That's not a traveling suitcase lol that's a typewriter case! And "syndyk" is called a "chest" in English :) Also instead of saying "very old" or "retro" all the time you can use the word "VINTAGE" instead, it just sounds better than "very old" lol
The building and hour flat is strong built and it’s beautiful I love the kitchen and your room it’s beautiful Russia you respect women in Russia it shows
One of the best things about these apartments.. Radiator heat, and still air. Great for your skin. In America most houses have forced air heating systems, which blow warm air throughout the house. Some describe it as an airplane sound when it's running and it's about as good for your skin as using a hair dryer
Most of these buildings were built during the Soviet times. In Khabarovsk, many of them are even more modest. Imagine the oldest looking apartment building you can imagine. But inside, even though many of the apartments are small, they are cozy and nice. The total size of the apartment would fit into my greatroom in America.
That lift would give me claustrophobia.Your flat looks very cosy though.I like the old style record player.I must try to find a recording of "Krasnaya Carafan",is that "Red Caravan"?Wow below -8c they turn on the heat?In UK that for 3 days would be like a natural disaster!We panic when it gets to just 0c!Thank you for the tour.
I do love the chair, desk and lamps, as i a big fan of fine quality furniture. As for the weather, it is cold and raining hard and i love it to bits.😅 Fantastic British weather 🇬🇧. Anyone for a cup of tea?🫖
I think the odd suitcase was for carrying a typewriter. The slope was for the angled keys on 3 or 4 levels. See if there are 4 foot marks etc inside. I would have been 5 and just about noone had a washing machine or a fridge, a washing board and a wringer was common, we had to wait until about 1960 for the "white goods" to appear. Likewise portable transistor radios. Very interesting to see familiar and different objects. You are quite pale so make sure you take vitamins especially D.
This is a a well organized and traditional apartment that has character. It is a treat to see the architecture of a Russian flat and your personable manner is quite hospitable Lisa. Thanks for sharing
Yes, it's very cozy, Lisa. I really like the elevator and windows. And the paddle reminds me of Northwoods lodge decor in Midwest USA where I live. Will you make tea using one of the samovars and film it for us?
Thanks Lisa. What a warm, cosy little world, thank you so much for showing it to us. It all seems so well-organised and beautiful. You look lovely as well, 'as pretty as a picture'.
Wonderful cozy place! Lisa is the neighborhood safe and friendly? We want to make sure you are cared for. Was that thing you held up an old typewriter case?
What an amazing Russian apartment. So you have officially moved to Moscow? That's great. I'm looking looking forward for your Russian adventures. Greeting all the way from the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. 🇷🇺❤️👋
Beautiful home and yard. I love your respect for the classical Russian retro design and features. Elevator is so cool. Thank you beautiful Lisa 😍 This video is incredible. Poka Poka
If I feel the need to brighten my life...I just turn on one of your vlogs ! Thanks Lisa.. for the vintage Russian experience ! You have a natural talent for doing what you do ! Your vlogs are so good that I've taken to giving you the thumbs up...BEFORE I watch your videos...because I KNOW they'll be good ! To Lisa with Love from Australia ✈🦘🇦🇺🌹
If I'm not mistaken, these were called Khrushchevka. They always remind me of a state hospital inside, or any other publicly planned building here in the United States. I guess you can make anyplace cozy. Why they always used to put a glass transom between the loo and kitchen puzzles me.
I must correct you. 4 rooms and high ceilings (considerably higher than 3 meters) - this is "Stalinka" And in Khrushchev buildings they didn’t make a wide staircase, where you could put an elevator in the flight between the stairs. In Khrushchevka up to 5 floors there was no elevator; if there were more floors, the elevator was already built into the wall.
Lisa, I love this old apartment. So many things are really beautiful. Your room looks very cozy, especially with the windows and the parquet floor. 😍😍The kitchen is awesome, beautifully arranged and looks nice and comfortable, as well as functional.
1984. I think she might well never have seen one. Because of the samizdat I believe there were not many having one. The books were censored and the only way for the opposition to publish something banned by the regime was by typing it. Meaning they had to hide the typing machines, very few had one and probably was registered to be controlled not to be used by the opposition.
Wonderful video, well photographed and narrated, I watched it four times over. You have an absolutely beautiful apartment. It is so feminine looking and beautifully furnished and decorated. It is such a special and rare place and yes, it is also cozy. You seem to be a very artistic, creative, and feminine person. I wish American apartments had some Russian features like an entrance area to take off my shoes and coats as well as a small washing machine. I love seeing old Soviet films with the old Soviet Moscow and Leningrad apartments, as well as the movies of farming areas with old Soviet country houses and Russian life back then from the 40's up to and through the 80's. I heard that many of the Soviet apartment buildings were built from the same building plan and blueprint. Have you ever seen that old Soviet Russian film where the man comes home from a trip and accidentally goes to the wrong apt building and when he puts the key in the slot it actually opens the apartment with the same number but in the wrong building, but when he gets in, it looks exactly like his apartment over at his actual apartment building so he spends the night and the actual tenet comes home and is shocked, tells him t leave and he says it's his apartment? Bye for now, but I will see your other videos.
Beautiful my love wish you were living with me in TX USA (K-1 VISA) it's hot and humid here but i live 30 minutes to beach🏖 it does get a little cold during the winter here around OCT- JAN love you and your channel
I had a portable typewriter in the 60’s. Called a ‘portable’ because regular office typewriters were very big and heavy and not able to be transported easily. 🤓
We are reassured that you have special doors everywhere from the entrance of the building until the keys of your room to keep you safe from the burglars and other perpetrators. In my opinion in the West the poor people have no safety.
Ha! I have an almost identical phone (rotary dial 0-9). I got to practice unlacing/relacing all 14 eyelets on my corks. Youn's seem to take your shoes off all the time.
In Russia, it is considered the norm to take off street shoes in residential premises and not drag them further than the threshold.There are home shoes for the house.(slippers or shoes) or you can walk barefoot, any option is at your discretion, but not street shoes! There are always "duty slippers" for guests. Shoes are not removed only in special cases, for example during funerals.
This was a tour through time, in a world apart. I haven't seen a rotary phone since the 80's. Does it still work i wonder? And next to a turntable from the same era or older. That is a lovely home you're staying at Lisa. I had a feeling this video was going to be about a tour of your pad, but my original guess wasn't wrong either 😉 Russia has such a mix of old and new culture, and many traditional ways of doing things are still practiced. Its enlightening to see and watch. I hope i get the opportunity to visit someday. In the meantime, thank you Lisa, for taking us along on your journey's so we can live vicariously through them ❤😊
@@lisa_with_love the good Ole days before the computer invaded our lives. I will say, though, that the cell phone was the best thing to come out of this new world we live in. Until it got taken over by a computer too lol And, well, of course, RUclips as well, or else we wouldn't have great, enriching content like your own.
@@lisa_with_love I have watched all of them, this one for Moscow city is very good. I meant that Vladivostok is more authentic city and less known as well as the surrounding cities / villages, so vlogs from there are more unusual :) have a nice evening !
there is a mistake in THUMBNAIL 🤭we will fix it soon
And what is that?,...looking very pretty as always.😘
@@tekpic04 how about Ursula Fonderleyen?
@@rmdomainer9042smomsuckscocks A big Criminal mastertress of the most highest degree.
I live in a sandstone tenement building in Scotland built in 1870 ,half of the building was blown up in world war two and rebuilt in 1946
Blown up by whom? Certainly not Hitler.
I'm genuinely surprised by how much this place resembles a little place I once lived in. I could do well in an apartment like that I think.
I like that old furniture.They made it to last.Remined me to flat where I spent my youth.I can smell that furniture.
it reminds me flat of my father.. actually flat doesn't have smell, it is well maintained 😊
@@lisa_with_love no no no flat.. wood, furniture.smell of wood.
Old Soviet apartment blocks are so solidly built!!!
That's not a traveling suitcase lol that's a typewriter case! And "syndyk" is called a "chest" in English :) Also instead of saying "very old" or "retro" all the time you can use the word "VINTAGE" instead, it just sounds better than "very old" lol
cool! "chest" I didn't know that. Thank you!
Oops i've said same, and now seen your comment.
I was smiling and said the same. That’s why it’s so heavy. Lisa is so young she’s probably never seen a Typewriter before, like my Grandkids 😆😆😆.
Why don’t you put the bed in the other room, instead of the room you enter in?
No closets no screens
I love these historic flats
The building and hour flat is strong built and it’s beautiful I love the kitchen and your room it’s beautiful Russia you respect women in Russia it shows
Привет из Америки! Было интересно посмотреть.Спасибо за видео!
пожалуйста!! приходите еще 🤗
Nice and clean and no graffiti like most places in Western Europe
One of the best things about these apartments.. Radiator heat, and still air.
Great for your skin.
In America most houses have forced air heating systems, which blow warm air throughout the house.
Some describe it as an airplane sound when it's running and it's about as good for your skin as using a hair dryer
yeah... yewww I don't like blowing hot air 😁
What a lovely distinctive style,an inspiration to home interior design.Love Russia
Fantastic tour of a Soviet style apartment. Very simple lifestyle and comfort.
Fantastic video! Love your explanation, guide.
Your apartment is Suuuuuuper cozy , it's jut Perfect , especially for long winters .
Lovely apartment! I swear my mother has the same kind of cooking pots.
Most of these buildings were built during the Soviet times. In Khabarovsk, many of them are even more modest.
Imagine the oldest looking apartment building you can imagine. But inside, even though many of the apartments are small, they are cozy and nice. The total size of the apartment would fit into my greatroom in America.
Looks really cozy.
it is... feels like vacation in grandma house
@@lisa_with_love millions of people here in the UK would love to live there.
I love the old record player! Probably worth a lot
old phone and old music player ! very cool 💪
It is cosy and very charming.
yes it is very cozy 🌹🍩☕
That lift would give me claustrophobia.Your flat looks very cosy though.I like the old style record player.I must try to find a recording of "Krasnaya Carafan",is that "Red Caravan"?Wow below -8c they turn on the heat?In UK that for 3 days would be like a natural disaster!We panic when it gets to just 0c!Thank you for the tour.
I do love the chair, desk and lamps, as i a big fan of fine quality furniture. As for the weather, it is cold and raining hard and i love it to bits.😅 Fantastic British weather 🇬🇧. Anyone for a cup of tea?🫖
TEA everyday! You saw me making milk tea! hello to the UK 💐
I think the odd suitcase was for carrying a typewriter. The slope was for the angled keys on 3 or 4 levels. See if there are 4 foot marks etc inside. I would have been 5 and just about noone had a washing machine or a fridge, a washing board and a wringer was common, we had to wait until about 1960 for the "white goods" to appear. Likewise portable transistor radios. Very interesting to see familiar and different objects.
You are quite pale so make sure you take vitamins especially D.
This is a a well organized and traditional apartment that has character. It is a treat to see the architecture of a Russian flat and your personable manner is quite hospitable Lisa. Thanks for sharing
my pleasure! thanks for watching 🌹🍰☀😇
Nice video from wich city video I am from india
I love your apartment. Very cool. ❤👍
thank you ! cheers!
Lisa, Thank you for the very interesting video. I love looking at other people's houses. Best Regards, Tim
This apartment is a real luxury!!!
A classic Khrushchovka! A flat with a living/sleeping space, kitchen and bathroom. Cozy and comfortable and they were in vogue in the 1950s USSR.
yes true! it has 4 rooms, I only occupy one 😁
Khrushchevka is equal US ,,big studio,, , just divided for any sections.
@@lisa_with_love то, что Вы назвали старым чемоданом скорее всего является футляром для баяна или аккордиона.
@@ЗривКорень-м5к ...от пишущей машинки
With 4 rooms and 3.20 ceiling height it's anything but Khrushchovka.
Yes, it's very cozy, Lisa. I really like the elevator and windows. And the paddle reminds me of Northwoods lodge decor in Midwest USA where I live. Will you make tea using one of the samovars and film it for us?
Nice tour
thank you 🤗❄
❤ Lisa u r looking like an angel ❤
thank you 🌱👼
Very classy and humble, nice flat .
What a lovely video! Love the retro and autumn aesthetic 😍
thank you 🍰😇
i hope to see a neighbourhood like this in person one day, we have nothing like khrushchyovka in america.
come to visit us! 🤗
Thanks Lisa. What a warm, cosy little world, thank you so much for showing it to us. It all seems so well-organised and beautiful. You look lovely as well, 'as pretty as a picture'.
I really wanted to make this video, took me a few days to finish 🤗
@@lisa_with_love Yes it seemed a bit longer than usual, I loved it.
Wonderful cozy place! Lisa is the neighborhood safe and friendly? We want to make sure you are cared for. Was that thing you held up an old typewriter case?
it is downtown of Moscow, it is very safe, near by traffic police station 😆
What an amazing Russian apartment. So you have officially moved to Moscow? That's great. I'm looking looking forward for your Russian adventures. Greeting all the way from the Rio Grande Valley, Texas. 🇷🇺❤️👋
this apartment for a short term ! I will stay in Moscow and travel around I suppose 👍
humble life, like mine. thanks for showing us.
Such a great video. Our stylish Lisa in a retro style apartment.
You have such a lovely manner, thank you for a very personal view of your world 🌎
Looks lovely, charming and comfortable. Thank you for sharing!
I feel great here, like at home! thanks for watching 🍩🌹
That’s quite the ski ramp. For the wheelchair bound.
1959 apartment 😨 as old as my dad
Hey Lisa, that's a cool little apartment, I like the little desk area near the window. I love the dress also; it looks great on you. ☺
actually it is big apartment, it has 4 rooms, I rent one room 😁
@@lisa_with_love🫶🏻
Excellent filming wow....❤❤
Beautiful home and yard. I love your respect for the classical Russian retro design and features. Elevator is so cool. Thank you beautiful Lisa 😍 This video is incredible. Poka Poka
this flat is well maintained so I love 😉 it usually old Russian flats are not nice
Life has shown me that only some home can truly make you feel safe and happy. I am happy for you. 😆😍@@lisa_with_love
If I feel the need to brighten my life...I just turn on one of your vlogs !
Thanks Lisa.. for the vintage Russian experience ! You have a natural talent for doing what you do ! Your vlogs are so good that I've taken to giving you the thumbs up...BEFORE I watch your videos...because I KNOW they'll be good !
To Lisa with Love from Australia ✈🦘🇦🇺🌹
If I'm not mistaken, these were called Khrushchevka. They always remind me of a state hospital inside, or any other publicly planned building here in the United States. I guess you can make anyplace cozy. Why they always used to put a glass transom between the loo and kitchen puzzles me.
I must correct you.
4 rooms and high ceilings (considerably higher than 3 meters) - this is "Stalinka"
And in Khrushchev buildings they didn’t make a wide staircase, where you could put an elevator in the flight between the stairs. In Khrushchevka
up to 5 floors there was no elevator; if there were more floors, the elevator was already built into the wall.
Nices places you got there Lisa,nices big city there 👍🇨🇦✌️beautiful place
What a stylish apartment! My favorite part was the view. I really hope you enjoy your stay there 😉
Thanks!
thanks for donation dear friend 🤗☕🍰
Do you have patrón Lisa ?
We also call it "sundook' (the box)!🌷
I think you need a few more refrigerator magnets though--😆😆
hahaha I always bring magnets to my house in Vladivostok.. soon it is going to look same !
Everything is beautiful and lovely simple natural.
I like it! I think it has better renovation than my flat in Moscow.
Lisa, I love this old apartment. So many things are really beautiful. Your room looks very cozy, especially with the windows and the parquet floor. 😍😍The kitchen is awesome, beautifully arranged and looks nice and comfortable, as well as functional.
Great video
That carry bag looked like it was for an old typerwriter. Renember those ?
Lol, if the electric grid ever fails we may need them again !
1984. I think she might well never have seen one. Because of the samizdat I believe there were not many having one. The books were censored and the only way for the opposition to publish something banned by the regime was by typing it. Meaning they had to hide the typing machines, very few had one and probably was registered to be controlled not to be used by the opposition.
I like the tiny old elevator.
in INDIA, the storage case is also known as "SANDOOK", TREASURE CHEST ...
almost same then 😁👍
@@Pavel-ey1qb Your words are true my friend and one more truth is that the only true friend INDIA has in this world is RUSSIA...
I love music you adapted to the video
I was trying to make it cozy and dreamy ☀☕
난 러시아를 너무 좋아 합니다. 러시아 사람들도 너무 친절합니다.🫶
An amazing apartment, I love it.
Why to not remove that big bed and get a nice pull out sofa bed? It would give so much more room for the storage.
And they're so good at this. These details and you're very pretty
i love Rusia 💛
Wonderful video 👍❤🇰🇷
It's all... so Beautiful. ❤❤❤❤ I'd Love to visit!! 😍😍
thank you 🤗
Wonderful video, well photographed and narrated, I watched it four times over. You have an absolutely beautiful apartment. It is so feminine looking and beautifully furnished and decorated. It is such a special and rare place and yes, it is also cozy. You seem to be a very artistic, creative, and feminine person. I wish American apartments had some Russian features like an entrance area to take off my shoes and coats as well as a small washing machine. I love seeing old Soviet films with the old Soviet Moscow and Leningrad apartments, as well as the movies of farming areas with old Soviet country houses and Russian life back then from the 40's up to and through the 80's. I heard that many of the Soviet apartment buildings were built from the same building plan and blueprint. Have you ever seen that old Soviet Russian film where the man comes home from a trip and accidentally goes to the wrong apt building and when he puts the key in the slot it actually opens the apartment with the same number but in the wrong building, but when he gets in, it looks exactly like his apartment over at his actual apartment building so he spends the night and the actual tenet comes home and is shocked, tells him t leave and he says it's his apartment? Bye for now, but I will see your other videos.
Beautiful my love wish you were living with me in TX USA (K-1 VISA) it's hot and humid here but i live 30 minutes to beach🏖 it does get a little cold during the winter here around OCT- JAN love you and your channel
I love thé stove lighter
Hi ! At about 5.10 you show this heavy suitcase , in fact that is the travelling case of a nowadays vintage typewriter machine ... had one myself ))
Thank you ❤❤❤❤❤❤
5:19 - This should be typewriter device :D
🤔🤔🤔🤔 maybe??
@@lisa_with_love Dont open, gremlins usually live there.
@@lisa_with_loveshe heard you were a vlogger, and probably assumed you would need it? lol ❤
I'm in the USA. I really like your videos, your Russian accent and your big beautiful eyes. 4:26
hello to the USA 👁😏 thanks
I had a portable typewriter in the 60’s. Called a ‘portable’ because regular office typewriters were very big and heavy and not able to be transported easily. 🤓
Nicely. Have a good day!!
A very beautiful house!
was wating for your vlog... and also this topic was great
Long time I wanted to film a room tour 😊
Lol thats the size of a project elevator. Rode one with a dead body strapped to a stokes litter in Brownsville, East NY
High degree of human values civilization
Lisa. Can you visit Novosibirsk in your next video and Omsk??
Yes I want to visit 🙌
We are reassured that you have special doors everywhere from the entrance of the building until the keys of your room to keep you safe from the burglars and other perpetrators. In my opinion in the West the poor people have no safety.
yes we have! first house door, then double flat doors then my room door haha
My dept is not old or new it is just mine. Lisa your videos are incredible
Ha! I have an almost identical phone (rotary dial 0-9).
I got to practice unlacing/relacing all 14 eyelets on my corks.
Youn's seem to take your shoes off all the time.
we don't wear shoes inside our houses, outside is rainy, wet and dirty.. I like to walk wearing socks when I am inside
In Russia, it is considered the norm to take off street shoes in residential premises and not drag them further than the threshold.There are home shoes for the house.(slippers or shoes) or you can walk barefoot, any option is at your discretion, but not street shoes! There are always "duty slippers" for guests. Shoes are not removed only in special cases, for example during funerals.
@@lisa_with_love I only know of 2 families who take their boots off inside, and that's because they had until recent events dairy cattle.
Sucesso pra você
Super Lisa ♥♥♥
super HERO 🤗👸
😍@@lisa_with_love
This was a tour through time, in a world apart. I haven't seen a rotary phone since the 80's. Does it still work i wonder? And next to a turntable from the same era or older. That is a lovely home you're staying at Lisa. I had a feeling this video was going to be about a tour of your pad, but my original guess wasn't wrong either 😉 Russia has such a mix of old and new culture, and many traditional ways of doing things are still practiced. Its enlightening to see and watch. I hope i get the opportunity to visit someday. In the meantime, thank you Lisa, for taking us along on your journey's so we can live vicariously through them ❤😊
I imagine sometimes how was it here in the past and I saw many old people in this area, they remember the old times 😏
@@lisa_with_love the good Ole days before the computer invaded our lives. I will say, though, that the cell phone was the best thing to come out of this new world we live in. Until it got taken over by a computer too lol And, well, of course, RUclips as well, or else we wouldn't have great, enriching content like your own.
Yes nice to see how she keeps financing their Swedish enemy
That suitcase looked like a typewriter case. No wonder it was heavy!
I thought it was an accordion case...I have very similar at home, with a small children's accordion made in the USSR in it 😊.
А я тоже из Приморского края. Живу совсем рядом с Владивостоком.
do you share the kitchen with the owner. I really like the styles of the apartment. it looks very quaint and cozy. Love from New Orleans!
Enjoyed that. Thanks 😊
Сталинки - лучшие дома
Плюсую☝️
The old traveling suit case looks like a old typewriter bag.
greetings from Panama
Your apartment is beautiful
Please show the surroundings, shops, streets etc. Hope you'll return to Vladivostok, it's more interesting city, you can even go to Cina in bus :)
of course I am going to show around, I already have a few vlogs from Moscow, you can watch it in Moscow playlist 🤗 have a great day
@@lisa_with_love I have watched all of them, this one for Moscow city is very good. I meant that Vladivostok is more authentic city and less known as well as the surrounding cities / villages, so vlogs from there are more unusual :) have a nice evening !
When you crouched down in that dress, I have to admit you look very 🫦💗
I like this video as well. Thank you.
Has she opened the heavy traveling case? It looks like a vintage typewriter might be in there.
4:50 in America we call them footlockers or steamer trunks
Lisa with love,Lisa with my life.shamim🕊🤴🏭🫂
_самая очаровательная и наилучшая богиня 😍😍😍 🇷🇺_
привет дорогой друг ☀🍰