You ever just look at a place and think, "....yeah, I see myself living here."?
@mawmawa41164 жыл бұрын
Definitely lol I was like " oh yeah I'm putting my bed that way" 🤣
@ravenwhite28334 жыл бұрын
I'm afraid my clumsy self would roll all the way down from the front door, drunk or sober.
@nadineireland33614 жыл бұрын
Hi Raven White - I thought it was very clever use of the space, but my knees started hurting just looking at all those stairs! Cheers from Downunder, Nadine 😎🙃
@Rhetzelle4 жыл бұрын
same .. I'm so clumsy I might trip over the moment I went it
Interesting layout. I would be tempted to use a futon or pull-out sofa for a bed... then you could use the lowest floor as the bedroom/computer room/dining room. The upper floor would be great for a living room/tv room. It’s nice that they took advantage of the height and put so much floor space in there. If the designer sees these comments, I suggest the next time they build like this, since they have so much height, put the stairs on opposite walls for each level instead of in the middle of all the floors. By moving the stairs, you could have a larger middle floor for the kitchen. Plus, i can’t stand having a door open and the top of the stairs is right there, I’d be scared to fall down the stairs every time I came out of the toilet... lol
@clementlee21214 жыл бұрын
That stairs is a death trap waiting to happen, you can fall and roll all the way from the front door into the lake..
@AJayTVRC4 жыл бұрын
Its simple and beautiful. Thank you for the contents. :)
@shiho47444 жыл бұрын
冷蔵庫でかいのおけなくて不便そうだけどいいな、嫌いじゃない( 笑 )
@jodietang87044 жыл бұрын
I love this house so much! It would be perfect if place a grand piano 😍
@snow0over0sahara4 жыл бұрын
Great use of space, yet it is the first time that I find the stairs terrifying …. the place where the kitchen is seems scary...
@Gr95dc4 жыл бұрын
Wow I love this concept so much. I see myself living in a place like that very happily
@vampyress834 жыл бұрын
the layout n design is nice.. but tiny.. am curious on where to put the fridge, washing machine and dryer.. n a bit funny on the location of the toilet . haha
@Sayori984 жыл бұрын
there was a kitchen corner for the fridge and the bathroom, on the right side, has a place prepared for a washing machine. I think the worst thing is the open closet.
@ririzrahmi4 жыл бұрын
It's Japanese apartment. In Japan, having toilet right after you enter the house and separate from shower is a common thing. So if one family member needs the toilet, the other member of the family doesn't have to rush their shower time. Other than that, their shower and tub room is always wet because they clean their body before entering the tub. so the tub water can be used by other people because it's still clean and in some apartment, the used tub water also can be use for washing clothes to save the water bill
@user-dk3oz7iy2g5 жыл бұрын
玄関入ってすぐロフト。ロフトの荷物丸見え。
@user-jh9fn1me7p4 жыл бұрын
カーテンくらいしますよ
@ai-hs4bd4 жыл бұрын
お風呂入ってて急に催したくなったら最悪だww
@IKARI.SHINJI4 жыл бұрын
a i 風呂でするんじゃね?
@mxmri4044 жыл бұрын
最高すぎるな……まじでここに住みたい!!
@user-wv2gk6dp9l4 жыл бұрын
階段ののぼりおりで運動不足解消されそう、、 住みたい
@ag_p40074 жыл бұрын
This house would be perfect for someone that fit enough to do all the steps everyday
@safaa96544 жыл бұрын
It looks cool but the kitchen shouls be high up. Imagine getting doown the stairs plates full of food
@reybreneaux53314 жыл бұрын
Safaa Lag I saw someone on a tiny home video have a similar set up like this place but instead of bringing food down every time, they had a platform or cabinet on the lower level, so when they are done plating their food, they would put it on the cabinet then walk down stairs then pick it up off the cabinet ? It was pretty genius
Such a beautiful unit. Very compact and airy. Where is this in Japan? And how much does it cost to live in it? Would love to try it if I could ever get to Japan 😍😍😍
I have come to realize that Japan's architects and interior designers don't know how to maximize tiny spaces. In a tiny space, desist with the separate bathtub and toilet and go with a combo glass shower stall and toilet in one room with a decent sink and medicine cabinet. The room that's for the toilet can then be a kitchen pantry or storage space. As for the kitchen, for goodness sake expand the counter space - how do they expect people to prep for their meals? You can widen the kitchens by shoving the washing machine (front loader machines - is this not a thing in Japan?!?!) and the fridge under the counter and then provide more pantry space. Honestly the lack of counter space in Japanese kitchens is mind-boggling. I do not understand it at all.
@inna_54084 жыл бұрын
warriorbard I and most of Japanese people prefer a separate toilet room and a bathroom, and want the bathroom to have a bathtub.
@raven_bard4 жыл бұрын
@@inna_5408 i get that but as land becomes scarce, prices for said land will skyrocket and apartments will continue in the tiny trend, especially in dense cities like Tokyo. Concessions need to be made and putting the toilet and shower/bath into one room should be one of them. The area people spend most time in is their living/sleeping quarters so that should get priority for having the most space. Why have a separate toilet and bath when it results in your living/sleeping quarters being the size of or even smaller than a prison cell? Makes no sense.