I'm always envious of those apartments - they look so clean and spacious.
Then I realize: I own stuff that I need to put somewhere. This apartment has pretty much zero storage space outside of the kitchen. Where do I put my books? My folders with all my important paperwork? My clothes? My games? My tools? My vacuum cleaner and all the other cleaning utensils? Not to mention memorabilia from my travels, stuff that is broken but I totally intend to fix and some point, my rowing machine, ... ?
I'd love it if those people who have an eye for great room design (and don't get me wrong, I really like this one) would design actually inhabitable apartments so I could try to steal ideas from them.
![image showing Open airy apartment in Stockholm [1500x1000]](774941fa-2627-5c4b-b204-031db1005eb6.jpg)
jackalooz on August 1st, 2017 at 12:36 UTC »
More photos of the apartment here
-----iMartijn----- on August 1st, 2017 at 14:03 UTC »
I think it's beautiful, but...
Why did they partly paint the window in the left upper corner?
Dingens25 on August 1st, 2017 at 14:19 UTC »
I'm always envious of those apartments - they look so clean and spacious.
Then I realize: I own stuff that I need to put somewhere. This apartment has pretty much zero storage space outside of the kitchen. Where do I put my books? My folders with all my important paperwork? My clothes? My games? My tools? My vacuum cleaner and all the other cleaning utensils? Not to mention memorabilia from my travels, stuff that is broken but I totally intend to fix and some point, my rowing machine, ... ?
I'd love it if those people who have an eye for great room design (and don't get me wrong, I really like this one) would design actually inhabitable apartments so I could try to steal ideas from them.