NEVER TOO SMALL 23sqm/247sqft Micro Apartment - The Cairo Flat

[@jaden7801]

The backyard green space makes this flat look so much more spacious and tranquil.

[@mindmadeover]

Agree, but they just left the door open as if they're not in Australia. God knows what they let in.

[@graphite2786]

@@mindmadeover Yes Coronovirus carriers, backpackers, Jehovah's witnesses......

[@sk0kiE]

@@mindmadeover I've lived in the bush 18 years and we leave our door open 🤷‍♂️

[@cbjones2212]

@@mindmadeover "as if they're not in Australia" ?? My doors are open now

[@hasanalhaqq8218]

i think the curtain played the most

[@mimimi5656]

Is it me or are these videos really therapeutic... so calm, cinematic, and educational

[@emily-sv8yk]

Yes I know right!

[@hungreyquinn7653]

Muji kinda vibe ~

[@jyotib354]

True!

[@garima702]

Totally agree !!

[@autumnhayes2132]

Nah, dude, it's not just you. They're quite calming.

[@Tesla-Cannon]

I don’t think I’ve seen a space use a curtain so effectively. Nice.

[@bradleypayne2495]

It's such a simple idea.

[@bakeraus]

Great idea

[@tula__]

Which is why I love this channel more than AD

[@boohoo1337]

its terrible

[@boohoo1337]

@JonV nothing special about it. in fact its very tacky, simple and cheap. something people been doing for generations, lol

[@sean936]

That curtain is soo much more versatile than most transformative dividing walls/panels seen in alot of the other smaller spaces on this channel. Simple yet extremely functional!

[@yuultube]

But how about its maintenance and cleaning?

[@MaraMara89]

@@yuultube if you go with few panels instead one big courtain you could just wash it in washing machine and there could be some type of connecting them together to look as one (buttons, velcro etc)

[@jasxteo]

Yes this is most useful

[@solidstate9451]

And the curtains absorb noise. I have my wardrobe as a wall-hanging shelf with curtains in front, too. When I was bored of the curtains I changed them. For less than 100 Euros the whole room transformed. And at x-mas-time I can hang a curtain with an x-mas-tree at the curtain rail. Simple, space-saving holiday decoration.

[@benedettobruno1669]

@@yuultube Ye! Me too, I wonder, if you want to give that curtain a good wash at least twice a year how do you about it? Can you take it down from the rail? And because it surely does not fit into your average washing machine do you have to take it to some professional cleaning shop?

[@abhinav2390]

This is probably the most realistic 'Never too small' apartment you will see on this channel. Love the greenery!

[@Losshe]

Yeah. He preserved most things from the original apartment. I love how the kitchen and the bathroom aren't overdone like most of those small space transformations, and it actually looks more down to earth and achievable for most people (who don't have 100k+ to remodel the entire house). I love this guy's philosophy of keeping things as they are while maximizing its potentials

[@verenas3536]

Maybe. But the outside part is unachievable for most peoplein a city. A dream.

[@Wintroza]

It might not be the most artistic/stylish apartment that you've showcased - but it sure feels like one of the most "real" ones that someone is actually living in!

[@leondroidgeeks]

Totally agree!!!

[@iXoXoMaddi]

Many apartments shown are concepts by architects who use this channel as promotion.

[@leondroidgeeks]

@@iXoXoMaddi Yes?

[@azadvertised]

Definitely agree with this! I've loved a lot of the fancy concepts but I can actually imagine living in this with very little compromise.

[@yagneshbhatt6358]

Such design is for those who are not shopaholics. Lovely design.

[@Emblematicify]

The continuous curtain rod going to the window is genius.

[@lisar3944]

I did something like this in my little apartment, but it's just to cover windows that are at a 90 degree angle, not to hide storage. Point is it looks SO GOOD! Floor to ceiling curtains are key if you can swing it, but having a continuous rail all the way around the corner looks so polished and leaves so many options for how to arrange the curtains - I wish I'd done it years ago. This design element gets a big fat "yessss!!!" from me.

[@Emblematicify]

@AB. B. doesnt mean it isn't genius

[@Emblematicify]

@AB. B. That's on you if you dont understand

[@Emblematicify]

@AB. B. rolling curtains would be thinner and require two sets on each side. They would be flatter and look more cold in the context of the room, rather than the curtain that is being used which gives texture and is thicker, also probably more insulating compared to rolling curtains. Also the sliding from the side can allow a full vertical range of light to flow in if the curtain only covers half the window, which I feel is way better than a rolling curtain which can o pay cover the top half when partially extended. Finally I've yet to see rolling curtains that block 100 of the light from a window, and ones that are thick enough to even do so would probably get mildewy during humid seasons. All in all the reason this curtain is genius is because by only serving its base purpose it is multifunctional and space efficient, with little maintainence or moving parts required.

[@Emblematicify]

@AB. B. Ignored all my points with no evidence to refute it

[@alisonburgess345]

“...repurpose what we’ve already got”. Absolutely spot on - we waste SO much these days. It has to stop. Great visit to a terrific flat!

[@tula__]

I just watched a penthouse video before this and I came here to clean my eyes back to normal

[@maggiemae7749]

I luv to dumpster dive!

[@DangeRadidas]

@FlowerGrower Smith - what phone do you use?

[@alisonburgess345]

M D A really old one - why?

[@OjoRojo40]

2 X 2 APARTMENTS ARE NOT COOL, TRENDY OR FASHIONABLE. GIVE PEOPLE DESCENT CONDITIONS TO LIVE!!

[@judithhu2336]

„The Apartments are north facing.“ Me: poor him! Doesn’t get any natural light! “So they are getting a lot of great natural light.” Me: Wait what!? Aaaaah it’s in Australia!!

[@karinsolli9581]

Omg, i know!

[@helen0057]

I googled this and i couldn’t find any info.What do you mean they get light from the north because they are in Australia??Isn t the same side(east)for everybody?I am confused.Do they call them differently or there is a geographical component I m missing out?😅

[@patraisstrzelecki2025]

@@helen0057 I think you're a bit confused! East is the direction the sun rises no matter where you are, so there's more light in the mornings. In the northern hemisphere, south facing windows get a lot more consistent light throughout the day, and it's the reverse for the southern hemisphere. Oversimplification, but the midday sun is shining more "directly" over the equator, so anywhere south of there the sun is shining a bit more from the north

[@helen0057]

@@patraisstrzelecki2025 thank you a lot!Now I understand🥰

[@petermacleod5710]

I thought it was in CAIRO

[@ellaeadig263]

This is one of the best apartments I've seen yet on your channel. It's really functional and feels homey without feeling like a glorified hotel room. I love how he repurposed the kitchen window as a bedside table. And very lucky to have a bathtub in such a small space!

[@mangafq8]

I have a bathtub, but I'm not particularly fond of it. I've taken baths in the past, but somehow not now. Anyhoo. I have my new favorite "luxury" grab bars! Such an awesome feature for the bath. LOVE them.

[@deaayeshawidyaswari7965]

The flat looks liveable, with knickknacks, books, etc, and still maintains the aura of minimalism, without looking too depersonalized or entirely "clean". I like it!

[@jackydaddy]

That's exactly what I thought. Its extremely well thought out. I think the curtain is the big player in this apartment

[@backintimealwyn5736]

it's liveable, everybody leaves in spaces like this in my country, it does'nt even seem small to me, for one personn . it's not bad at all. We're used to it , and that's why I actually don't like what he did with the place.For having experemented it, you feel much more confortable when you stop trying to gain space by all means, that's not what matters. What matters is comfort and practicality and this thing is not practical, the bed is not practical it will be down all the time , the curtain will never be closed so you'll hav your clothes exposed all the time. Jus put you bed and also use it as a couch, put a nice cupboard that is a nice piece of furniture that you like, decorate it as you like it, have everything immediately avalable. That's the way to make those spaces really liveable and enjoyable.

[@whitneyvise7911]

@@backintimealwyn5736 That's kind of how I feel. I like being able to see all of my things (aside from clothing). But I'm not really a minimalist, so maybe that makes a difference.

[@Laura-nq9ey]

I really like how he mentioned that it’s irresponsible to knock down a building to build a new one when you can just renovate it. Repurpose what we have. 🤙

[@margaretgaby2356]

But that makes less money

[@quickfruits6963]

U got my like 👍

[@myllasunaya3871]

It's called as sustainable :)

[@jchung5066]

That depends though.. if the foundation needs to be reconstructed then they don'thave a choice

[@Phoenix.219]

Sometimes it needs to be knocked down.....I have to rebuild my home which is quite old and even its base and walls and not strong...moreover it needs completely different designing bcz when it was built then in the locality there were very few homes so lighting was not a problem but now it needs to constructed keeling all those factors in mind...and the level of road is higher than base level of my home (when my house was built almost 50 yrs ago it was built at a height..in my childhood 20 yrs ago I had to climb 3 stairs to enter my house but then concrete road was made and my house level became low and it causes problem in rainy season....so it's not possible to rebuild without knocking it down

[@RoryMag]

His entire bedroom is one wall, genius

[@Olivierstreet]

It's pretty on-brand with the current zeitgeist.

[@OjoRojo40]

2 X 2 APARTMENTS ARE NOT COOL, TRENDY OR FASHIONABLE. GIVE PEOPLE DESCENT CONDITIONS TO LIVE!!

[@peaceflowerstudios6833]

@@OjoRojo40 he looks pretty happy to live how he does, though

[@OjoRojo40]

@@peaceflowerstudios6833 When you chose to live like this, it means you have enough money to not have many worries.

[@rajshreesharma8726]

1000th like on your comment

[@nieceypiecey100]

This one is my favorite. I like that it feels like a full sized apartment with separated kitchen and bath. I also liked that he kept those elements original. I love that it can be light and airy but can also be darkened. I’m one of those people who likes dark rooms and black out curtains.

[@AaronMetallion]

I love that the huge windows basically integrates the nature into the feel of this place. It feels the a portal into another dimension and doesn't make the home look small at all. Incurable curtains too!

[@petraleong]

I like how much of the original apartment is kept but still everything feels put together and nothing feels missing.

[@feliciasaywhat]

I still remember the first micro apartment featured on this channel of the Cairo Apartments. It's such a treat to get to see how the residents there design and utilize their homes. Hopefully we'll get to see more!

[@idontwannabelonelyijustwan1044]

this is probably the only small apartment I've seen that actually feels like home and not just an "interior design gimmick"

[@Elysian_s]

This home is like a sanctuary for an individual person to live😄♥️, has everything in just the right amount!

[@MissPookajinx]

Those curtains were glorious! Black out done right!

[@hiarinaa245]

The use of kitchen "window" doubled as a bedside table is waaay too clever, also the curtain that goes all the way to the windows, superior. Great idea. Love this.

[@kdvytdgui.ghuecysgupv]

Whenever they say "it's north facing" on Never Too Small I think: "Well, that's bad, they live in a dark hole all the time, what a terrible life." Then I remember it's Australia and everything is upside down...

[@missrobinhoodie]

Morana Roller those were exactly my thoughts too!!

[@olka392]

OMG!!! Thank you!!! I finally got it..

[@lawrenceball7171]

Moved to New Zealand this year. An ever-confusing detail

[@alinabeaman8252]

Ohhhhh lmao I was just thinking about that and I was so confused

[@nofurtherwest3474]

I currently live facing south in USA (so direct sunlight), but I find the light too harsh. I would actually prefer non-direct light as it is more gentle and even.

[@TheMountainKids]

I often find the apartments on this channel a bit cold and not very 'homey'. I think the big bookcase and green plants in this apartment makes a really big difference, it really looks like someone lives there!

[@tmstar7449]

Agreed! Most of these homes look so staged that I cant see people in them, other than the one tea cup and single pair of shoes they have... I enjoy seeing people move about and what they have accumulated

[@pemuda7075]

i think that's because most of the houses featured here are actually empty so there aren't many furnitures. they just put stuff in for the sake of filming. but again, that's just what i think. let's wait for a clarification.

[@the1whereIwatch]

"I live here on my own" me: who is that woman??

[@mayagogo]

I like to think she just comes in to quietly move things around

[@thesocialintrovertchronicles]

😂😂😂😂😂, I thought so too

[@v1nc3nz000]

I think they accidentally filmed a robber

[@avaritiabaritia]

@@mayagogo That's actually kinda creepy, don't you think?

[@builderspluscustomhomesand2146]

I don't know but she got a hella bubble on her. SHe probably just the chick that swings in to "stop by for coffee", reads a book, rolls out until she needs more "coffee".

[@lianna1869]

This is my favorite apt on this channel because it's something completely doable for the average person. Everyone can diy/afford and utilize a quick floor to ceiling shelving unit across an entire wall with track curtains. Immediately all of the owner's stuff is accessible and in one spot, not needing to be crammed into tiny boxes that you forgot what you put where. All of it hidden out of sight immediately and suddenly you've got a massive open living area while still being able to have "stuff". The kitchen and bathroom are separate, with enough usable space, and nothing is on top of each other or in odd positions against the sleeping area. All of their furniture and appliances are usable and was already there. No mini mortgage was needed to make this place a reality!

[@susiedupuy9532]

The higher ceilings really help make the apt. comfortable.

[@redradcomrade]

Okay this is amazing. I can't believe such old apartments were transformed to such a great extent. As far as my knowledge goes in architecture, changing the structure and even how the walls look is really hard. Also the way it represents a minimal lifestyle is amazing. There is a simplicity in minimalism that cannot be imitated, and that's beautiful.

[@jjw238]

Wow, once you start moving around your apartment you look like a totally different person!

[@ssyeinah]

i'm not sure if this is a joke lol but in case it's not, it is a different person

[@jerry716]

@@ssyeinah wow

[@zeeavi6280]

Actually, I had this same issue. Haha! Then I realized it was a woman. 🤷‍♀️ 😂

[@randolphpinkle4482]

LOL, I was wondering why this skinny guy had such a voluptuous rear end.

[@PeterKlinec]

I believe that the ability to create a great living space within a 23 square meter area is impressive, but it's important to acknowledge that the quality of the building design plays a significant role. It's not just about the size of the space; factors such as high ceilings, large windows, exterior terraces or small gardens, and a well-planned layout can make a small space feel much larger. I appreciate that in this particular flat, the kitchen is tucked away in a separate room, allowing for a more organized living space. However, maintaining the tidiness of a small living area can be a challenge, as even small items out of place can make the space look cluttered. Overall, I think the design of this space is excellent and showcases the potential of small living areas.

[@antwainclarke3406]

I agree. The sensitivity to architectural details and landscaping makes such small spaces feel more homey than cramped. I would also like to add that these spaces work great in urban areas because you have alot going on nearby- cafes, parks, galleries, theatres, museums, shops etc. The city becomes like an outdoor living room extending your living space far beyond the 23 sqm of the flat.

[@yannikkissa9419]

I agree!

[@jolien8195]

Everything about this is lovely. The large window, the gardens and trees, the curvature of the staircases. The apartment doesn't feel cramped or claustrophobic. Light and airy, yet cozy. Thank you for sharing your home with us.

[@shalieah]

I’m so fascinated by small spaces. The creativity and artistry that it take to live comfortably and well in them is just mesmerizing. I absolutely love it!

[@shalieah]

fingerhorn4 you’re entitled to your opinion. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe out there! ✌🏾

[@carlabrox3634]

I live in 310 sq ft and it feels better to me than a large house.

[@Vorenius1]

Why do you like small spaces? Can't you clean or polish large floors full of art objects and carpets? People are so lazy now...

[@shalieah]

Luis Alberto Marquez Lazy? What does lazy have to do with anything? Did you ever consider it’s a preference? And, Who says I want to polish large floors? I didn’t and quite frankly...I don’t want to. And, Since you asked why I love small spaces, I’ll answer your question. I love small spaces because I enjoy the freedom and creatively it gives me. My first place was a 200 sq ft. apartment. In that space I realized I had everything I needed. It was cozy and perfect for ME. I understand this doesn’t work for everyone, but it fit me and my needs perfectly. And, I was quite happy with it. I was free to do more of what I loved because I wasn’t tied up cleaning all the time, or working to buy a bunch of shit to fill my apartment with. I creativity filled it with quality essential items/furniture and it was Aaaaaamazing!!! I choose to own my things and as much as my life as possible. Not the other way around. Keeping that same mindset I now own a three story 1700 sq ft townhome. Wanna know what I named it? You ready? The Biggie Small! Get it?!? 😂😂😂😂 It’s big but it’s small! I love it! And, guess what else? I’m debt-free! Wanna know why? Cause I bought small and stayed within my budget. I wouldn’t have it any other way. 😎 Anywhoo, it’s been nice chatting with you. Thanks for asking me why I love small spaces. I’ve enjoyed telling my little story. Stay safe and stay well in these streets. (In my tigger voice) TTFN ✌🏾

[@madabouthollyoaks411]

that garden space is LUSH, just looking at it fills me with peace, imagine being able to come home to an uncluttered, clean, nature-filled space at the end of a long day, literally heaven.

[@rrMuraliRamsamy]

I would ask, Civilised yet or not.. or gone totally uncivilised... my first thought.. with such lovely space for gardening, there are no useful fruit trees, vegetables garden, herbs, spices... I can understand , so-called human society does not allow these to be turned into useful spaces. Only crotons, useless lawns, useless trees, ornamental ones are grown, All spending on water, soil, maintenance, CCTV... so why not Grow Useful ones, helping one to run around less and less for money , hoping money would provide these.. but all we get is only adulterated stuff, fruits plucked even before ripe and chemicals used to make it look ripe.. See only ripe fully well grown fruits will have the vitamins and minerals. Only these are healthy. Not half ripe, plucked early just to make money by these consumerism and commercialisation world... lets get our intelligence back. its possible.

[@normakuyznierewicz6634]

@@rrMuraliRamsamy That will be very rare living in a city !!!

[@rrMuraliRamsamy]

@@normakuyznierewicz6634 those words mean city dwellers are not prefering to be intelligent but going dumb day by day . Lol , yeah mate.. That's the fact ..that needs changing.. .

[@jozero_hero]

In such a small apartment, I'd personally focus on integrating, and utilizing, the lovely little outdoor green space more often.

[@MissCrazygirlie]

One of my absolute favourite spaces you have toured!

[@tracydoverspike5255]

The entire space is wonderful. I love how it opens to such a beautiful outside space.

[@probotnemesis]

I love this apartment! Not too flash or sterile. Just a few great and well-considered design choices to breathe some new life into a classic building.

[@shereen2884]

This is beautiful! I like that he made the living room so big! It creates an inviting space and it feels like the place has a bigger space. I like how he also converted those space for storage! That's really excellent! I like that the place is clean too and whenever you're sick of your room, you can just slide that door and voila you're outside with nature and with the fresh air! This is amazing! I'm currently living in a dorm and it's quite small! This just goes to show how important an architect is in building spaces like this! Bravo!!!

[@eringreenough1326]

I kind of like the look of the shelving instead of the curtain. Just a little door over the hanging shirts would be perfect imo. The way the curtain turns over the window is rly smart tho. Looks so cozy!

[@growingwings1212]

Completely agree! I would only want that curtain at night for privacy over the patio window and door. I think books and shelves with knick knacks make a place homey. Just some cabinet doors over the jackets and maybe also the piles of clothing would do it for me.

[@karmabites4702]

That's exactly what I thought. He could have done kind of light and small covering over his wardrobe section and leave those lovely shelvings open 😊.

[@oceanbreeze9248]

Exactly my thoughts 😄 The thick, heavy curtain makes the room look much smaller and packed in my opinion.

[@ceciliacheung9655]

Exactly. The book shelves look much much better than the curtain which in fact very bulky and takes up some space.

[@sallypenhalli]

I agree but it seems the architects always want clean lines and calm in these small spaces. Theres another video in this series of anot hger Cairo flat also owned by an archtect and he hides his kitchen behind a door to create a calm open space. Like those shelves the kitchen is really cute as well as it being way more practical.

[@kat5796]

The original building is lovely, especially those stairs and balconies, I can see why it attracted him!

[@maria.56gnde.k11]

I'm impressed by how the static wall was replaced in a nice curtain with different intentions of use, as well as how the bathroom space is distributed with the laundry room and they merge, how he thinks about rest and the use of elements in such a small space , turned into a more comfortable and pleasant home.

[@junevermentine1382]

Dream place! This apartment comes with every single must-haves of mine! The bath tub, laundry, nice cross ventilation...it even has therapeutic greens and considerable amount of book shelf space! It’s almost too much when it has such an iconic and aesthetically pleasing look from the outside, too perfect, just breaking my heart.

[@shrimpgeisha]

This is one of my favorites I've seen on here! Actually looks cozy and livable

[@mittieemma5489]

I live in the northern hemisphere and when he said the home was really bright because it faces the north I was really confused for a second😅

[@cinnamon8884]

same^^

[@Anna-qq2df]

Me too :D

[@StephanieLuff]

Same!!!

[@mauddescamps7572]

yep, I thought I heard it wrong at first :p

[@Bjarni749]

Same here, I live in Iceland and was thinking about the midnight sun

[@quietestkitten]

I love that there can be community, but the individual space really is fully furnished. That balcony would make a wonderful place for entertaining as well

[@bibibibibi3727]

that curtains........wow this is probably one of the best i've seen so far

[@mariasandrovich414]

This is the best tiny apartment I've seen so far.

[@TheNattygyrl]

Great use of the curtain to transition the space. I really love how he has his wardrobe/bed all built in.

[@gabyolin]

Simply beautiful... It completely transforms the space with only a curtain. And that natural illumination with the sight of the gardens, give the impression the space is bigger and comfortable. I would love to live in that apartment ❤

[@liujia529]

窗帘的设计是我的最爱

[@davinatest8467]

The coupling of the garden and the living space with full windows and the greenery really enhance the special expansion with this design.

[@VicHoVN]

Never seen any other ideally smart architecture like this tiny living deam flat. So satisfied watching this vid!

[@emiarut7797]

All this time I thought "wow. He really looks like a woman from behind."😲 Near the end of the video just I realized that it's a woman all this time and not him.🤣🤣🤦🤦

[@shadlyne5527]

whut

[@shadlyne5527]

I---

[@sikhosokatsha5270]

Me tooo!! 🤣 🤣 I laughed at myself when I realised it's a totally different person

[@stopthatmikey]

Omg LOL!!

[@adriananyarko6824]

Me too lol I was like damn he kind of thick😭😭

[@ozpablo4423]

so peaceful. i can’t stop imagining how relaxing and surreal this place is!

[@vuongtran4542]

It's great, everything is almost perfect. This design can be Apply to many other rooms. I bought wall paintings and furniture on the website: daisycorners.com/. The rooms after being decorated have a completely new space. Great

[@lucytkmts]

I so much love the backyard green space. It must be fabulous to be sitting there for reading, eating and sleeping.

[@saragonzalez8095]

The entry of natural light is not only important to expand the spaces but also to generate comfort in the people who use the space, and who can feel a relationship with the environment

[@itsjoseyrae]

This is so lovely. I’m pleasantly surprised by the look of the curtain, usually when people use curtains to cover storage spaces it can look a little dated, but the quality of the fabric used and the muted tone of that curtain really adds to the space. It’s ingenious how the same curtain wraps around to the window to transform the space to efficiently. I really like the way the ceiling is curved into the wall so that you don’t feel like you’re in a box but a beautiful seamless space.

[@lissamk3990]

This is such a nice use of the space. I love that the bathroom has so much square footage, particularly since it also serves as the laundry and possibly/probably a dressing space as well. With the main living space so bright & open, it really allows you to give the bathroom more room. I think the relocation of the kitchen doorway was a great idea, as is the whole wall of storage. I could be very content living in this space.

[@larasita11]

High ceilinged studio-sized apt. Patio space should be included to sq footage as it contributes hugely and beautifully to the livability of this home. The large bathroom/laundry was a very forward-looking idea. Something that was once an unheard of luxury is becoming standard for city apts in major cities. That massive curtain is brilliant! Awesome 3 option scene and mood changer! If the walls & floors are thick enough to provide privacy, I would get on a wait list for this building in a heartbeat.

[@quynhanhtran2933]

Very practical, affordable and realistic design. I love the fact that the building's architect back then left a spacious garden, staircase, and balcony; the backyard view is the key to light up the whole space.

[@marksimpson2321]

What a beautiful flat used by someone who understands the original architect's vision and who respects the space. Well-narrated/presented too😊

[@deepinsource]

I can find peace of mind every time I see this.

[@hefeelslikeivan]

Love this, would totally live there, my favorite micro apartment so far. The garden makes it so nice too.

[@justwill3435]

Thanks for keeping me entertained while I’m sick

[@velvetindigonight]

Snap nothing like YT et al for taking my mind off of having the flu!

[@bismuth8394]

Get well soon!

[@justwill3435]

Bismuth 83 thank you

[@lsd9129]

Hope u get better soon ... corona keep takin lives away ... hope u will be okay

[@LoveAimshigh]

Thee cutest multifunctional cozy tiny space!!! Soo peaceful to watch!

[@natashamaio]

This is by far, my favorite apartment from Never Too Small. I have played this video more than 10 times in the past 3 years. Just love watching it.

[@darrenyoung3102]

Beautiful, and the surrounding curtian gives the space a completely different feel when drawn. I love the high ceilings too, they do make the flat feel way more spacious.

[@IgorMarleyBasic]

If you can fall in love with an apartment, this was love at first sight 😍

[@luisclaudio1477]

I must tell you that this is the most impressive youtube chanel. Short videos, very well filmed, there is a soft and gentle way to aprouch into the fotography, the shooting plans very well studied and the final result is kind like design. Less is more. Congratulations from Portugal.

[@user-ct6kd1pc7b]

One of the best flats I've seen on this channel. Nothing to change, I could move in today and live comfortably without compromising my lifestyle.

[@danielhensel-leeson9423]

Hermoso video. Gracias! Saludos desde Argentina!

[@lifesimplified9432]

In addition to a well-designed space, people also need to learn to live more simply and in an organised tidy way. Hopefully, these type of videos, inspire people to live well in small spaces.

[@IamCree]

Deep respect for this man's mind and creativity. Everything is perfectly thought out and creates a wonderful atmosphere

[@parkerposey788]

Love the curtains

[@joaomonteiro7063]

It's what fascinated me the most! With a simple curtain and somewhere for it to slide, they showed 3 ways to use it. Just brilliant

[@vuongtran4542]

It's great, everything is almost perfect. This design can be apply to many other rooms. I bought wall paintings and furniture on the website: daisycorners.com/. The rooms after being decorated have a completely new space. Great

[@stopthatmikey]

LOVE the closet/bed/bookshelf "reveal" when the curtains were pulled back!

[@TheTazmaniyak]

“It really suits a certain type of resident at a certain point in their lives”. This the best summary description of micro-apartments or tiny-houses and it should be remembered that not everyone wants a super-home or a mega-mansion when their requirements, be it financial or otherwise, are rooted more in simplicity and simple function. I love that this guy still indulges in his book collection and a bath-tub and uses that ingenious curtain to add texture and functionality in addition to warmth and coziness.

[@Mr.MKBone]

Gorgeous and so cozy I would love to spend my quality time in such apartment Positive and bright and all good vibes

[@dzikrinasaira3475]

"The window kitchen" idea is such a creative idea. Love it😍👍👍

[@juliejongkryg6296]

Oh wow, I really am enchanted by the thought that has gone into this little flat. Thanks for sharing.

[@vuongtran4542]

It's great, everything is almost perfect. This design can be apply to many other rooms. I bought wall paintings and furniture on the website: daisycorners.com/. The rooms after being decorated have a completely new space. Great

[@pamelasalinas5477]

love this project and the building. so cool.

[@vuongtran4542]

It's great, everything is almost perfect. This design can be apply to many other rooms. I bought wall paintings and furniture on the website: daisycorners.com/. The rooms after being decorated have a completely new space. Great

[@brianparent4882]

One my favorites. The gardens make this place inviting and relaxing.

[@patronusstag]

1:09 that is sooooo beautiful, I love sunlight hitting things like that.

[@user-vw7bx9ll8n]

i LOVE this building. i walk past every day. the Cairo apartments always sell for WAYYY above the local average.

[@devilpizza123]

It's not surprising. It's got a tram stop right in front of it, directly opposite Carlton Gardens, 5 min from the CBD, 5 min to Brunswick St. The location is absolutely perfect and to have so much greenery in the space definitely lifts it to another level.

[@vicc.1446]

Can I ask how much they are selling for apartment like this there?

[@vuongtran4542]

It's great, everything is almost perfect. This design can be apply to many other rooms. I bought wall paintings and furniture on the website: daisycorners.com/. The rooms after being decorated have a completely new space. Great

[@animatedjam8873]

Whoever edits these videos needs a raise, these are incredible!

[@beverlys.peacockmccranie6522]

I have watched this one multiple times!!!! I absolutely love it!!! The curtains are brilliant! I wouldn't change a thing!!!! And the precious gentleman!!!! I could listen to him narrate all day!!! He is so adorable!!!!!!!

[@og9656]

Wooooow Love the multifunction of the curtain!!

[@katherinekatherine8512]

I love the building. Gorgeous! This is an apartment I could easily live in. Well done.

[@vuongtran4542]

It's great, everything is almost perfect. This design can be Apply to many other rooms. I bought wall paintings and furniture on the website: daisycorners.com/. The rooms after being decorated have a completely new space. Great

[@janinafisher101]

A lovely space. For those of us in the northern hemisphere it's pretty weird to hear you guys talk about the lovely light of a north-facing window!😊

[@Annele555]

Such a smart and well thought-out space! I really like the colors as well, it feels natural and airy. Finally there's enough storage for things, this is something that is definitely missing in a lot of places this small. You can tell that since he's living there himself he has put a lot of thought into everything. Thanks for sharing! :)

[@ingusch3783]

I love how homey and airy this apartment feels. To me (as someone who's trying to de-clutter more and more, but will probably never reach true minimalist levels), many minimalist designs look impressive and sleek, but also kind of cold and uncomfortable. This design here doesn't feel uncomfortable or cold at all, while also making do with a very small space and few furniture. I especially love the curtain element and, of course, the garden view, which really elevates the appeal of the apartment even further.

[@averypottermaniac]

I agree 💕 I also liked desk (which was hiding a kinda ugly heater) repurposed for a dinning table. Nice warm colors and stellar use of curtains

[@JuanDiegoRomeroParada]

NEVER TOO SMALL... This video really makes me feel that we can turn every proyect into an armonic and beautiful one.

[@Olivierstreet]

"I live here on my own"... Well then Michael, who's this lady lounging about your home??

[@Souchi-ito]

Model

[@vuongtran4542]

It's great, everything is almost perfect. This design can be Apply to many other rooms. I bought wall paintings and furniture on the website: daisycorners.com/. The rooms after being decorated have a completely new space. Great

[@francessavella2279]

Love the minimal, warm design and how connected it is to nature...Heaven!!!

[@franciscovargas2761]

amazing concept, perfectly designed. What a beauty. Thanks for sharing your flat design. It's inspiring to see how well organized and decluttered it is. Part of the charm is the time it was built, we don't make buildings like that anymore. Everything is disposable. It's really a beauty and also artistically designed with all amenities anyone would wish. Thanks again.

[@Caitness1]

I like the dual purpose elements, the garden, and the vintage quality building- seems nicer than a lot of modern apartments.

[@valentinacardenas404]

Creating a functional living space in just 23 square meters is truly impressive, this design showcases the incredible potential of compact living spaces. 🎉🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@KarlaJTanner]

This is my fave small space living channel! Just absolutely brilliant!

[@ATBH1987]

This is one of my favorite channels. The editing is always perfect and the different architecture is always inspiring. So calming :)

[@mundanethings208]

There’s another video with a totally different (yet unique and beautiful and functional) design in this same building complex! I love this channel

[@metaphour]

Mundane Things Yes! Yellow kitchen! Loved that one

[@rubybirchall1717]

This is my favourite never too small episode so far

[@marvinraphaelmonfort8289]

love the drama of the curtains and the dual function of the bar/window in the division wall