ARCHITECT REDESIGNS - A Crowded Home Office, Gym & Bedroom - 9.75sqm/105sqft

[@youssef12345678]

Hi Daniel, we absolutely love the final design and it is so much better than anything we could have come up with ourselves! We fully intend to go ahead with the design you've proposed, thank you so much!

[@suteerap9286]

Keep us an update!

[@curto312]

Just a heads up, make sure to check your the documents for boiler to ensure there’s enough clearance in the front of it when you build the cupboard in case it needs repairs. I not long moved into a place and had the boiler mechanic come to service the boiler, and he said that the way the previous owner had built the cupboard around the boiler, he couldn’t access the boiler without us fully taking the front of the cupboard off. Worth knowing!!

[@DanielTitchener]

Thanks for submitting your space Youssef!! I'm so stoked that you guys like it!

[@anaalves3658]

Please let us know how it turns out 🙏☺️

[@Kaelisk]

Please collaborate and show us an updated IRL tour of the room!!!

[@Oversoul-u6v]

Man you've made me believe you can work with any kind of space to make it something. When I saw the size of that room I thought no way but man did you pull that off. Excellent work

[@nofurtherwest3474]

Same, was surprised. Very inventive and creative

[@DanielTitchener]

Thanks so much!! 🙏🏼

[@sisi.seesee]

Great space layout ! I just want to point out the fiddle fig in the example would die in that location. That type of plant likes bright sunlight and would not be suitable for a dark room. I would recommend possibly doing a wall hanging Pothos that is mounted onto the wall so it brings height and will be happy with the low light. That way you can even put your Alex drawer back behind the desk if you want.

[@marymaceachran2586]

Daniel, you have a terrific talent and make the work of an architect relatable because you are willing to work with “regular” people. Thanks.

[@bradleythacker1260]

My wife and I agree, we cannot believe that this is the same space! Well done Daniel.

[@dathofilms]

You my friend are Designer, Photographer, Videographer, Architect, Actor, Script Writer and god knows how many other professions combined. Amount of skills here is unbelievable.

[@totamilegend]

Hi Daniel, this series is sooo good! You’re doing such a good job, keep it up!👍🏻

[@dna8269]

This is the most big brain thing I've ever seen...just wow. I'm in the process of trying to make my room more versatile for KZbin and this is so helpful. Please keep doing more of these for bedrooms especially

[@boruthrovat1364]

This has to be one of my favorite series on KZbin… already excited for the videos to come!

[@edmondmurphy]

Daniel, loving the new line that you are going down with the channel and really like the way that you talk through the process that you use..,brilliant!!!

[@nattybynature1262]

I've been looking for this kind of channel for a while. Great stuff and brilliant redesign. A true master at work. Didn't think you could turn that dark and dingy space into the after picture. I'm completely floored!

[@PetiHuber]

Absolutely love it. The mirrors gonna make the whole space feel much bigger. However, I would change the direction of the hardwood floor, so it is running parallel with the longer wall. It will make the room look bigger and there's less cutting needed when you lay down the flooring. I love how you design small spaces, and this series you started is great. Can't wait for the next one.

[@MoreMoneyLessProblems]

Love this series! It clearly takes massive amount of time and effort, but it’s super valuable! I’m always blown away by how clean and efficient your designs are.

[@Bassonaitor]

Great design. I think you could choose a different plant and put it over the drawers, though. Or just on the wall that gets the daylight. Pretty simple solutions

[@9ofcups915]

Thank you so much, since everything is so expensive here we're looking for a 50-60sqm home while still maintaining some luxery. These videos really help to see what you can do with little space

[@flamesuniquehandle]

I feel that. 8 of my wardrobes will fill my room. It's really small when I try to fit in 2 tables and a bed. Nowadays it's impossible to have OCD without 2 tables, one for electronics and is less wide but deeper for more space to move your arms around and another is less deep but wider for alot of books, a shelf to arrange all the igcses books 😭 and so so many notes. I wish my school moved on from paper. E books and saving notes on word docs...

[@jesse113553]

I love the ideas of viewer submissions and see how ordinary spaces get transformed by you. Love to see more of this series.

[@salomeprudhoe5471]

Beautiful job - my heart sank when I saw that room. It did not seem to have much potential - I loved the re-design.

[@ilmaazmol6698]

I dont think it gets more creative than designing spaces like this. I've went from wanting to move houses, which would cost alot of money, to considering just renovating my current one! Thank you so much for these videos!

[@gb-me4ie]

The IKEA Lots mirror wall is such a fantastic idea!

[@jackofficialTM]

That was genius. That bland wall was the main attraction of the room. Not even accent paints could've given it such a splendid redesign.

[@chiyungwong3774]

Wasn’t even thinking about redoing or redecorating any of my rooms but after watching this I want to redesign all my rooms! So inspiring, thanks!

[@omairsheikh8749]

I never comment on videos. However, this was incredible work and so satisfying to see come together. Great stuff!

[@sunraiii]

This channel is amazing! The production quality is insane, and I feel like a lot more people would love to watch room make overs like this!

[@krishnan0586]

Been watching your channel content for a few years now, and hands down the best series man! Great going!

[@jenkenj]

Wow, just wow!! The design, the explanation, the execution, so awesome!! I have a windowless 2nd bedroom in my apt that also needs to serve all 3 of these purposes that I've been struggling with and it's double the size ha! This was amazing and SUPER helpful!! Thank you!!

[@SnicondoesCode]

I really got to say that these videos has been amazing, please keep it up! As someone enjoying architecture as a laid back hobby this is truly awesome for inspiration and learning new tips and tricks.

[@sachadebaveye6766]

This is really amazing. Love the different point of view as well as the idea for incorporating affordable elements.

[@rawjules]

This is literally the best content on KZbin. Thanks!!! Keep it up please.

[@markmc2984]

As someone struggling with a small room and trying to make it work as an office and small gym I really enjoyed it and feel inspired to make some changes of my own. Love the colours too. Great job!

[@floroliveto8531]

I absolutely LOVE this series! You go the extra mile in every design

[@Mirochavakid]

I literally watch your videos for inspiration and time away from school work and helps to destress. I also love the overall change in the end.

[@jlscielo]

Hi Daniel, I am in the USA and I bought a tiny home, not typical style, and it is only two rooms of 102 sq ft. Which is a major challenge, so I’ve been learning so much from watching your series. I am going to sign up for the video site you promoted and use to see what ideas I can get. Beautiful ideas, I really value your architectural background. 😊

[@ravipanwar7442]

Subscriber since daniel has 3K subs, Nice to see he is close to 200K, Keep it up Daneil! Love from India

[@samjohanson-fo6rk]

😭 as a nyc resident in a tiny home - learning new ways to make a space multipurpose without feeling crowded or cluttered is so useful - I have a similar sized room and so appreciate this video. I am going to try some of the elements used here for my small, narrow room as well!

[@AndrewStefan]

Love the projector idea behind the curtains. Never would have thought of that

[@joemurfin7476]

A really great series! I'd love to see some of the setup and reveal to the subscribers over Zoom so we could see more about what they thought.

[@michaelchristophercruz9320]

Wow! Every bit of space is utilized. I can't even imagine how it would turn out from the start. Well done!

[@danghoa8266]

That's an amzing work. So much useful tips in your video. Definitely one of the most dedicated KZbin channels I've ever seen.

[@koipen]

I love this vid!! As someone flatsharing in London (as the majority of people in London do), I often find interior design content not relevant to my conditions, but this video provided me with so many actionable tips on how to spruce up my own space. Thumbs up!

[@turningcursive2255]

I like this! But one flaw I find of glass or mirrors behind the desk monitor- is that the person can’t mutiltask or do anything with sensitive information while on Zoom or camera. Maybe they can angle it well so they don’t have this issue. Several coworkers over the years- I can see they’re on FB or potentially could see sensitive info bc of the reflection behind them. (Literally would regularly see the monitor of a person’s housemate who worked in cyber security every zoom meeting bc they worked back to back.)

[@petethorne5094]

Yep. Though software is getting better at blurring out backgrounds these days

[@travisprimm2112]

From Austin, Texas here. Austin might be needing your designs soon as it's getting too expensive here.... These designs, editing, and thought process are a beautiful product. I will regularly watch one of your videos when life is getting a bit messy or disorganized, and it helps inspire me to keep my standards high. Amazing job.

[@ardizzle06]

lets goooo, ive been waiting for another one of these since I saw the last one

[@jonathanduarte5166]

Love this new series you have started.. I noticed your minimal yet efficient sketchup work board... As a designer myself who uses sketchup, would love to see a video of your work board and flow process in sketchup

[@KalpeshMange92]

@Daniel, why not have a separate channel which is more of a tutorial !

[@suzannecarter445]

You are more than an architect and designer, Daniel. You are a magician! You really give your all to these projects and I hope people learn from your videos. I see so much awful stuff - it's painful! Thanks for replacing the pain with joyful triumph!

[@szymonhutnik185]

so basically you made dark room even darker, added huge plant that eats space like crazy and covered access to boiler that in not save way. Nice

[@JD5014]

We love this series! its very fun and enjoyable to watch! love the final design! I can't wait to see the next videos!!!

[@OwenO2]

Hey Daniel, just wanted to say I'm loving the new design series! awesome to see your process and the end results are truly amazing. Really inspiring stuff!!

[@Martin-gc4nb]

I absolutely love the multipurpuse use of the room.

[@ArtofZuk]

This turned out so great! It really makes me want to redesign my space!

[@stefanitadio6236]

I love these videos featuring your thoughtful designs!

[@rozennrd4802]

I love this series and have been binge watching it for several hours. However, I do have a genuine question : why move the alex cabinet and throw a potted tree, instead of keeping it there and putting a smaller plant on top such as some kind of fern that would have been really adaptated to the dim natural light coming from the top ? If you ever read this, I would love an answer ! Is it because it would have felt too cluttered ? Thanks for your time

[@vagrantastronaut]

Great idea! I love it. It does make sense; most of those big ornamental plants like the ficus in the video would benefit from a lot more natural sunlight that's not available in that kind of room.

[@tristanos22]

The new design looks great. I love this series, can't wait to see more!

[@suteerap9286]

I absolutely love this series! Keep it coming!!!

[@steveblog1]

Great job Daniel! Couldn’t imagine how much the room could change until I saw the end result!

[@anmollunavat8846]

You are amazing. I am enjoying this new series a lot.

[@janetkuhl-urbach639]

Amazing transformation-very creative. I wonder why not leave the Alex-on casters-as that can never hurt-and put it in front of the Peloton as you first had it and place plants of various types/lengths suspended from a railing or alternately put a picture rail or slightly deeper shelf below the skylights to make an amazing accent wall. It would take advantage of the little bit of light, give the biker something to look at as well as someone using the daybed a meditative vision. The Alex unit would be close to the desk where it belongs. It would bring in LOTS of nature and eliminate the pot taking up valuable space and keep fewer things away from the potential fire hazard of the radiator. Picture ledge could also provide a place for couch user to place things as well as work as a night stand for use when bed is functioning. I do love that mirror hack-really attractive, and functional!! Thank you for your posts-amazing inspirational. Jan

[@RiLelBeautyBlogger]

As someone who works from home full-time, I would definitely add more light. Since the natural light is very dependent on weather and the time of the day, those bed lights don't seem to be enough. All the rest is perfect! I really like the design (and overall your designs in these videos)

[@sherry2478]

Love this series! The designs are awesome and how you use sketch up and photoshop impressive.

[@emsvin6423]

This is so satisfying to watch. You're so amazing. I hope more people would get to know and learn about you.

[@YeahYeah2788]

Even the way you describe the color options are very unique and gives a perspective on how to choose the color of a space for future references. Thank you

[@miggygaluza9234]

as a current 2nd year civil engineering student who self studies in architecture here in the philippines, this type of videos are my favourites, not just educational, but also fun to watch in a cold morning with matching sketch book to sketch out some ideas for interior spaces while taking a sip of coffee

[@aanchalsharma8362]

You are realllllllly good!!! I love how you use affordable and not high-end furniture to create such beautiful spaces. :)

[@alvarobolanos]

This will blow up. Keep it up mate.

[@nuwan86]

Stumbled on your account searching day beds for a home office. Instant follow! Very genuine especially with the Ikea vs original video. Literally jumped on sketchup to work on my home office 😅

[@willielokie]

Keep doing this series .it's brilliant!

[@samsaya3704]

This is so satisfying to watch, I already watched it 3 times! Love your work Daniel, keep it up 💯

[@TheAwkwardUnboxer]

Hey Daniel, I really love this serie and all of the end results! It's not only entertaining but also gives me a lot of inspiration. Is it maybe possible for a future serie or video to make a start to finish 'guide' on how you use Sketchup/photoshop?

[@judedavis7967]

This is so good! Really great Daniel. Can’t wait to see more of these ❤️

[@guyivie8987]

I'm impressed with your taste as well as your skill. Look forward to watching more of your videos.

[@SometimesMagii]

really cool and very nice of you to do this for free!, kinda reminds me about how art and art skills (i consider this art) IS needed in life and not unnecessary as many people would like to make you believe

[@619HMJ]

I just discovered this KZbin channel today literally subscribed after watching these last two videos amazing job!!!

[@DanielTitchener]

Welcome, Hussam!

[@Zaxbox]

This is the second video of yours that I've watched today and I've subscribed. I love this stuff! I'm going to watch some of your other videos now. Keep up the great work!

[@kjcenteno5734]

Man I love watching what you do. You do a clean job.

[@igordean1]

Smashed it again, Dan! Love this series 💯

[@RisingWarriorSpirit]

Love this channel and brings so much life to the design process. I’m not an interior designer, but I will definitely be playing around with this software for my family home’s kitchen reno. Thanks so much for the share!!! ✨🤍

[@romeopuch9943]

Hi Daniel, I would apreciate a lot if you make a skechup design tutorial.

[@selenka26]

it looks super lovely. i like how you embraced the cage and brought in green vibes anyway. just the wall of mirrors behind ones back might end up causing more messy feeling than in reality, if the rooms not in its best.

[@UTJK.]

Congratulations. This was a really difficult redesign. I didn't imagine it was this bad originally from the video cover image. The mirror really does the trick.

[@francoisvillanueva6153]

Wow, this is amazing🔥 You can feel and see the philosophy of Ar. Mies Van Der Rohe, "Less is More"

[@godwillbosama796]

Daniel you are a genius!

[@MrsRemi]

I wanted to skip to the end since I've been browsing youtube for room ideas but you got me hooked. Love your voice and how you explain everything, I haven't even finished watching yet but I already trust that it'll turn out good!! Edit: LOVE the outcome and how you just used the existing furnitures for the most part

[@poloo92]

Excellent video ! Really cool to see your approach and workflow .... On the results , i'm bluffed by how much the miror brings to the space , a really nice addition and composition ... Wouldn't have thought of it myself.

[@amelielarouche3133]

Amazing redesign! You are so talented. I don't write comment often but I'm just so blown away by your chanel.

[@jcbbernabe1996]

Absolutely loving this series, Daniel!

[@KalpeshMange92]

Loving this series Daniel! Tiny meets minimalism meets essentialism. Throw in a couple more of those jazzy words. Keep up the awesome work bruh!

[@twentyfirst1499]

love it! this makes it so much easier to visual a cleaner, more organized and functional space! great inspiration, thanks so much!

[@architectio]

Nicely done! Id like to see how you use this workflow for bigger scale projects as well more often!

[@merkov8715]

Just bought a tiny house and this channel is a mine of brilliant ideas.

[@webstuffzak]

Great series, please make a ton more!

[@SKTWoodDesign]

This was excellently executed . Small spaces are a re headache and you made it look easy.Well done

[@samhannqi2499]

Loving this series!! It's interesting to see the thought process of a architect when redesigning a room

[@tylerschroeder4212]

I really like the direction your taking the channel!

[@tspmcfarlane]

Amazing work. So good to see the process in detail and your skills in granular action.

[@treeadhouse]

I like how you walk us through to you creative process. Thank you.

[@jackburn3669]

Love this kind of video

[@femi54]

Daniel, you really understand the assignment! I’m blown away and inspired by your work. Thank you for blessing us with your creative and infectious wisdom on architecture. It’s official. The subscribe button and notifications 📣 are one!

[@therecycledpirate]

Love the look and your ideas! I was kinda surprised about your color choice, however, your explanation was spot on. I would love to see the "real" end result.

[@pauljackson171]

I was suspecting that adding large mirrors makes a room feel larger (beginner at remodeling, starting with current place), thanks for confirming!

[@brandonwilliams966]

How are you THIS incredible at this?!? Wow!!

[@richardphilip2967]

This is beautiful! Amazing work Daniel. It’s very inspiring. Would like to see more of this.

[@chappychubby5647]

enjoyed watching each uploads