 to let out. You have to be around my age to remember the steam whistle. If my memory serves me correctly the steam whistle was on Vernon Boulevard around Borden Avenue somewhere in that area.
wow, you are golden, a necessary connection to the days when the life and/or era that is now being celebrated were the reality. i always wondered how many folks are still around who remember or worked at domino, pepsi or the ______ bread company. for those who did work at the various industries of the area, it was their life line and bread & butter, the steam whistles, the clock chimes and the church bells marking the hour are all sorely missed. they were part of the rhythm and rhyme of an era.
Crazy how times have changed. I lived in the most coveted, historical street in L.I.C. from 1998-2005 in a brownstone which used to house the Ziegfeld Follies dancers. Many famous television shows and movies filmed on my street weekly. My one bedroom apartment had a private patio and entry to a "secret" shared garden maintained by the property owner. Many fabulous parties in that gorgeous garden! My rent there upon exit in July 2005 was $1500. I only left for a new job in Chicago and I cried my eyes out to give up that apartment. I could never afford that apartment now. 😥
Such a HUGE transformation to that area, it was a old or abandoned train tracks by the water, I happen they left some of it there. These new people have NO idea lol
I know this is meant to focus on NYC but I would love to see your series stretch to other major cities, I think this series is just so amazing, and I’d love to see your series grow.
I live in LIC. I love the fact that it is quiet and in the cut. I lived in BK for years and needed a change. My apartment is right at the water across from Manhattan. Where the Macy's fireworks take place.
Yes majority of New Yorkers can’t even afford 1000 rent, so yes this is an aspiration to some but some people are just trying to even get an apartment.
To be fair, $3200 per month is in the realm of average here in NYC. Especially if it's for two. Only way to get anything below $1500 is to have roommate(s)
LOL, Astoria is one of the more expensive neighborhoods in NYC. There are tons of way more affordable neighborhoods than Astoria - All of the Bronx, Staten Island, Eastern Queens and Brooklyn, Harlem are all way more affordable than Astoria. That means the vast majority of the city.
@@kayflip2233 I "USED TO", That area "WAS". And when I was talking about affordability, I also considered tons of other factors then picked the relatively acceptable neighorhoods. Yes, Bronx is affordable, but it's affordable for a reason. You can also get shot walking on the street, hard pass
That is a charming apartment that reflects the people who live in it.The tour was very informative and l love that he brought his fiancée into the conversation several times.
I love living in LIC! It definitely feels like it's own little city. I'm shocked that this apartment was 3200. Somehow I pay 3,740 for a luxury apartment with 2 bedroom and 2 bath.
I admire the collection of indoor plants you have. It gives a "revitalizing" atmosphere to the place. Is the sofa by Le Corbusier? I love its shape and dimensions. I have an LC3 Sofa from Manhattan Home Design and I love its design and materials. Thanks for the tour!
I have been to many homes in New York and they don't look nice like this... But they do make it work for them with a limited budget and I appreciate that. Also in many homes and apartment storage space is a problem (REAL PROBLEM)
Could use another sofa or two upholstered chairs opposite the couch, ideally not in black and chrome, awkward amount of open space there and everything is just shoved up against the walls, bigger rug too, I bet this space could look cool with black or green walls too which could reduce some of the visual clutter
As someone who sews for a living, Im gonna go out on a limb and say that sewing machine is mainly for show at this point. The amount of particles and thread and scrap fabric and noise that would happen if you sewed out in the open like that is just impractical. She must put together precut samples every now and then or something. But that's nowhere near a sewing space.
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4:31 - floyd bed ($1.5-$3k each)
4:41 - Artek stool ($300 each)
4:53 - Akari 1N ($175 each)
4:57 - Akari 70EN ($550 each)
5:15 - CB2 mirror ($350 each)
7:04 - Mies van der Rohe mr 10 side chair ($1.5-$2k each)
7:59 - LC2 sofa ($8-$10k each)
8:06 - Jean Prouve lamp ($1.3k each)
8:47 - Interconnect Candleholder ($300 each)
10:23 - butterfly stool ($650 each new)
9:12 - Wassily chair by Marcel Breuer ($3.5-$4k)
That’s about $20k in just the furniture I know 😃
Definitley didn't pay that for everything! Most of our stuff is second hand so we've found a good amount of deals. Though it's also been collected over the years likely paid around ~$10K for everything over the past 4-5 years as we've furnished our apartment(s)
@@NickLowry you seemed pretty into sourcing your stuff well so I didn’t think you’d be silly and get everything straight off the shelf. I’m a design freak so looking at your apartment was a real treat haha. I hope you’re well and sorry if my last comment seemed a little passive aggressive :)
@@NickLowry nice insight- great collection
What is the walnut coffee table with the curve?
@@NickLowry You have a good eye for bargains and you know your stuff. What a wonderful collection of classics.
Thank you so much for coming to checkout our space! ❤️
Nick, I know you're not the plant parent in your home but could you please share what plant that is growing in water on the coffee table. Is it a monstera?
@@futureimperfect2826 It's a selloum philodendron that we moved over to water culture about a year or so ago and it's been loving it!
Where is your coffee table from? I love the shape!
@@May0408 Thank you! the coffee table is by Kardiel!
Thanks Nick for answering!
Halfway in and I need to say how much I appreciate the production quality and editing skills. Absolutely phenomenal. Feel like I'm watching a high budget tv series. You're definitely getting that quality feel you've been aiming for in your videos, Elena👏😍
I have been following Nick for quite some time and simply looove his appartement 😍 his taste on furniture is just on point. Thank you for the great video Elena ☺️
He reminds me so much of my brother in law who passed away 3 years ago. Put a smile on my face. Fantastic apartment.
It is amazing how that whole area in Long Island City along the Waterfront as transformed. I have lived in Astoria for 65 years near the Steinway piano Factory. Like you said that whole area in Long Island City was all industrial and I am old enough to remember the steam whistle would blow for the warehouses to let them know what time it was the steam whistle with blow 8 in the morning 12 noon and then 4:30 to let out. You have to be around my age to remember the steam whistle. If my memory serves me correctly the steam whistle was on Vernon Boulevard around Borden Avenue somewhere in that area.
I'm a bit younger then you, but I would remember seeing the hooker walking along LIC and how it was a pretty bad area back then
Wow thanks for that info must be cool to see the changes
wow, you are golden, a necessary connection to the days when the life and/or era that is now being celebrated were the reality. i always wondered how many folks are still around who remember or worked at domino, pepsi or the ______ bread company. for those who did work at the various industries of the area, it was their life line and bread & butter, the steam whistles, the clock chimes and the church bells marking the hour are all sorely missed. they were part of the rhythm and rhyme of an era.
Omg love the plant collection!!! Haven't seen that many plants in an apartment before tbh
I really love this apartment series! That apartment is gorgeous, and I’m learning so much about New York City!!
Crazy how times have changed. I lived in the most coveted, historical street in L.I.C. from 1998-2005 in a brownstone which used to house the Ziegfeld Follies dancers. Many famous television shows and movies filmed on my street weekly. My one bedroom apartment had a private patio and entry to a "secret" shared garden maintained by the property owner. Many fabulous parties in that gorgeous garden! My rent there upon exit in July 2005 was $1500. I only left for a new job in Chicago and I cried my eyes out to give up that apartment. I could never afford that apartment now. 😥
Such a HUGE transformation to that area, it was a old or abandoned train tracks by the water, I happen they left some of it there. These new people have NO idea lol
I love Nick’s photos on Instagram. Apartment perfection! So cool to see a video of it.
I know this is meant to focus on NYC but I would love to see your series stretch to other major cities, I think this series is just so amazing, and I’d love to see your series grow.
I live in LIC. I love the fact that it is quiet and in the cut. I lived in BK for years and needed a change. My apartment is right at the water across from Manhattan. Where the Macy's fireworks take place.
Oh thank you so much for featuring Nick, I love his content on IG so it’s great to know a bit more about him !
Would love to see some housing on here that represents the type of apartment that the average New Yorker lives in.
Why? Aren't you looking for aspiration and inspiration, Why do you need to see regular apartments?
@@beatricerights can still get inspiration from regular apartments, probably more
@@beatricerights I would be more inspired by people who represent the majority of New Yorkers.
Yes majority of New Yorkers can’t even afford 1000 rent, so yes this is an aspiration to some but some people are just trying to even get an apartment.
To be fair, $3200 per month is in the realm of average here in NYC. Especially if it's for two. Only way to get anything below $1500 is to have roommate(s)
I think I've never seen such a unique design style! Simply gorgeous!
Interesting I didn’t even get through the video because the space and decor reminded me of another typical influencer apartment.
Long island city is underrated. I used to live in Astoria and that area was one of the only affordable ones left in NYC.
LOL, Astoria is one of the more expensive neighborhoods in NYC. There are tons of way more affordable neighborhoods than Astoria - All of the Bronx, Staten Island, Eastern Queens and Brooklyn, Harlem are all way more affordable than Astoria. That means the vast majority of the city.
@@kayflip2233 I "USED TO", That area "WAS".
And when I was talking about affordability, I also considered tons of other factors then picked the relatively acceptable neighorhoods. Yes, Bronx is affordable, but it's affordable for a reason. You can also get shot walking on the street, hard pass
Wowww thank you for showing the LIC area! I’m actually living in the building behind the Pepsi sign. Really love the neighborhood here!
ahh recognised nick's apartment right away, love it so much
Love how Nick mentions the designers!
The map you showed of NYC is soooo interesting. I had no idea NYC didn’t make up that entire island. 🤯
Awesome video. Love the open space in Nick's apartment that right there is a hidden gem in Long Island City.
So interesting how he describes NYC as quiet due to everyone doing their own thing!
I always hit the like button on your videos before I even watch the video and I’m never let down 🙌🏾
I've been following Nick for about a year on Instagram and I really loved the amount of detail that went into this!
I was following his account and i've never thought that i would be able to see the room tour of his apartment!!!
Great video! This is probably my favorite apartment you've ever featured!
Was so surprised when he said his fiancé was a ‘she’.
At first, I was like of course, super cool g a y couple.
Curve ball!!!
Love this apartment so much! Such cool art and that bookshelf is amazing!
So happy to have a new vid for the apartment series! Also, as a Finn, LOVE the Alvar Aalto furniture
been living in LIC for a few years now and will probably stay here for a few more. love the dog community and all the great food options
By far the best series on youtube! Love these videos
That is a charming apartment that reflects the people who live in it.The tour was very informative and l love that he brought his fiancée into the conversation several times.
Amazing apartment! Love the posters and the plants 💙
I love living in LIC! It definitely feels like it's own little city. I'm shocked that this apartment was 3200. Somehow I pay 3,740 for a luxury apartment with 2 bedroom and 2 bath.
Nice apartment! It's also cool to see that he sourced something from a company that I work for here in NYC.
I admire the collection of indoor plants you have. It gives a "revitalizing" atmosphere to the place. Is the sofa by Le Corbusier? I love its shape and dimensions. I have an LC3 Sofa from Manhattan Home Design and I love its design and materials. Thanks for the tour!
So intrigued by the way he pronounces things sometimes, particularly his E's
OMG, I lived in that building 10 years ago. Nice walk on memory lane, also I am old now.
May I know which building it is?
I saw this apartment on IG and saved it then RUclips recommended me your video! Thanks for this amazing tour!!
You content, as ever, is amazing! Thank you!!
I love your videos your one of the people who inspired me to be a youtuber
Love their style and apartment tour!
Favorite one so far, all of the wood furniture is stunning !!
I have been to many homes in New York and they don't look nice like this... But they do make it work for them with a limited budget and I appreciate that. Also in many homes and apartment storage space is a problem (REAL PROBLEM)
the way he mixes up words is so cute
They have amazing taste, wow 🤯 Taking notes...
I covet his stonking collection of classic Mid-century/Modernist furniture! He's got such brilliant eye for detail too.
Been living in LIC for a couple months now and love it. Great place to be and easy to get to Manhattan
I'm definitely the plant person being like "oh shit" U got the same humidifier ! And thos plants are gorgeous daaamn !!
Yup that's how I came across him too on IG. His place is stunning love the pieces he chose.
This video made me motivated that i can do something about this lonely room into more taste than chalky
I went to middle school in LIC and lived in Jackson Heights…ages ago 😭 miss it there
Video tour beautifully presented. Clear. Alluring. Engaging. Run at 1.5 X, still quite well presented. Definitely "cream of the crop" apt tour.
What a nice guy, what a great apartment!
I love it! I'm obsessed.
holy moly so much name brand dropping by this homie. really cool pieces.
Beautiful apartment full of interesting items and the plants love it there like the home owners. 👍🥰
Could use another sofa or two upholstered chairs opposite the couch, ideally not in black and chrome, awkward amount of open space there and everything is just shoved up against the walls, bigger rug too, I bet this space could look cool with black or green walls too which could reduce some of the visual clutter
Totally loved this!!!!!
Love your video your home is comfy cozy elegant and beautiful
Nice modern spt in a great area. Nice windows and I really like the wall lamp.
His fiancée’s sewing machine is the sickest thing I’ve ever seen 🔥 🔥
Well edited Elena
I love your apartment series so much! You are so inspiring 😊
I think his watch and computer keyboard are dope
Can I get the pillow name again, that’s super cool!
search for bode new york, custom senior cord pillow
The filming was 11/10😍
I’m not looking for flats in NY atm but still loved your video ❤👏👏
I have this apartment saved all over my Pinterest, loved getting a closer look 😍
NICK AND ANNE!!!!!!!!
this apartment is stunning. I absolutely love this series, especially as I consider moving to NYC sometime in the next 10 years.
Don't just stay where you are
clean af, more pls
Lol damn I’ve been following nicklow n his Fiancé Sanct for a long time. They do have a gorgeous living space tho
I tried to find the artist that does those pillows, but couldn’t. Does anyone have the name?
beautiful apartment tours
seen this on insta a thousand times before this vid. sick place.
I need to know about the AP...
Great vid.
It's a ref. 25594ST - picked it up a 2 years ago when they were still quite under appreciated
Love your hair! Did you do smth to it..? Anyway, you're glowing. You look like a model. You look like you are in love... yes, that's it :D
I just happen to live in the building next to the building in this video. Lic is an interesting place even though the price is not cheap.
I first watch your channel. i thought you were pretty attractve.
like your house tour to funny peoples
I see Nick and I like the video
his eyes at 7:53 are beautiful.
casually throws in the fact that her fiance works at kith, love it!
Cool tour
THE COUCH
Nice interior design. Great introduction on furnishing. Can you fix my apartment / house interior? Good taste!
I really liked everything but the filter on the video
As someone who sews for a living, Im gonna go out on a limb and say that sewing machine is mainly for show at this point. The amount of particles and thread and scrap fabric and noise that would happen if you sewed out in the open like that is just impractical. She must put together precut samples every now and then or something. But that's nowhere near a sewing space.
woow! Love this
🤪Good luck and success
Luzumaki stickers on her sewing machine? Kendama fan or Luzu fan :0 ?
Apartment is suuuuuuper fire, but I was losing it every time he said museum…or have I just been pronouncing it wrong this whole time?!
Moozam
Been following these couple on Instagram and just realized it when I saw their big ass mirror and living room chairs! 🖤 Love their apartment so much.
in order it to qualify as a bedroom it must have a closet and a window.
Shoutout to his fiance with the cute chainsaw man stickers!
Ooo Anyone know where the bookshelves are from?
His fiance is Asian for sure. There's so much Asian hints here and there even from the clothing
This is my hood! But my apartment costs like 1/2 this rent 🤣
where did the sky go?
Where is the coffee table from?