funniest cat ever... lol he did NOT care.

Like 90% of cats I’ve met. 😂

I feel bad for the cat. That apartment is tiny and there is no view. Imagine not being able to ever leave your tiny apartment to see anything outside. So sad

Probably bored to death because he never put a foot outside.

Orange tabbies are meeelllooowwww.

Npc comment

@@xxstealerxx explain

Closet

@@Mxyzptlksac middle schoolers use the gaming acronym, npc, as an insult. Strange to think of a 12-year-old into home design.

@@korenbrigham I know that. I don’t understand the relevance to the comment

Thanks for that interesting bit of history. It's like reaching back in time.

I lived in the very same type of railroad apartment that you are describing - clawfoot bathtub in the kitchen - it doubled as a table, as there was a metal cover that fit perfectly over it!

That’s exactly what I was thinking and came to comments to see if anyone else had picked it up. This iteration is very well done!!

That's what I thought too!! Those old apartments with the huge bathtub in the kitchen, LOL! remarkable what people can adjust to isn't it ?? I have a feeling by saving $$ on their coffee habit, they probably eat out most of the time...which in NY can work.

You're delusional. This is why NYers hate transplants theyre delusional to spend 4k a month on romanticized dogshit

Best cat ever!

@@Trunswim1I agree! Did they train him to look so cool? 😸

Good point, love the gray!

YES , GREY Is EVERYWHERE , but here it didn’t fell like UGH 🙄 . very nice actually

@@tainapura4766 You're spot on, this apartment is nice but I'm ready for a new design concept that doesn't include the color gray.

I agree, not a fan of gray walls but this works wonderfully

I actually think that grey can go with every design. And with today’s colors, let’s not forget that there many different shades of grey. And this shade of grey has actually brought a lot of light into this apartment.

I bought my 930 sq ft house on my 34th birthday. This year I will 70 years old. I was really ahead of my time by buying a much smaller home or apartment than my peers. I can afford the winter heating and electricity costs. Although over the years I have had to replace 2 furnaces, two hot water heaters, two stoves, two microwaves plus yard maintenance, I’m still happy with the choice I made. The only problem is closet space. Before I retired received a lot of compliments for being well dressed. Every week I visited my favorite clothing consignment shop in order to put on a daily fashion show at work. I’m not ready to donate my clothes, shoes, purses and boots so I have had to get creative with storage solutions such as hanging purses from a multi-branched hat rack; mounting in a corner of the ceiling in my bedroom a circular canvas shoe pocket storage unit; using over the door clothes racks; and finding cute wall-mountable Ikea finds.

Wow, a lot of people are saying this!!!

They can get a counter top oven. I know it's not the same thing. But the would be able to bake a chicken and hot up food.

They don't cook.

What street is this on?

Thoughtful floor plan mfer it's the size of a normal bedroom. They're overpaying for some romanticized trash. Transplant bozos

Awwww thanks :)

Talia is the best!!

I agree. half the fun is her warm personality.

Size doesn't matter because in Manhattan, we spend a lot of time outside the Apartment. Usually meet friends at restaurants or cafés.

right!!!

You're right, we do match! Didn't notice that lol

@@Trunswim1 Under that small island they have other appliances. She mentioned an air fryer which is a pretty good standin for an oven, minus baking big cakes and so on.

@@ntakovacj3644 Yeah, I have one of those oven-style air fryers and don't even use my regular over anymore. I don't bake cakes and such, though.

awwww thanks! Keep watching for more!

Isn't it!

same!

YES! No oven??? Yikes !

Does she looks like she eats?

I have to disagree. The place looks bigger having the sofa in the middle. She did an excellent job putting everything in perfect areas!