Laura’s is always the most realistic/real world interior design with it’s proper elements Alvin’s is just a bit more luxurious. Could be seen if the client doesn’t have specific wants or a budget. Costly but beautiful. Lula’s… Definitely not my favorite, always out of the box, only would be acceptable to few clients/spaces. But her bathroom in one of the previous episodes was very nice, I just wish her designs were more practical.
I'm sorry but Laura's ideas were boring. I definitely think Alvin's or Lula's were the best and most creative overall. Alvin's definitely would have been #1 if there was some more color
@@ytchannel1682 I felt the same. Laura’s has been seen over and over again. I enjoyed Lula’s take for a resort. Alvin just blew me away it’s a livable luxurious space.
Lula’s looks like an art installation its so out of this world. Laura’s looks like a beatufiul french hotel room. Alvin’s looks looks like a cozy upscale apartment. They’re all so lovely
I feel like Laura actually designs something that's archivable (not taking out walls and stuff), Lulas design could be like a hotel room near a beach and Alvin's design is what rich people would maybe do with their space
Yeah the other ones look more like hotel rooms. In my opinion Laura’s room could have used some more layered colours rather than all neutral (which seems to be the trend right now).
I feel like what people aren't getting is that it's no clients no restrictions. Obviously if it was for a client the other designs would be more practical.
Love them all. Laura´s is the most livable (and maybe lowest cost), Lula´s is out of this world dreamy, Alvin´s is warm and inviting (but I would skip the sofa to keep it less bulky). Love these episodes.
Maybe the sofa had a little bit too high of a back. But you need a place to sit, put on or take off shoes or socks, pants, etc. After having made the bed you don't want to mess it up again.
@@YourBiggestHaterM8I really liked Laura’s design for its practicality and warmth but also noticed the lack of tv. That would be a nice room to add a projector, with the screen opposite the bed (that raises and lowers via remote control).
She got the wildest ideas of them all but she needs to be more practical cus the bed can't be balance on those chains, it will swing and keep one dizzy or anxious
I agree- Lula’s bedroom matches her spa bathroom design in the other video, which would be nice for a vacation getaway but I wouldn’t want to live there.
@@MRorizs2 Her bed would probably work better on a platform that can rotate to follow the angle of the sun...so it wouldn't float per se but could be put on a platform with narrow legs to create the illusion of floating...
I always find Laura’s choices so “safe” compared to some of the more “innovative”choices of the others, but by the end I’m always in love with her spaces and want to actually live there whereas I find the others beautiful and very smart, they ultimately feel a little less livably. Such a rollercoaster of emotions with these haha
I find her spaces a bit SIMS, but that may be because of the clinical element of the renders. I think the three rooms would have to be seen in reality to be properly sussed out.
Laura: I don't tend to use recess lights in a bedroom, you're not performing surgery, so we like to use layers of light so that everybody looks beautiful. Everyone: How do I find me a designer like Laura?
these are people who went to school and have a degree in interior design. Not someone RUclipsr with an iPhone. The Chanel you are watching is called AD 🤦♂️
I find Mr. Wayne's concept is the best fitting design. He utilizes the space well without crowding or obstructing the natural light. The colors and materials give the room a warm, balanced feel.
I love his design. The colors are warm and tranquil which gives a great environment for a restful sleep. Also the hammock looks heavenly and inviting. It is beautiful. It appears as if it has been kissed by the sun.
Laura: I'm designing a minimal but stylish room for a middle age business person Alvin: I'm designing an extravagant bachelor pad for a successful poker player Lulas: I'm designing the attic of a tower for the modern day wizard
Living in California, Laura's space is that elevated ideal bedroom that is practical and soothing. Alvin's bedroom would be the perfect warm space to step away from a busy city. Lula's is a dream bedroom and I would spend so much quality and intimate time there. I love this series and all designers!
Those three are great, laura's design are pragamatical and realist, lula's design are utopian and artistic, alvin's design are hedonistic and creative. If i had to choose, i would choose alvin with no hesitation, this man show us the peak of interior designer : sustainable yet elegant af
Totally agree! I love this series. I can never pick a favorite... I just appreciate the different design styles and marvel at their talent!! Love it all!!
Alvin wins this one for me, hands down. The warmth and agreement between the shapes of the furniture and archway, the echoing of the lines in the wall and the light fixture, plus the addition of that one "weird" piece in the chaise. I'm not much of an MCM fan, especially not in a bedroom (it veers toward hardness for me), but Laura did a great job if that's your style. Lula's had that crazy billionaire's pad feel, which is fun and creative.
I was shocked a male designed that space. I thought for sure one of the females came up with that idea. He really made everything come together, not too soft and not too extravagent.
I hate because homes don’t teleport. If we are approaching this like an actual home the backdrop and landscape should remain the same throughout all three renderings.
@@flan6449 but that’s not the challenge. They have no client in mind, they’re not trying to be practical. It’s about letting their imagination run wild.
@@Cee944 yeah but it’s not about a client is about a home. If they want to do it that way they might as well let them construct a room from the ground up in the setting of their choice.
I really feel like Lula designs for ADHD people. She's full of interesting ideas and the floor... I really have this sensory thing about soft fluffy things and this space would give me ALL of that. And looking at the "sky" at night... I imagine it would be sublime.
lol same, I´ve been watching her designs and it is all I keep thinking about! There´s so many ideas I would love to implement at home or that would even make daily things easier and more enjoyable. Some other ideas I find to be a bit too much tho. In this case, I didn´t really love the bedroom, but I think there have been great designs
@@equanimityzen58 sometimes architecture is just art, meaning that it doesn’t always have to be a livable space. The whole idea of the video is for artists to create whatever they please with no limits since there is no customers.
@@katmelonashi given she included a bed & fireplace, we can assume she is attempting at creating a space that is liveable or with function. Her design, however, is not following the most basic principle of form follows function. Even a space that is created just for the purpose of artistic expression has function. Her design lacks any real meaningful consideration of function.
I love this series. In my opinion, the interior designers should accept the given spaces as a positive constraint and not get too caught up in fantasies, no matter how tempting they may be. Under these conditions, Laura has created an inviting warm and livable bedroom. Alvin a luxury variant with somewhat more extensive interventions. Only the additionally added sofa seems superfluous to me.
I love all the designs, don't love how easily window's/light is narrowed & how easily walls are torn down for new windows. I get that they have no limitations, but without limitation anything is easy to change into a dreamy idea, an idea that isn't achievable. I'd like to see this format but either with pricing, or, basic limitations. That's more interesting, because we can either copy-paste the inspiration at home, or understand what it actually takes for this design to be achieved 😊
Yeah agreed. If they are given a floorplan for the entire house, and a general location, I feel like we'd have a more genuine render rather than imagining that making windows in a wall won't be windows into a kitchen or bathroom. I love the ingenuity of the designs but the changing of the architecture feels less realistic without a full understanding of what the space would actually exist in.
same thought. it's not "the same room" anymore if i can tear down all walls and suddenly teleport to a beach paradise. kind of defeats the point of this series :/
LOVE this series! I would like to see dimensions of the room added in the future so each designer can understand how big the room is. While Lulas room is beautiful, It feels like her proportions and scale are way off - She assumed the room was massive, while the others assumed the room was modest.
Completely agree. The bed itself is extremely clunky and does not seem stable at all, especially with 2 thin chains that arent near the middle, it seems that if you lay on just one side it'll go lopsided.
I find these 1 room - 3 designers videos very interesting and useful. I like Laura's simple, clean, super-practical layout including the desk facing the small window and 2 armchairs. I like Alvin's warm and luxurious atmosphere and furniture style (except for the bed foot sofa). I don't like Lula's design at all. In my opinion, as a private bedroom it's absolutely horrible, even terrifying, but I think it might work well for some really weird honeymoon beach or mountain hotel.
Came here to say exactly this. Lula's bedroom looks like a first attempt on a design game app. Utterly impractical. (Seriously, a fire pit and a fluffy carpet? You're asking for trouble!) Though I can appreciate Alvin's design, Laura was the only one who actually designed for a client rather than herself. She doesn't say 'I' at all in the final notes. Very professional.
I love Laura's design so much. They she focused on making it more personalized is very important for me. It was also sweet of her to be so considerate. The French door was perfect touch in my opinion.
Lula's design is dreamy but so impractical and unrealistic. It's a retrofit of an existing room. Where does the fireplace outlet to? How are you going to keep that carpet from accumulating dust? How can you recess the floor? What are the implications of knocking out the windows? And that bed... gravity doesn't work like that.. And who would want to sleep in an unstable bed like that?
@@Username-le4eq exactly haha. cool idea, but she lacks the expertise to execute. Some kind of pseudo hammock bed could work though.. maybe use some kind of nanofiber blend 🤔
Lula’s imagination is just wild. The floating bed? Just two chains? Weight distribution? Oh uhm the fire pit? Is it Really necessary in a bedroom. I’m sorry I just couldn’t stop myself 🫣
Lula's design is so artsy and creative like you're living in a fantasy (fantasy in a sense of not coming from this world like something I would see in a story) but not too much as it's not good to living bc it would be completely impractical AND I LOVE IT SO MUCH I love unusual interior designs
Her designs are ridiculous. How’s she even a designer with no concept of reality. That bed hanging on two wires? It would 100% tip if it only attached to the bed at 2 Points. And she changed every single thing about the room. Why not just make it into a sauna room with a helicopter landing pad and swimming pool and bowling lane, and add a second story and loft space?
A person struggling to sleep can easily fall asleep in that bed! also, hanging beds do exist, if ones having a problem with that they can adjust it with something what they feel real
I love Laura’s the best. It’s peaceful, warm and inviting. I couldn’t sleep or rest in Lula’s design because of the bed. I’d probably rest better in a bathtub.
I love elements from all 3 designs, but in terms of the overall design, I think Alvin's is my favorite. I love how modern and livable it looks. Although Laura's is definitely not far behind! I love all the natural elements. I would love to have Alvin's room in my main house and Laura's as a bedroom in a vacation home. Lula's is very fun and I love the circular shape, but I don't think it's the most practical and the color palette isn't really me. It also doesn't immediately read cozy. Perhaps my younger teenage/early-20s self would choose this one since I loved ultra-modern designs back then. But as I get older, I prefer a mix of homey and modern. :P
In each episode, I find myself drawn to Laura's practical yet comforting designs. If I had my own home, and the money to hire a designer, it would be Laura FTW.
Love love loveeee Alvin’s design oh my god. The attention to detail and the creamy earth tones he used in the bedroom is so perfect. Really appreciate it when designers can transport a space/room and add diff cultural elements. 10/10 would let Alvin design my room 😍
Laura’s is obviously the most livable and the most bedroom-comfy. You can tell she does a good job not only keeping in mind the project at hand, but budget (no matter how low or high), the clients desires, practicality, transitional ability and luxury while simultaneously pushing HER vision for the space and expertise in the field. She seems like the most transitionally capable designer. Lulo is GREAT for grandiose, high concept design. She REALLY is talented at recreation and reenvisioning (or even originally envisioning) a space as something BEYOND the average. She would be an AMAZING design hire for public spaces or even super high-end audacious mansion design for the wealthy. Alvin is EXACTLY who the rich (rich is very different from wealthy lol) and famous would and SHOULD hire. His concepts are very clearly high-end, chic and tailored. He seems to be very well versed at resourcing amazing materials from seemingly obscure foreign/international sources. He seems to really be able to extract the true aesthetic and potential out of natural elements i.e. how to translate the aesthetic/of a tree or a forest or the ocean into designing a livable functional space. He seems the most likely to be able to construct original design from the ground up. He’s a happy medium between Laura’s luxurious sensibity and Lulo’s high brow conceptualism. They are all really great designers. Good job AD.
Alvin's feels personal and livable beyond sleeping. Laura's has a corporate extended stay feel with the desk and sleek cleanliness of it, starched. Lulu's seems best suited for a resort type, or house for short stays. For those reasons, I pick Alvin's, (except I'd pick a different chandelier).
Exactly, but that‘s not the only issue. It seems she creates like a little 5 year old, she makes a super expensive cool space to put a fire place in it and then she makes the whole place like a cave, cutting light and sight of the exteriors. She uses animal materials like it was toilet paper! I could vomit everytime she talked about those animal skins. Her designs makes no sense. Those wires? They are not only ridiculous, they are also unapealing and they do not even match the space she created, so unrelated items.
@@inkagarden8939 I would have to disagree with you. Just because you don’t like her style doesn’t mean no one else does. I’m an interior designer myself and I actually love her style it’s very fresh and not your traditional design. Her designs are very showy(dramatic) it tells a story and def not for kids she has a more imaginative aspect with design that I like it’s very original. The ONLY problem I see with her design is the whole fur rug thing with a fireplace that’s a big NO but other than that I thought hers was more original and fun compared to the first lady’s which was boring, practical yes but BORING she actually missed the opportunity of using her imagination and creating a cool space without restrictions. The guys design is def my second favorite.
@@Wifidaddi I liked them in the same order as you. I loved the creativity of Lulu’s and the last one as painfully boring. Not sure why OP doesn’t think cables attached to beams can hold the bed just fine and went as far as to ridicule and cite physics. So many extreme load bearing objects are sustained with cables…
So Lulas design felt relatable in the sense that people would see that room in their home, Laura gave hotel/spa vibes that took you to another country, Alvins design shined for me, because it felt like a bedroom in the best way, i wanted to sleep there
Lula's ideas were so cool. She's so creative! I feel like not many people would be able to imagine something so interesting and magical just by looking at a plain room like that.
What I like about this video is that it can actually be for some sort of themed hotel in the woods where you can chose what kind of bungaloo you would stay in, and each room woudl have a name and a theme on their own, giving you an unique experience everytime you checkin in this hotel.
Laura won this one for me. She is really thoughtful.about the space and the environment. Her space is warm, welcoming, and calming. You are hired Laura.
I didn’t think I would like Alvin’s because I don’t usually like luxe or modern, but he did something unusual and made it so warm and cozy, instead of stark and cold. I’m surprised at how much I like his design. The one I was least likely to like is some how my favorite lol. But I like all 3 for different reasons.
I am genuinely OBSESSED with Lulu's vision. The comments really don't give enough appreciation for her creative talent! This totally motivates me to become rich enough that I can afford her as an interior designer and create any design she can imagine.
I love this series - thanks AD for this concept. These are my 3 favorite designers. Lula has very imaginative designs - she’s not afraid to move and add structures. The big elements don’t limit her vision. Laura is the most practical - she’s not going to give you a theater room for a bedroom or a bedroom for an office. Alvin’s designs are my favorites. He dresses spaces in bold, interesting textures, which envelopes you and take you away from the ordinary without breaking the bank.
For the “floating bed” idea from Lula, I think a little modification could work. I would put a “transparent” circular base at the bottom of the bed in white or very light beige or some kind of metal that can hold the weight of the bed. The chains are too awkward and there are just too many safety and practicality concerns for everyday use. Aesthetically it’s also an eyesore to see two strings/chain link to the bed…
All three designs are well done. Lula knocked it into another dimension - a dreamy bedroom - I love the circle window, the ceiling feels so ethereal. I want to live in that room, hang out in that bed, sit around the fireplace in the winter and enjoy the summer breeze sitting in that arch window. Awesome! Alvin's design rocked it for elegance and easy living. A relaxed style with a designer's eye for giving warmth and presence to neutrals. A wonderful bedroom! However, Laura's design felt too functional and a bit like a hotel room to me personally. Separating with extra doors does not feel mysterious to me but rather makes me feel closed off or closed in, takes away too much light, and diminishes the use and enjoyment of the focal point of the room. Great series, love it!
I don't even like Laura's style, but the practical motivation and reasoning she puts forward for every modification is so much better than the other two.
Lula's designs are PURE MAGIC! She's so artistic with her designs yet they're totally livable. This is not a bedroom, this is a sanctuary. I can't say enough about this amazing series.
love lulas style!!! it’s so refreshing and unique. i think a lot of ppl are missing the whole point of the vid where they specifically say that there are no limitations. also hanging beds are a thing ppl. in fact they’ve been a thing in india for a very long time and it works just fine.
Lula's design always amazes me ahah Laura's is always the more down to earth and Alvin the more lux style. I like 'wow' and different so I would go for Lula's even though I think the bed would need more cables, physics will send the bed all over the place, jumping into the bed would send it crashing on the wall ahah It all just comes down to personal taste, all 3 are pretty good.
I like Alvin's the best. So luxe and comfortable. But I would also feel very happy in Laura's room. I think Laura's probably has the most mass appeal and is the most doable if someone wanted to achieve one of these looks for themselves in real life. Lula's is really fun but very specific taste so it feels like it could be for a movie set design that needed a unique and memorable bedroom look.
I love that all of the rooms are very warm and cozy feeling. Lula’s circular room and circular shapes is an interesting mix of post modern. I would be interested to see how she would design the rest of the house or even what she’s imagining the architecture of the house to be. Laura’s is practical and clean. Alvin’s has a big city upscale condo feel.
Three great designs. Lula’s seems a bit gimmicky and not really livable. People don’t just use a bed to sleep in - they sit on the edge for any number of reasons - especially in s space like hers where there is no other seating in the main area of the room - and I would not want to have to sit on the edge of a hanging bed. Also, how is she planning to do the recessed floor in what is obviously an upper floor? Also, there’s just a ton of empty space and no place to put anything. Conversely, Laura’s space has good functionality but, let’s face it - that desktop is going to be cluttered if it is actually being used and that visual clutter will detract from the serenity of the room. I do like how she made use of the small window though and I love the French doors. Of the three, I prefer Alvin’s, but I’d love to see his design incorporating a French door or similar feature. (And the hammock is a bit silly. )
I'm in love with Alvin's design. It's so warm and cozy, yet sophisticated. Both his and Laura's are very practical and livable. Lula's design is so dreamy and creative, but I wish she added a bit more furniture to welcome a bit of activity. Definitely gives off a fantasy vibe, which is really pretty, but a little empty and ..unrealistic (especially the bed).
Each is so beautiful in its own way. At first, I thought I was going to really dislike Alvin's, but I thought it looked amazing in the end. Lula's is gorgeous and so imaginative, though perhaps a bit too dreamy for my everyday taste. Laura's is perfectly styled and very practical. All are lovely!
putting a couch in front of the bed is such a bizarre choice. it would've been so much better with a chest for storage in that space (or nothing lol) and extra seating in one of the corners
Hey this one is so cool! I was wondering if you could make a series where you will teach us the basics of architecture. Honestly, the subject architecture seems so fascinating to me, but at the same time I have little idea about it,like it's one of the crucial things to build houses and other infrastructures. But I would like to know more about it. I wanna know what it's really about and what kind of subjects is involved in it, such as physics or chemistry. In my point of view, that would be a super useful series. Like I wanna know everything about the subject architecture.
For me it’s an easy choice…Alvin would be my designer, hands down. Laura’s design is okay if simple basics is what you are looking for in a bedroom. However, I want something more when it comes to my bedroom. The feeling I get when looking at it is that of a dormitory rather than the warm and welcoming feel of a private bedroom. Lulas’ design would certainly be the most expensive to achieve and hardest to change, considering all the custom designed windows, wall coverings and furniture. It has an interesting and prominent fantasy-theme to it, but to me it lacks the comfortable, warm and inviting feel of home that I desire in a bedroom. Instead, it feels more like a theme-based hotel room in an amusement park, such as Disney World. While that is wonderful if it’s what you enjoy, I fear it would be something that I would tire of very quickly. Alvin’s design is warm and inviting, and feels like a space I’d like to spend time in. Very comfortable. All three are an amazing difference in each design.
I love the simplicity of Lula's out-of-this-world room but it does feel a bit empty for how spacious it is. As a plant lover, I think you can maintain that gorgeous simplicity and the "above the world" feeling by adding just a few thoughtful hanging plants that droop down long but thin. Perhaps just 2 or 3 in the main part of the room and a 4th on the side of the sun room where there's no seating.
I got so excited when I was that Lula was going to be in this video! I love her room especially the windows. I did want to see some storage to complete the look, I don't know how I wouldve incorporated that to fit with the theme while not overcrowding the space, but I know that Lula would've thought of something. I also love Alvin's room as well, especially the window room. I love how he added the hammock and just how relaxing and warm the space was. I'm not a huge fan of the wallpaper & rug. Even as interior designers, I think Lula & Alvin are people that I would enjoy working with.
you guys saying lula's design is crazy and impractical have to keep in mind that they were given free reign with no restrictions on their design, it doesn't matter whether it's practical or not. Their whole actual job is making practical spaces, this video is simply for fun, they are supposed to make crazy, fun spaces that's the point of having no restrictions. Lula should b allowed to go complete outside the box without all of you criticising her since this is literally a room that will never get built?
I love how Laura keeps practicalities in mind without losing her vision for the space. The results are livable as well as lovely.
Laura’s is always the most realistic/real world interior design with it’s proper elements
Alvin’s is just a bit more luxurious. Could be seen if the client doesn’t have specific wants or a budget. Costly but beautiful.
Lula’s… Definitely not my favorite, always out of the box, only would be acceptable to few clients/spaces. But her bathroom in one of the previous episodes was very nice, I just wish her designs were more practical.
@@David.124 Agree! I am sure that the 2 chains holding the bed would never work: no balance whatsoever!
I'm sorry but Laura's ideas were boring. I definitely think Alvin's or Lula's were the best and most creative overall. Alvin's definitely would have been #1 if there was some more color
@@ytchannel1682 I felt the same. Laura’s has been seen over and over again. I enjoyed Lula’s take for a resort. Alvin just blew me away it’s a livable luxurious space.
Laura's feels like every developer rendering I've ever seen.
Lula’s looks like an art installation its so out of this world. Laura’s looks like a beatufiul french hotel room. Alvin’s looks looks like a cozy upscale apartment. They’re all so lovely
I was thinking the exact same thing about Laura’s! Especially because of the curtains. 😂
Lula's vision is really special, it just wasn't something I could live in. But I did love it!!
I feel like Laura actually designs something that's archivable (not taking out walls and stuff), Lulas design could be like a hotel room near a beach and Alvin's design is what rich people would maybe do with their space
This was my thinking also!😉
Yeah the other ones look more like hotel rooms. In my opinion Laura’s room could have used some more layered colours rather than all neutral (which seems to be the trend right now).
Totally agree
I feel like what people aren't getting is that it's no clients no restrictions. Obviously if it was for a client the other designs would be more practical.
I came here to say EXACTLY that lol
I love how Laura thinks a lot about environmental issues too, that's so important!
mhhhh no
You're a shallow person. It gets old real quick. Want sustainability, don't buy or renovate anything ever. Don't want to have a "footprint", end it
@@bd3531 LOL true
@@Aeraleachno but she still had the most tasteful design
well maybe also the design can be better ...
Love them all. Laura´s is the most livable (and maybe lowest cost), Lula´s is out of this world dreamy, Alvin´s is warm and inviting (but I would skip the sofa to keep it less bulky). Love these episodes.
The sofa was too tall and divided the space in half
Totally agree. I would flip the sofa so it’s up against the tv wall and facing the bed.
It was ruined once he added the sofa
Maybe the sofa had a little bit too high of a back. But you need a place to sit, put on or take off shoes or socks, pants, etc. After having made the bed you don't want to mess it up again.
@@YourBiggestHaterM8I really liked Laura’s design for its practicality and warmth but also noticed the lack of tv. That would be a nice room to add a projector, with the screen opposite the bed (that raises and lowers via remote control).
I really like Lula's room. Very Interesting. But I have no clue how that bed can hang in two chains like that
Neither does she
It needs another chain at least.
Exactly! It needs at least one more. Ridiculous.. not to mention how she has no tables, chairs, artwork, shelves, storage?? She gave us nothing..
It’s purely conceptual, those details haven’t been worked out yet!! The others are much more practical.
She got the wildest ideas of them all but she needs to be more practical cus the bed can't be balance on those chains, it will swing and keep one dizzy or anxious
laura's is super functional, lula's is really outside-the-box but i'm hesitant about the everyday use, alvin's is a mix of both
I agree- Lula’s bedroom matches her spa bathroom design in the other video, which would be nice for a vacation getaway but I wouldn’t want to live there.
If you're hesitant about everyday use for Lula, Imagine if Darren designed this bedroom😂...he would have put furnitures I'll be too afraid to touch
@@MRorizs2 Her bed would probably work better on a platform that can rotate to follow the angle of the sun...so it wouldn't float per se but could be put on a platform with narrow legs to create the illusion of floating...
Laura's bums me out.
Alvin's is beautiful.
I always find Laura’s choices so “safe” compared to some of the more “innovative”choices of the others, but by the end I’m always in love with her spaces and want to actually live there whereas I find the others beautiful and very smart, they ultimately feel a little less livably. Such a rollercoaster of emotions with these haha
I find her spaces a bit SIMS, but that may be because of the clinical element of the renders. I think the three rooms would have to be seen in reality to be properly sussed out.
I love how they all spoke so highly of each others designs.
Lula didn't say a word about Laura's design.
@loulou yanks- l noticed that too 😒
@loulou yanis! Predictive text 🙄😅
Laura: I don't tend to use recess lights in a bedroom, you're not performing surgery, so we like to use layers of light so that everybody looks beautiful.
Everyone: How do I find me a designer like Laura?
Thats really not that special
Literally every second interior design youtuber mentions that
Do your design without designer. It is easier, than trying to find one
these are people who went to school and have a degree in interior design. Not someone RUclipsr with an iPhone. The Chanel you are watching is called AD 🤦♂️
I find Mr. Wayne's concept is the best fitting design. He utilizes the space well without crowding or obstructing the natural light. The colors and materials give the room a warm, balanced feel.
@@Victori.A1
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Not for a bedroom
Same. He did it best.
But, need to flip that sofa around to set it under the TV.
I love his design. The colors are warm and tranquil which gives a great environment for a restful sleep. Also the hammock looks heavenly and inviting. It is beautiful. It appears as if it has been kissed by the sun.
Alvin's aesthetic + Lula's color pallette and material choice + Laura's practicality and everyday functionality = PERFECT ROOM (for me)
Laura: I'm designing a minimal but stylish room for a middle age business person
Alvin: I'm designing an extravagant bachelor pad for a successful poker player
Lulas: I'm designing the attic of a tower for the modern day wizard
lol
@@RooniP the last one got me🤣🤣🤣
😂😂the modern day wizard
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Living in California, Laura's space is that elevated ideal bedroom that is practical and soothing. Alvin's bedroom would be the perfect warm space to step away from a busy city. Lula's is a dream bedroom and I would spend so much quality and intimate time there. I love this series and all designers!
Those three are great, laura's design are pragamatical and realist, lula's design are utopian and artistic, alvin's design are hedonistic and creative. If i had to choose, i would choose alvin with no hesitation, this man show us the peak of interior designer : sustainable yet elegant af
YESSSSSS My fave series to be honest, it's just so fascinating to see 3 different creative style processes!
Totally agree! I love this series. I can never pick a favorite... I just appreciate the different design styles and marvel at their talent!! Love it all!!
Alvin wins this one for me, hands down. The warmth and agreement between the shapes of the furniture and archway, the echoing of the lines in the wall and the light fixture, plus the addition of that one "weird" piece in the chaise. I'm not much of an MCM fan, especially not in a bedroom (it veers toward hardness for me), but Laura did a great job if that's your style. Lula's had that crazy billionaire's pad feel, which is fun and creative.
I was shocked a male designed that space. I thought for sure one of the females came up with that idea. He really made everything come together, not too soft and not too extravagent.
I just can't see how Lula's bed could be stable with only those two chains. It's conceptual but impractical.
Alvin's room is the one I want to be in.
I loveeeeee how Laura keeps the ‘sustainable’ and ‘responsible’ in mind. I really admire her.
I love how they not only designed the rooms but also the outdoor … tropical sea, city and landscape
I hate because homes don’t teleport. If we are approaching this like an actual home the backdrop and landscape should remain the same throughout all three renderings.
@@flan6449 but that’s not the challenge. They have no client in mind, they’re not trying to be practical. It’s about letting their imagination run wild.
@@Cee944 yeah but it’s not about a client is about a home. If they want to do it that way they might as well let them construct a room from the ground up in the setting of their choice.
@@flan6449it’s not that deep, if they don’t have a client they also don’t have a location, duh
@@mr.icecream7880 what? No a house is a house, Client or not. It’s not like a owner picks a house and THEN decides a location.
I really feel like Lula designs for ADHD people. She's full of interesting ideas and the floor... I really have this sensory thing about soft fluffy things and this space would give me ALL of that. And looking at the "sky" at night... I imagine it would be sublime.
As someone with adhd, i havent seen a single space from her that i wouldnt absolutely hate being in.
lol same, I´ve been watching her designs and it is all I keep thinking about! There´s so many ideas I would love to implement at home or that would even make daily things easier and more enjoyable. Some other ideas I find to be a bit too much tho. In this case, I didn´t really love the bedroom, but I think there have been great designs
whatever you do, do NOT crawl on that bed
@@dip9634 cant you write something that's understandable?
That was understandable though. They said they have ADHD and doesn't like any of her designs. @@RP-fr4rc
Lula's design is just amazing and out of this world. I would love to see more of her work.
Check her Instagram, nothing short from amazing 👌👌
Hers is fake and child like.
@@equanimityzen58 sometimes architecture is just art, meaning that it doesn’t always have to be a livable space. The whole idea of the video is for artists to create whatever they please with no limits since there is no customers.
@@katmelonashi given she included a bed & fireplace, we can assume she is attempting at creating a space that is liveable or with function. Her design, however, is not following the most basic principle of form follows function. Even a space that is created just for the purpose of artistic expression has function. Her design lacks any real meaningful consideration of function.
@@equanimityzen58 nope, I'd be ecstatic.
I love this series. In my opinion, the interior designers should accept the given spaces as a positive constraint and not get too caught up in fantasies, no matter how tempting they may be.
Under these conditions, Laura has created an inviting warm and livable bedroom. Alvin a luxury variant with somewhat more extensive interventions. Only the additionally added sofa seems superfluous to me.
I thinks Alvin's design takes the crown this episode. Incredible design!
This video has taught how different people are yet all so creative in their own way
I love all the designs, don't love how easily window's/light is narrowed & how easily walls are torn down for new windows.
I get that they have no limitations, but without limitation anything is easy to change into a dreamy idea, an idea that isn't achievable.
I'd like to see this format but either with pricing, or, basic limitations.
That's more interesting, because we can either copy-paste the inspiration at home, or understand what it actually takes for this design to be achieved 😊
Yeah agreed. If they are given a floorplan for the entire house, and a general location, I feel like we'd have a more genuine render rather than imagining that making windows in a wall won't be windows into a kitchen or bathroom. I love the ingenuity of the designs but the changing of the architecture feels less realistic without a full understanding of what the space would actually exist in.
same thought. it's not "the same room" anymore if i can tear down all walls and suddenly teleport to a beach paradise. kind of defeats the point of this series :/
And it is only Lula who seems to do this (I watched this one and the bathroom one). Unrealistic and kinda unfair.
Its all achievable, just know your limits
They are all amazing but I’d choose Laura’s. I liked her references to sustainability, and the overall aesthetic was great.
LOVE this series! I would like to see dimensions of the room added in the future so each designer can understand how big the room is. While Lulas room is beautiful, It feels like her proportions and scale are way off - She assumed the room was massive, while the others assumed the room was modest.
Completely agree. The bed itself is extremely clunky and does not seem stable at all, especially with 2 thin chains that arent near the middle, it seems that if you lay on just one side it'll go lopsided.
I find these 1 room - 3 designers videos very interesting and useful.
I like Laura's simple, clean, super-practical layout including the desk facing the small window and 2 armchairs. I like Alvin's warm and luxurious atmosphere and furniture style (except for the bed foot sofa). I don't like Lula's design at all. In my opinion, as a private bedroom it's absolutely horrible, even terrifying, but I think it might work well for some really weird honeymoon beach or mountain hotel.
I agree, I think as a bedroom lula's room wouldn't work at all, there simply is 0 storage, not even a place to set your phone down.. weird
Came here to say exactly this. Lula's bedroom looks like a first attempt on a design game app. Utterly impractical. (Seriously, a fire pit and a fluffy carpet? You're asking for trouble!)
Though I can appreciate Alvin's design, Laura was the only one who actually designed for a client rather than herself. She doesn't say 'I' at all in the final notes. Very professional.
Alvin's room takes the crown for me. Beautiful, warm, cozy and luxe! Love it
I love Laura's design so much. They she focused on making it more personalized is very important for me. It was also sweet of her to be so considerate. The French door was perfect touch in my opinion.
Lula's design is dreamy but so impractical and unrealistic. It's a retrofit of an existing room. Where does the fireplace outlet to? How are you going to keep that carpet from accumulating dust? How can you recess the floor? What are the implications of knocking out the windows? And that bed... gravity doesn't work like that.. And who would want to sleep in an unstable bed like that?
I think it's not like an everyday room u gonna sleep with more like a vacation house bedroom that you'll only go during summer.
@@Username-le4eq Point taken, but that doesn't change the laws of nature, or the constraints of reality
@@BWatsy yah like the floating bed, it looks unstable haha
@@Username-le4eq exactly haha. cool idea, but she lacks the expertise to execute. Some kind of pseudo hammock bed could work though.. maybe use some kind of nanofiber blend 🤔
Yess
You won’t be able to mount that bed 😅
If it is a 2 pillars holding it, maybe
But she said chain🥲
Lula’s imagination is just wild. The floating bed? Just two chains? Weight distribution? Oh uhm the fire pit? Is it Really necessary in a bedroom. I’m sorry I just couldn’t stop myself 🫣
I thought the same. You can't enter the bed without it tipping over. The concept might be beautiful but it is not usable.
@@Trykatt key word… “concept”😂
Same, as a practical person, I was just like 👀 the entire time. 😂
It's a fun idea, but shouldn't design concepts be at least somewhat achievable?
Agree! Her pic was pretty but no way practical! His was the best design
That fire pit with all that plush carpet? Can you imagine a drunken trip to the loo from that bed? 🤣
Lula's design is so artsy and creative like you're living in a fantasy (fantasy in a sense of not coming from this world like something I would see in a story) but not too much as it's not good to living bc it would be completely impractical AND I LOVE IT SO MUCH I love unusual interior designs
Her designs are ridiculous. How’s she even a designer with no concept of reality. That bed hanging on two wires? It would 100% tip if it only attached to the bed at 2 Points.
And she changed every single thing about the room. Why not just make it into a sauna room with a helicopter landing pad and swimming pool and bowling lane, and add a second story and loft space?
A person struggling to sleep can easily fall asleep in that bed! also, hanging beds do exist, if ones having a problem with that they can adjust it with something what they feel real
Alvins eye for especially bedrooms is so unique and his take on color & print and detail! I loveee!
I love Laura’s the best. It’s peaceful, warm and inviting. I couldn’t sleep or rest in Lula’s design because of the bed. I’d probably rest better in a bathtub.
The series everyone loves ❤️ This is a great inspiration for future designers. Once again, perfect video AD!
@@dankaustin6247🤞I could only hope
Alvin is stylish and homey, Laura is ideal classic hotel setup, Lula is for sci-fi movies.
Lula's room feels like u shouldn't be sleeping there
Of the three designs, I love Laura's design. Thank you, designers.
I love elements from all 3 designs, but in terms of the overall design, I think Alvin's is my favorite. I love how modern and livable it looks. Although Laura's is definitely not far behind! I love all the natural elements. I would love to have Alvin's room in my main house and Laura's as a bedroom in a vacation home. Lula's is very fun and I love the circular shape, but I don't think it's the most practical and the color palette isn't really me. It also doesn't immediately read cozy. Perhaps my younger teenage/early-20s self would choose this one since I loved ultra-modern designs back then. But as I get older, I prefer a mix of homey and modern. :P
im actually obsessed with this series
Laura's designs are always my favourites, practical, natural, sustainable and easy, love them 🥰
In each episode, I find myself drawn to Laura's practical yet comforting designs. If I had my own home, and the money to hire a designer, it would be Laura FTW.
I love Alvin’s take it has the right mix of design, color, texture and also practicality. 👍
this should be a show! i absolutetly love these series cant get enough!!
Interior design masters on Netflix is great to watch
Love love loveeee Alvin’s design oh my god. The attention to detail and the creamy earth tones he used in the bedroom is so perfect. Really appreciate it when designers can transport a space/room and add diff cultural elements.
10/10 would let Alvin design my room 😍
14:17 Oh Wow. She's good!
Back and better than ever! Please never stop this series, its the pinnacle of my joy!
I LOVE their mutual admiration for each other’s designs !
Laura’s is obviously the most livable and the most bedroom-comfy.
You can tell she does a good job not only keeping in mind the project at hand, but budget (no matter how low or high), the clients desires, practicality, transitional ability and luxury while simultaneously pushing HER vision for the space and expertise in the field.
She seems like the most transitionally capable designer.
Lulo is GREAT for grandiose, high concept design. She REALLY is talented at recreation and reenvisioning (or even originally envisioning) a space as something BEYOND the average. She would be an AMAZING design hire for public spaces or even super high-end audacious mansion design for the wealthy.
Alvin is EXACTLY who the rich (rich is very different from wealthy lol) and famous would and SHOULD hire.
His concepts are very clearly high-end, chic and tailored.
He seems to be very well versed at resourcing amazing materials from seemingly obscure foreign/international sources. He seems to really be able to extract the true aesthetic and potential out of natural elements i.e. how to translate the aesthetic/of a tree or a forest or the ocean into designing a livable functional space. He seems the most likely to be able to construct original design from the ground up. He’s a happy medium between Laura’s luxurious sensibity and Lulo’s high brow conceptualism.
They are all really great designers. Good job AD.
A beautiful view should never be covered up! Laura always understands the assignment 👌🏼
Laura's space was the most realistic in terms of classic style that won't easily go out of style and need constant updating. Loved it!
These series brings me so much joy. Please don't stop making them.
Alvin's design is so warm and cozy, looking at the room from one end and it feels cohesive. Its the best of the three designs!
Alvin's feels personal and livable beyond sleeping. Laura's has a corporate extended stay feel with the desk and sleek cleanliness of it, starched. Lulu's seems best suited for a resort type, or house for short stays. For those reasons, I pick Alvin's, (except I'd pick a different chandelier).
That desk would be my makeup area! Love it.
Lulas design was marvelous 😍it had all the elements that our planet has. So creative and gorgeous
Lula, girl... did you skip physics class in high school? I don't even know where to begin with that design.
How is that bed floating? By imagination?
Exactly, but that‘s not the only issue. It seems she creates like a little 5 year old, she makes a super expensive cool space to put a fire place in it and then she makes the whole place like a cave, cutting light and sight of the exteriors. She uses animal materials like it was toilet paper! I could vomit everytime she talked about those animal skins. Her designs makes no sense. Those wires? They are not only ridiculous, they are also unapealing and they do not even match the space she created, so unrelated items.
@@jameschangeslives Cables
@@inkagarden8939 I would have to disagree with you. Just because you don’t like her style doesn’t mean no one else does. I’m an interior designer myself and I actually love her style it’s very fresh and not your traditional design. Her designs are very showy(dramatic) it tells a story and def not for kids she has a more imaginative aspect with design that I like it’s very original. The ONLY problem I see with her design is the whole fur rug thing with a fireplace that’s a big NO but other than that I thought hers was more original and fun compared to the first lady’s which was boring, practical yes but BORING she actually missed the opportunity of using her imagination and creating a cool space without restrictions. The guys design is def my second favorite.
@@Wifidaddi I liked them in the same order as you. I loved the creativity of Lulu’s and the last one as painfully boring.
Not sure why OP doesn’t think cables attached to beams can hold the bed just fine and went as far as to ridicule and cite physics. So many extreme load bearing objects are sustained with cables…
So Lulas design felt relatable in the sense that people would see that room in their home, Laura gave hotel/spa vibes that took you to another country, Alvins design shined for me, because it felt like a bedroom in the best way, i wanted to sleep there
Lula's ideas were so cool. She's so creative! I feel like not many people would be able to imagine something so interesting and magical just by looking at a plain room like that.
What I like about this video is that it can actually be for some sort of themed hotel in the woods where you can chose what kind of bungaloo you would stay in, and each room woudl have a name and a theme on their own, giving you an unique experience everytime you checkin in this hotel.
Laura’s space is so thoughtful. Huge fan of the super long desk under the window
Laura won this one for me. She is really thoughtful.about the space and the environment. Her space is warm, welcoming, and calming. You are hired Laura.
Love all POVs - and how complimentary they are to each other.
B. I believe Lula, hit it out the park!! So creative and imaginatively done well! ‼️
Lula is so creative and the room is such a pretty aesthetic
Love the Laura`s design so much. It brings me French vibes, like I`m sitting in front of the window and watching romantic view in Bordo.
I didn’t think I would like Alvin’s because I don’t usually like luxe or modern, but he did something unusual and made it so warm and cozy, instead of stark and cold. I’m surprised at how much I like his design. The one I was least likely to like is some how my favorite lol. But I like all 3 for different reasons.
I am genuinely OBSESSED with Lulu's vision. The comments really don't give enough appreciation for her creative talent! This totally motivates me to become rich enough that I can afford her as an interior designer and create any design she can imagine.
i absolutely loved alvin and laura’s designs. lula’s was nice too but it cant be my everyday bedroom; gives a creepy bedroom in ur dreams vibe
I love this series - thanks AD for this concept.
These are my 3 favorite designers.
Lula has very imaginative designs - she’s not afraid to move and add structures. The big elements don’t limit her vision.
Laura is the most practical - she’s not going to give you a theater room for a bedroom or a bedroom for an office.
Alvin’s designs are my favorites. He dresses spaces in bold, interesting textures, which envelopes you and take you away from the ordinary without breaking the bank.
For the “floating bed” idea from Lula, I think a little modification could work. I would put a “transparent” circular base at the bottom of the bed in white or very light beige or some kind of metal that can hold the weight of the bed. The chains are too awkward and there are just too many safety and practicality concerns for everyday use. Aesthetically it’s also an eyesore to see two strings/chain link to the bed…
I fell in love with Alvin's design!! so peachy and calm- I would never leave my room!!!!
I wanna know how an interior designer can change the view out the window. That's a serious trick.
I really love Lula's mystical and magical way of designing
Laura's design is stunning...just LOVE it !!!
I love Laura's sliding doors and sun room. I like Lula's walls, side wall windows and carpet. I really like Alvin's lighting, the bed and night stand.
All three designs are well done. Lula knocked it into another dimension - a dreamy bedroom - I love the circle window, the ceiling feels so ethereal. I want to live in that room, hang out in that bed, sit around the fireplace in the winter and enjoy the summer breeze sitting in that arch window. Awesome! Alvin's design rocked it for elegance and easy living. A relaxed style with a designer's eye for giving warmth and presence to neutrals. A wonderful bedroom! However, Laura's design felt too functional and a bit like a hotel room to me personally. Separating with extra doors does not feel mysterious to me but rather makes me feel closed off or closed in, takes away too much light, and diminishes the use and enjoyment of the focal point of the room. Great series, love it!
I don't even like Laura's style, but the practical motivation and reasoning she puts forward for every modification is so much better than the other two.
Lula's designs are PURE MAGIC! She's so artistic with her designs yet they're totally livable. This is not a bedroom, this is a sanctuary. I can't say enough about this amazing series.
love lulas style!!! it’s so refreshing and unique. i think a lot of ppl are missing the whole point of the vid where they specifically say that there are no limitations. also hanging beds are a thing ppl. in fact they’ve been a thing in india for a very long time and it works just fine.
Lula's design always amazes me ahah Laura's is always the more down to earth and Alvin the more lux style. I like 'wow' and different so I would go for Lula's even though I think the bed would need more cables, physics will send the bed all over the place, jumping into the bed would send it crashing on the wall ahah
It all just comes down to personal taste, all 3 are pretty good.
These designs are all too different, but all so beautiful. I looooove Laura's design. That room looks so inviting and calming.
Hands down to Lauras design! Simply beautiful and appealing! Something I would like for myself!
i love the kindness between these designers
I like Alvin's the best. So luxe and comfortable. But I would also feel very happy in Laura's room. I think Laura's probably has the most mass appeal and is the most doable if someone wanted to achieve one of these looks for themselves in real life. Lula's is really fun but very specific taste so it feels like it could be for a movie set design that needed a unique and memorable bedroom look.
I love that all of the rooms are very warm and cozy feeling. Lula’s circular room and circular shapes is an interesting mix of post modern. I would be interested to see how she would design the rest of the house or even what she’s imagining the architecture of the house to be. Laura’s is practical and clean. Alvin’s has a big city upscale condo feel.
Three great designs. Lula’s seems a bit gimmicky and not really livable. People don’t just use a bed to sleep in - they sit on the edge for any number of reasons - especially in s space like hers where there is no other seating in the main area of the room - and I would not want to have to sit on the edge of a hanging bed. Also, how is she planning to do the recessed floor in what is obviously an upper floor? Also, there’s just a ton of empty space and no place to put anything. Conversely, Laura’s space has good functionality but, let’s face it - that desktop is going to be cluttered if it is actually being used and that visual clutter will detract from the serenity of the room. I do like how she made use of the small window though and I love the French doors. Of the three, I prefer Alvin’s, but I’d love to see his design incorporating a French door or similar feature. (And the hammock is a bit silly. )
I'm in love with Alvin's design. It's so warm and cozy, yet sophisticated. Both his and Laura's are very practical and livable. Lula's design is so dreamy and creative, but I wish she added a bit more furniture to welcome a bit of activity. Definitely gives off a fantasy vibe, which is really pretty, but a little empty and ..unrealistic (especially the bed).
I'd like to see how they will arrange and decorate my tiny studio. Or more challenging layouts.
Each is so beautiful in its own way. At first, I thought I was going to really dislike Alvin's, but I thought it looked amazing in the end. Lula's is gorgeous and so imaginative, though perhaps a bit too dreamy for my everyday taste. Laura's is perfectly styled and very practical. All are lovely!
putting a couch in front of the bed is such a bizarre choice. it would've been so much better with a chest for storage in that space (or nothing lol) and extra seating in one of the corners
these videos w 3 designers literally CURE everything in my life
Hey this one is so cool! I was wondering if you could make a series where you will teach us the basics of architecture. Honestly, the subject architecture seems so fascinating to me, but at the same time I have little idea about it,like it's one of the crucial things to build houses and other infrastructures. But I would like to know more about it. I wanna know what it's really about and what kind of subjects is involved in it, such as physics or chemistry. In my point of view, that would be a super useful series. Like I wanna know everything about the subject architecture.
My absolute favorite is the one with the french sliding doors, everything in that room is just beautiful and totally my taste!
For me it’s an easy choice…Alvin would be my designer, hands down. Laura’s design is okay if simple basics is what you are looking for in a bedroom. However, I want something more when it comes to my bedroom. The feeling I get when looking at it is that of a dormitory rather than the warm and welcoming feel of a private bedroom. Lulas’ design would certainly be the most expensive to achieve and hardest to change, considering all the custom designed windows, wall coverings and furniture. It has an interesting and prominent fantasy-theme to it, but to me it lacks the comfortable, warm and inviting feel of home that I desire in a bedroom. Instead, it feels more like a theme-based hotel room in an amusement park, such as Disney World. While that is wonderful if it’s what you enjoy, I fear it would be something that I would tire of very quickly. Alvin’s design is warm and inviting, and feels like a space I’d like to spend time in. Very comfortable. All three are an amazing difference in each design.
I love the simplicity of Lula's out-of-this-world room but it does feel a bit empty for how spacious it is. As a plant lover, I think you can maintain that gorgeous simplicity and the "above the world" feeling by adding just a few thoughtful hanging plants that droop down long but thin. Perhaps just 2 or 3 in the main part of the room and a 4th on the side of the sun room where there's no seating.
I got so excited when I was that Lula was going to be in this video! I love her room especially the windows. I did want to see some storage to complete the look, I don't know how I wouldve incorporated that to fit with the theme while not overcrowding the space, but I know that Lula would've thought of something. I also love Alvin's room as well, especially the window room. I love how he added the hammock and just how relaxing and warm the space was. I'm not a huge fan of the wallpaper & rug. Even as interior designers, I think Lula & Alvin are people that I would enjoy working with.
Laura made a great working space, that's for me looks perfect.. enough for papers, for legs and outlooking the nature. Brilliant!
you guys saying lula's design is crazy and impractical have to keep in mind that they were given free reign with no restrictions on their design, it doesn't matter whether it's practical or not. Their whole actual job is making practical spaces, this video is simply for fun, they are supposed to make crazy, fun spaces that's the point of having no restrictions. Lula should b allowed to go complete outside the box without all of you criticising her since this is literally a room that will never get built?
I am obsessed with Alvin Wayne's design, it takes the win for me😍😍😍love it!!!!