NEVER TOO SMALL Experimental Small Sydney Apartment - 24sqm/258sqft

[@themangodiaries284]

I love that no matter where you are in this apartment you get natural light.

[@burnzy3210]

don't mind the GIANT piece of floor to ceiling furniture lol

[@themangodiaries284]

@@burnzy3210 lol and still getting great natural light.

[@HollyOak]

The 'pod' has made the space seem drastically smaller and can we talk about claustrophobia?

[@Zwiebelmon]

placing a huge wooden block in the middle of the appartment seems to me like the opposite of an "open living space". also leaving that one inch gap between the wooden module and the ceiling did nothing for me, aside from collecting dust

[@EmilyS1898]

My first thought was of all the dust that it would collect!

[@mariagrishina4879]

Exactly! It blocks the entire window 😒

[@betsyolsson-mackowski7682]

An improvement would be if the block had more space between the top and the ceiling, so that more air and light can flow through.

[@jimmy5353]

Still, 9.3k likes... oh dear... Why? This new layout creates so much circulation space which cannot be utilised. Apart from this fundamental issue, there are so many more issues which will take place during everyday use. e.g. a small TV to be watched over 2m away. Very limited space to open the wardrobe...

[@jimmy5353]

@@andgo1400 sorry for my critiques. I should not have done that.

[@iberrypa]

I don't think I have seen a less practically designed space on this channel. The black with light colored wood aesthetics are nice but that central pod position makes every space awkward especially the two fold out table areas and the sterile living room.

[@krisray9]

i think people are forgetting this is a very very small space. only 250 something sq ft of which the bathroom and balcony take out a chunk. i imagine they went for this design bc the earlier layout kept the individual rooms or spaces very tiny and cluttery. i can understand people's annoyance w the new design but this is ideal for such a small space to allow the sensation of wider flowing space with all the living spaces intact. the architect always knows best i'd say than us on the internet

[@theresabu3000]

I'm not really mad about the pod. But would definitely improve the fold out tables. They are blocking your way - and can't be used by more then 2 people. Any other idea would have been better. You don't have a place to work at or eat this way - and 24m² is still big enough to have either or both.

[@vanshita4166]

loved how the pod became a part of the kitchen, the bathroom, the living space and the bedroom, separating the areas from each other which might have been difficult otherwise in a small space.

[@MisterLooKass]

I could not sleep with my head that close to the fridge. Imagine the constant vibration

[@burnzy3210]

good point

[@gus473]

Hmmmmm.... 🤔

[@mssonoma1]

as someone who loves those kinds of sounds (they make me fall asleep) it honestly probably wouldn't bother me

[@jamesmanard7906]

I have a fridge close to my bed and I don’t hear it at all. And usually light vibration makes me go to sleep better

[@pattttyyyy]

Just smash a few beers mate, you'll be right.. It's Elizabeth Bay, the mortgage would give you a way bigger headache

[@nr4393]

Why oh why?? They should have kept the old layout. When he opened both tables it literally stressed me out. Blocking access in such a small space makes it so claustrophobic.

[@figsredmond195]

It's actually crazy how much sense the old layout made, with minimal effort you would've had a nice open plan living/kitchen/dining area with lots of light, and a cozy bedroom off that. The owner (I won't blame the designer because they were surely just following a brief) made a problem where one didn't exist

[@annevarberg197]

As well as unsafe. Imagine if there's a fire and you have to quickly under enormous stress refold that shit to get out. Dangerous and impractical design.

[@haebee]

agreed about the original layout. now that you can size up the whole space with one look, it actualy looks smaller. and the pod is so overwhelming that it dwarfs the space further. very oppressive.

[@FunkyBuddha81]

One side is just for Eatingt, if your are done cleaining and eating in the kitchen you put the table away, and get to the other side for work. It´s simple, you just use one side at the time.

[@thsscapi]

@@andgo1400 Yes, I'm surprised they went with these types of supports. Considering the fact that the table almost touches the wall on the other side, why not just have a bit of a lip there on the wall to support the table?

[@sarbajayabanerjee6425]

Didn't much like the design concept. That huge have-it-all wooden block in the middle is an eyesore.

[@khanaliqasim1757]

Same thought

[@sofiahubbard4570]

Hello Mr. Gurney, You really used that space very wiselly. Congratulations!

[@flowergrowersmith449]

Nice - I would have had a fold down table on the Murphy bed though, which could fold back up when the bed is lowered. That dining table is pretty darned small! It's an amazing bolt hole in Sydney though..

[@vit.budina]

Same idea. Just wrote my comment a few seconds back before I read yours (copied mine in here so you don't have to look for it): I would use the bottom of the bed as a full-sized fold-out dining table/studying desk for up to 4 people (when the bed is folded). I'd also replace the couch with one with wheels and put a 43"+ TV screen above the couch. During the day, you could watch the TV from the couch, with the couch moved to your desired location, or you could watch it while sitting at the table. At night, you could watch the TV directly from your bed. Either the designer or the client (or both) didn't think about the furniture placement as much as they could. I mean, the tables felt like "Oh, I forgot to put a table, let's slap it in here, where it certainly won't feel claustrophobic." kind of idea. Sorry, but not a fan of this one. :/

[@clairewright8153]

I agree the table seems in a weird place. The addition of a table attached to the Murphy bed would be a nicer place to eat and work. I’d have to have a more comfortable couch but that’s cause I’m getting on in years. Also I’m not keen on the shape of the hand basin cabinet looked harsh.

[@MsNovazz]

All these folded-unfolded furnitures are surely neat, tidy and comfortable. But being the lazy ars* that i am, i would perhaps be sleeping on the floor every night if it costs me my energy to unfold the bed in order to sleep. 😩

[@111-w9d7y]

Agree - lifting that in and out all the time would be a pain for me. Glad I have a nice fairly large studio in Zurich, for a very reasonable price. Very clean apartment with water, electricity and water usage are all included in the price. Plus rents are by law not allowed to be increased in Switzerland, as long as the tenant remains in an apartment after the lease has been signed. We are very well protected in all aspects here in Switzerland.

[@Chrisrobba]

I would do the bed every day because that couch looks uncomfortable but the other tables and other things I’d probably rarely use because of set up and break down

[@MsNovazz]

1 11 well that sounds like a very beneficial aggreement for both sides (tenant/landlord, whoever). Sounds like a perfect place to build a life, too.

[@111-w9d7y]

@@MsNovazz It is a great country in which to live and be a Swiss Citizen. But obtaining citizenship if far from easy. I have worked and lived in a few places and believe me I surely know where my bread is buttered.

[@MsNovazz]

1 11 i am so envious of you, then 🥺

[@helion__]

Congrats on making a house of corridors and road blocks. I can't imagine every time im done with something having to slam it back up into the wall in order to get around to the other side of my home

[@vonlow140]

Pretty interesting design . Just felt that having that storage unit In the Centre of the whole open plan compartmentalize the space rather than enlarging it .

[@ideatorx]

if your cooking with friends over, they have to stand behind you in a 2ft space, if you want to sit on the couch they have to sit next to you, if you have more than 2 people in the space its unusable, does the client have no friends? This is such an anti human design, its almost anti social and reclusive... Imagine sitting on that sofa in that massive area and watching that tiny TV, why would you want to eat dinner facing your door? Why does it need to be two separate tables? Its inconceivable bad

[@flatbushzombiejuice]

exactly my thoughts

[@thenaadia777]

Not everyone entertains in their home 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@MrSasyB]

Exactly! As someone who likes to host that is a wasted space! You'd have to sit on the floor if you want people over.

[@chlo3pop]

This design is a nightmare!

[@oimarcelolevi]

I agree

[@gasparddelaforce2764]

The design and layout it great. I’d certainly change the lounge and have a drop down projector onto the pod. But the two table to the sides are very impractical.

[@Jeanology]

I love the projector idea for that space!

[@vaan2561]

An already small space looks even smaller, to me at least

[@GoogleUser-fh8ek]

Actually, an originally not too small space now looks really small.

[@sinaelb2596]

it's got so much unusable space because of the design!

[@topsky9220]

I always imagine how much a custom all-in-one furniture like this one would cost.

[@chiara9767]

Something about this apartment just makes me so uncomfortable. Like, I'm in no way knowledgable in interior design, but I'm sure there could've been a better way to do this...

[@aznfamous]

I lived in a modern space with this footprint for a year a few months into COVID quarantine. If it weren’t for the balcony I would have suffocated much sooner. It’s livable honestly but not very comfortable.

[@Chrisrobba]

Needs better furniture, keep the Murphy bed and change the rest towards comfort over aesthetics

[@Nath_CM]

Yeah thats the problem with small spaces I guess, specially when you have to be there all the time for quarantine but It also depens on the person. In general a very organized small apartament is very satisfaying. Anyways Keep it up!

[@valerieann2751]

I’d have to nix the bench seat in favor of a nice comfy sectional sofa. That would definitely improve the comfort and livability. More soft furnishings are needed, ie rugs, pillows. But I really like this design. Lots of storage, easily accessible , very functional and nice aesthetics . A large balcony in such a beautiful setting would also give another seating or dining space.

[@abbyl1449]

i am fine with small spaces but anything under 30sq meters for me really starts to feel claustrophobic. plus, imo the old layout worked better

[@jesslynrose2410]

I find this design quite innovative, even with the storage pod. I think the design choices to not have the pod attached to the ceiling and to add the distorted mirror really help lighten the piece. I could see this being a cozy place to live!

[@abudisofunny4602]

This is just stunning. I don't know why I keep coming back for these kind of videos, I just feel very serene watching them

[@Felix_EN]

Why would you ever want a full size mirror inside the shower? Imagine cleaning that every day...

[@biaariello4111]

same thought

[@lhybar]

You still need to clean the tiles often. But a mirror in the shower, I find it hazardous. What if it breaks?

[@sundaypie2088]

The client must like the view of himself taking a shower. Go figure. Weird.

[@cleong5585]

I think the mirror is to make the space look bigger. Plus if you have nano chemicals- it helps to clean instantly.

[@suchetadutta1570]

My thought exactly..

[@JohnnyRapide]

Design looks interesting but is quite inefficient, making a hallway in a tiny space doesn't make a lot of sense. You shouldnt have to close and open everything in a 25 sqm too. The previous layout seems way more confortable to live in

[@johnk6657]

I really agree with you. So much time and focus on a beautiful kitchen but no proper dining area to enjoy the culinary efforts.

[@jhowie]

they are better off with a few plates and cutleries since the space for dining is almost non existent. This suit a single or couple who rarely gets visitors.

[@Janine6564]

I love how the bench seat appears to be floating... Genius!! Kitchen ❤

[@ThibVc]

I'd change the "couch" but other than that, amazing design!

[@Dionyzos]

Definitely, I also think the dining and working space area are a little cramped. A good bed/couch combo or an elevated section with a pull-out bed underneath seems best to me in small spaces like this.

[@allbackiceland]

Yes! Imagine trying to sit on it with no back support and your head banging against the art piece.

[@tinekejoldersma]

The couch looked uncomfortable indeed. There are more comfortable couches with enough space inside. I think the owner is indeed an aesthetic minimalist.

[@figsredmond195]

This seems to be a feature in many of these micro apartments, unnecessarily so in my view. Plenty of space there for a nice couch. I'd be more impressed with a comfortable design that people could actually live with. I'd give this an hour before the owner heads to a furniture store to buy a proper couch

[@homechoicehk]

😍 amazing

[@karimabou8784]

I'd rather have a comfy bed and couch all cramped in that space than this cold atmosphere

[@thiagogaruti3361]

this is the first space where I think the "before" was better than the "after"

[@mohitzambare]

Me too

[@anavonrebeur6121]

There are lots of that cases in this channel

[@mskellycatful]

Absolutely fantastic set up all of that in such a small space with everything needed within reach and yet hidden when not in use.

[@cheungzane]

I can watch these videos all day. They’re so calming. Beautiful. Thank you

[@sarastanulewicz5581]

This channel is truly keeping my soul alive in these hard times

[@believewakeup9282]

Looks very cold....i miss plants or warm color that makes it more cosy. I miss that warmer feeling🌻 I love modern and clean designs, but how i said..🔥 ..the kitchen is pretty nice!

[@melmoss9931]

That block is a eyesore for me

[@ookamichan16]

Another beautiful pod design from Nicholas! I loved his work on The Warren location & there's some great pieces here too! I continue to love his use of reflective surfaces with the panels under the couch and the warped reflective surface behind the small shelving unit. (Seriously the warped reflective surface made me so happy - I need to find a way to use this.) I'm also a big fan of how the space was separated! The kitchen looks amazing & having it done out in black provides a visual reminder that you are in the kitchen space. I've been seeing more and more people using either pods or larger dressers as space dividers in open spaces and I really love this. I know so many people, including myself, who rent and cannot erect walls to separate space, so using furniture to do so provides a functional option to achieve the space you're looking for. While I'm not doing something the exact same, I actually use my couch as a half wall to visually separate my living room from my work space. Thanks for sharing - can't wait to see more!

[@burnzy3210]

that obelisk in the centre of the place makes it SUPER depressing

[@annevarberg197]

Made me immediately think of 2001 a space odyssey, and not in a good way.

[@samuelboonkhenglee8374]

I love the way this channel made all their videos. No loud background music or fancy intro ... always seems calm and collected. The persons interviewed always spoke in a cool tone that made the apartments desirable.

[@tuppyglossop222]

Sorry, but this is a fail. I can’t really see how this is an improvement on the previous layout.

[@randomize.4]

Some of the best designs I've ever seen are from your videos. They surprise me in a new way every time. Thank you.

[@keithronson2624]

27 sq amazing results. Bathroom superb. Inspiring! Clever architecture shines through.

[@betsyolsson-mackowski7682]

I like the intentional use of mirrors and reflective surfaces in this space

[@TeeBoyd88]

The client obviously loves the space designed for him & that is what was achieved.

[@erik-rw4oo]

I love this kind of solution for a tiny space 👏👏👏

[@jenny-251]

i hope there's more ~ 25 sqm apartments to be featured 👌

[@quinosonic82]

@@anniinthewoods8287 that's tight space!

[@FairleyTrashed]

The bathroom design is A+

[@theodoreroosevelt7471]

Something about these multifunctional pods is as perfect as nauseous

[@mattiaalbertomenido4387]

That's totally unfunctional. The sofa look pretty uncomfortable, the cabinetry seems to be there only for the position of the windows, that can't be cover with that tansu furniture, the results are two tiny surface for dining and studying. It'isnt well thought out, the only thing that's ok is the bathroom, untouched from the original project.

[@stuminnis4050]

Have fun dusting the top of that unit.

[@boitumelomel5724]

lol

[@zachbattack]

Always someone in the comments being negative with no real reason to back it up

[@eminem7765]

I don't know about other people but I really do like the layout. This just cements my view of architecture and design that its user will and always will define what is valuable for them. For me, this layout added value to the space.

[@moritz_schoenermann]

The pod is very nice, but overall the free space is smaller after the renew... The pod looks a monolith in the middle of the room. Changing the configuration inside the bathroom would render more free space in it. It was well executed but it could be way better. :)

[@darkyangel99]

I am in love with this gorgeous apartment and the serene surrounding area.

[@namratasachdev1706]

Intelligent materiality, really expands and works for this space!

[@lone982]

Looks nice, but i prefer the original floorplan with updated furnishings and kitchen. Seems stark. I prefer cosy.

[@honeybeejourney]

I love it. Everything is so beautiful and spacious. I live in a 350 square foot studio with 12 foot high ceilings and I love small spaces. Thank you for this video.

[@blairwrelos1891]

There are drop down beds along with sofa I feel like that would've been a better option bcoz that "couch looked so uncomfortable and the living room didn't look cozy when the bed was folded. Then they could've added a TV or something to the wall where the"couch" was placed. Even the eating area could've been thought out better but I think it's according to the client so I wasn't too bothered.

[@chezmoi42]

I was going to suggest the same piece of furniture, on the wall so the TV and a usable pull-out table for four could take the bed space. A small but comfortable upholstered chair, too, like a vintage bridge chair. Also note that the fridge opened away from the cooking area, a big no-no.

[@Fuzzy_Spork]

Yes. I've seen wall beds with a built on couch that folds away underneath when the bed is pulled down. That would be so much more comfortable. Which would free up that couch area for another storage wall that houses the TV with a fold down dining table. I'm sure this is what the client wanted but it seems like the space could have been used a little more efficiently! To each their own.

[@OrendaDesignStudio]

Things are arrange beautifully and due to color combination place looks big.

[@christinealdret1209]

Full points for this space. Absolutely perfect. A masterpiece. 😍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

[@ancientlab7294]

Why would you take out the separate bedroom... I would hate to have my sleeping area in the living room right behind the kitchen. No way to have someone stay over now. Also, you can't have both tables (desk and dining table) down at the same time because you can't access the other side (either bathroom/ kitchen or living room). If you work from home you'd like to have your desk always set up. If you sit on the uncomfortable looking sofa you're basically staring at a wall or a tiny monitor weirdly positioned to the side. Definitely not my cup of tea but I guess it's what the client wanted. Still not very well thought out.

[@katedee7166]

It’s been too long between episodes, NTS. I’ve missed you!

[@luckygirl1939]

I love it! Especially the kitchen and bathroom. The only things I would change, are the couch and the tv location. Maybe the couch cushion could be thicker and more comfortable, and I would use a projector instead of that tiny tv, that's off to one side. Plants would be nice too. I Would have liked to see the patio area. This space is so peaceful.

[@simonbolzdotcom]

First thought: 24sqm is not enough. But wow! You did an amazing job. Absolutely love it. Congratulations!

[@kajallkranney5924]

3 cheers for the designer as the client is happy...

[@pipitsnf1682]

It's really smart! Such a great design

[@lord0jackostar]

I kinda like the pod, a very useful addition to a small space. It certainly packs a lot of storage into a fairly compact unit.

[@sesshamoon]

Great! I always look here for ideas on 24-26sqmt because that's the size of my little apartment still in construction.

[@nagendragpu]

I don't know about negative comments here but I absolutely loved it! small space with lot of storage, separation of different space. Only thing I would a projector. Anyway great video👍

[@meo321]

Great design. I would install wide TV beneath the bed. I would prefer the pod to move atleast on one axis to make living room area bigger when you don't need the kitchen. Excellent Design 👌

[@iadtag1853]

I see that many people disliked the idea and execution, but I digress. (I mean except for the sad tables). Freeing up the walls for additional attached furniture makes it spacious enough. Also adding vertical surfaces that the hub provides made the space more complex and thus bigger. This is really good enough since almost all sides have natural lighting already. But to each their own anyway.

[@vit.budina]

I would use the bottom of the bed as a full-sized fold-out dining table/studying desk for up to 4 people (when the bed is folded). I'd also replace the couch with one with wheels and put a 43"+ TV screen above the couch. During the day, you could watch the TV from the couch, with the couch moved to your desired location, or you could watch it while sitting at the table. At night, you could watch the TV directly from your bed. Either the designer or the client (or both) didn't think about the furniture placement as much as they could. I mean, the tables felt like "Oh, I forgot to put a table, let's slap it in here, where it certainly won't feel claustrophobic." kind of idea. Sorry, but not a fan of this one. :/

[@vit.budina]

@@gregpendrey6711 No, it' not, these are just my ideas on how to make it less "bad" (in my opinion it's bad, yours might be different). If I had an apartment to design, I'd choose a different layout. This feels too cramped.

[@foolishspecialist7479]

Very smart use of a small space. Quite tasteful, too.

[@renekagan6879]

Beautiful and amazing design!!

[@genevievesalendres958]

I think people need to realize that it was designed specially for this person. They probably do not need/want a comfy couch and they don’t own a TV, but rather use a computer monitor. If they had wanted a large TV, they would have accommodated that in the design. It’s not for everyone, but I think this design is pretty neat.

[@lauraeiriarte]

I love Nicholas Gurney designs ! I myself would change a few things for personal preferences but the overall idea it's incredible !

[@prijomoj8854]

I see connection in almost every flat they often have bright wood elements and i cant imagine them in my place ig reminds me to much on my school desk

[@AM09286]

Finally an actual small apartment!

[@DK-qp9os]

I usually love these but this one was disappointing honestly. It had a good thought process and ideas but badly executed. Craftsmanship is beautiful tho.

[@nikhilreddy8550]

Exactly. It felt like he experimented his ambitious ideas on a gullible client. 😄

[@GarzaB]

I am not a Murphy bed fan, therefore I would prefer to utilize the sofa area for bed, and the bed area for a sofa. Clean and visually pleasant though.

[@dyllan661]

Contrary to many comments here I really appreciate the style and the layout, it’s clean, modern , functional and uncluttered, perfection

[@rickypego1]

Very clever project. I loved the wardrobe,very multifunctional.

[@colortura]

I think this design is excellent. I love the Never Too Small KZbin channel. More videos please.

[@gus473]

Ingenious and handsome, especially the kitchen and bath! The tansu unit is more than I could handle long-term, but would be fine for short stays!

[@judyp.]

This is just genius...maximum exploitation of space and still the feeling of a loft, not too small :)

[@valeriewong2799]

I honestly love this design, and am surprised at how disappointed ppl are. It's open plan, but the central pod provides a sense of separation, and everything in that pod is arranged thoughtfully around its functions on each side. The mirrored art niche and dining/study gaps provide light and ventilation circulation, and the "uncomfortable sofa" is such a flexible lounge area! For guests to sleep, a surface for board game nights, or even a console if the owner decides to place a larger TV on the wall above it. The integrated lighting in the pod also provides multiple functions. I'd definitely live here!

[@cherylsimmons4540]

Very clever functionality

[@franciscoinc2658]

Clever & livable - love it!

[@touchandreascurls7671]

You guys blow my mind! Makes me want to be an architect/interior designer 🤩🤩🔥🔥

[@afnaazeez4113]

pod was an interesting idea , but neither the dining nor the study is compatible. it's too congested and uncomfortable . seriously no one would sit there and work or eat. And that couch is so uncomfortable , i would rather sit on the floor lay my back on the couch .Some how the kitchen is perfect . Everything in the kitchen space is neatly integrated and there is ample amount of storage and lot of natural light

[@christinecannizzo6974]

This is not a livable space. If you’re only sleeping, showering and having breakfast, it’s ok, but I don’t even like it for that because it’s so cold and uninviting - more like a hotel room. Putting that pod in the middle of the room ruins the whole place. I would have put a sleeping nook where the kitchen is and used a wardrobe in front of it to conceal it and create some division with the living and dining area. Then a real sofa, possibly L-shaped, on the other side of the wardrobe, with kitchen in the opposite corner, probably in an L-shape. Then use the wall next to the kitchen for a wall-mounted television and small desk that can expand and double as a dining table. Then put vertical storage all around the room. I would also reconfigure the bathroom so that the shower is on the back wall with glass doors, and sink and toilet are on either side of the shower - preferably katty-korner for more space.

[@foxinapothecary]

lmao this unit featured wasn't conceived and designed for you

[@scaryjeff]

This idea sounds really good. It feels like the client really wanted that japanese block, and everything else had to be designed around that.

[@foxinapothecary]

@@scaryjeff after all it is the clients needs and wants that are addressed and architecturally designed for, everyone has to understand that. Clients have different existing conditions, preferences, budget, again needs and wants. It is conceived, built and suited for them and for their lifestyle.

[@john3Lee]

Inspirational.... I loved the colour tones and integrated features....

[@girard6061]

Gorgeous, especially the reflecting sitting area and tasteful artwork.

[@PaulaMVera]

very original with the details!! a great piece of architecture AND art as always

[@wardjonkman]

Not the biggest fan of this particular design, but overall super stoked to see (thanks to NTS) that there are clients who dare to choose for an unconventional design, instead of a super cramped, traditional lay out of a house on a small footprint. Keep on producing!

[@michaelschmitt8416]

This is the best feature on this channel so far. I love the clean aesthetic and the clever use of the space, especially using the central unit to divide the ‘wet area’ from the living/sleeping area without it feeling too massive.

[@jaiunkabogable]

I love how people complain how this unit was design yet they're not the client. Hehe.

[@wearevipBIGBANGno]

That looks wonderful

[@ahikernamedgq]

That's brilliant. And, I think that type of solution might be fairly practical to implement. I love this. You could even put this piece of "furniture" on heavy duty casters and move it to one side or the other to free up the overall floor space.

[@ridzzain]

This makes me miss Sydney so much. I was supposed to be in Sydney for this summer but... dammit covid! Stay everyone. Hugs

[@yamapinokanojo]

This is one of the best videos.

[@sunitathapa2960]

Excellent work !

[@andreeat2142]

I don t find this design that useful. That unit it s in the middle of the room and you have to go around it for everything. Also you have a small working space and a small table for kitchen. The unit it s blocking some of the window... why?

[@mssonoma1]

I don't know what it is about integrated refrigerators - but I'm obsessed. I love a kitchen that hides appliances in a very sleek design. That being said, this kitchen doesn't have nearly enough counter space for what I would need. I appreciate them trying to separate the space, but I feel like it doesn't really flow. I really like the use of reflective surfaces though and the sliding door to the bathroom. Sliding & pocket doors are so underutilized! Doors take up so much unnecessary space

[@Olga-bo5hv]

Very practical and smart