At home in Copenhagen | DW English

[@spencerpierce1251]

Just so people know, your average apartment is NOT this big! I lived in an apartment in frederiksberg, which at 150 sq meters was considered very large. The designer’s apartment in this video is HUGE!

[@REDnBLACKnRED]

Unless you live in Malmö

[@spencerpierce1251]

@@REDnBLACKnRED you can definitely get a larger apartment in Malmo versus Copenhagen

[@jackass4917]

@@spencerpierce1251 Nobody wants to live in Malmo

[@bnkundwa]

Denmark is where home is.

[@さおり-i4u]

2 words.. Me Gusta !

[@trirachmadijanto7323]

Hope go there

[@519forestmonk9]

Elegant

[@williamlucas4656]

How in the world do you get five rooms plus they must have a bath I don't one 190 m Square? My apartment when I was a bachelor 200 m² and I only had one bedroom and a living room, bath and kitchen. Those rooms do not appear to be very small.

[@torbenjohansen6955]

sorry but are you shure that you arrent mistaking square feet with square meters? one meter is 3.281 foot

[@williamlucas4656]

Torben Johansen Sorry, no, and with a small noisy balcony as well.

[@torbenjohansen6955]

200 m² is an apartment that is 10 x 20 meters are you sure your apartment was 200 m² and that it was only the apartment that was included. No stairs and no m² elseware in that apartmentbuilding

[@williamlucas4656]

Torben Johansen as my memory is a bit hazy I reduced the size to 150 meters square. LR/DR, BR, K, Bath. No hall, entryway, or inside stairs. Building was newer, prob 1970s. My limited experience with European flats indicates kitchens and bedrooms are somewhat smaller. My bedroom was about 3x5m with a small walkin closet.

[@jacksoncase9541]

noice