Because it's a very long room yet still a small space. If it were more square, there'd seem to be more "space".

Right? I could never... Where are the clothes? And sheets?

It's a public video. People can complain if they want.

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I agree. There's just too much stuff. No offense, but don't think I'd ask her advice to decorate my apartment.

Well said. There is too much and it is definitely "off" IMHO.

@g.d.anonymous8235 I think she does have a good eye for objects/art ... and she is going for the eclectic/arty/young cool-girl thing. I think she'll get there with time. Needs to spend more time on cultivating the big picture/gestalt. The "design" aspect is what's missing, but I bet if we check back in a few years, she will have made a lot of progress on that part. Im rooting for her

@@alleyinn1 yeah, maybe. I saw this apartment on I guess Homeworthy or something and it just doesn't work for me. Way too much stuff and poorly styled. That bench in the hall is no bueno, that hall is too narrow for a piece that size and it's too long. It looks forced. And all the other furniture crammed side by side against the walls is unfortunate and that swagged fixture is a hell no for me. I think it's very amateurish. So much stuff that I can't tell if any of it is good. And the bar in the corner? Sorry no. With limited space that piece feels really crammed in there at a weird angle. It's superfluous. And her art is haphazardly hung. Some people have an innate ability for design, some really need to either study it more thoughtfully or seek help. Confidence is great but in this instance it's misplaced. But what do I know 🤷‍♀️ it's just not working for me. Watch this then watch Schumacher1889's video of Suzanne Kasler's home and you'll see the difference. And she has a lot of collections as well but she knows how to display and edit. Granted she has a very large grand home, but it's not the size it's the craft. Again just my opinion.

@@rmonson5002 LOL, I completely agree about the swag light. A swag is for a porch. As for the gallery walls, The artwork is nice, but the placement is just a huge NO. I have a huge gallery wall behind my TV and it took me a long time to edit and placement. All my pieces are all 4 inches from each other to create a cohesive look and the frames coordinate in color and style. Some walls are left bare so my eyes can rest and another wall has three 60x70 inch canvas abstract art. Those are my statement pieces. In a small apartment, a bar that size is not necessary. To me it either says, " I drink a lot and want to show off. I do think it is a cozy apartment and I too am one that likes to fill her apartment, but it takes so much editing and time to get it just right. I found a huge canvas painting of Christopher Walken in the trash and took it with the intent to paint over it. The more I looked at it the more I fell in love with it. He now rests on my kitchen countertop hiding all the cords.

The couch the bench and the white chair.

Was there a bedroom?

That coffee table!!!

Swag light

The Eames chair.

Exactly is there one?

she has a bedroom, it just isn't shown here for some reason. there is another tour of her apartment on youtube on the homeworthy channel.

@@AthalieM Thanx!

My sentiments exactly! As I took the tour I kept thinking......"Ive (recently) seen this content"....... Thanks for the insight.

I think the content creators/ designers often reach out to the channels and not the other way around. It depends also on the availability of the owner/renter to show their homes, I think.

There will be a lot of other people who don’t follow the exact same channels you do, so will be seeing this apartment for the first time. Just skip it.

I agree with Josephine bc there are a lot of people who aren’t following listed but are following the other channels. Also, whoever is the owner of the home can submit a tour vid to multiple channels. Listed or other channels doesn’t have anything to do with that. The goal is to try to get it shown to different audiences around. I totally understand. Doesn’t have anything to do with competition

@@josephinebrevig8748. I agree with you. This is my first time seeing this tour. If folks don’t have anything good to say, don’t say anything at all. Geez! Their griping serves no one, and nothing, but their own ego. It’s not a crime to circulate content, as long as you have permission.

Umm, what does that even mean?

Uh?

Definitely feel like sourced is a tricky word, but agreed that it's better used when it's more of a "rare find" than buying from a store

I kept wondering what the diff between source and buy is the whole video 😅 - I love her taste though

Hey, more is more. I like maximalism and it's ok, don't judge.

@@OscarANM I like maximalism too, but it has to be well done. I agree more is more, but you need to know how to style it, in my opinion this home is not well styled at all.

I think it’s her style and she loves it🤷🏽‍♀️

@@OscarANM This is a public channel. People can judge if they want.

@OscarANM LOL You're judging me !

A lot of her stuff especially the furniture and artwork is actually fairly expensive. A Mario Bellini sofa costs over $4000 and that Eames lounge assuming it's real Herman Miller would be even more.

Hahaha! That's 'murica fur ya!

Agreed. And yes, everyone does fancy themselves a designer. And yet...sadly...they are not.

Who said anything about it being a masculine or feminine thing? It could be that he doesn’t like the color and think it’s tacky. I generally agree that pink isn’t the vibe for a room, but I have pink shirts and pink pants. People are allowed to have preferences. Relax.

​@@DontaeDakara I know, right! What's up with her, lol. I am woman but that doesn't make me automatically love the color pink, in fact I would hate to have it all over my house because it looks so juvenile to me. I've also said no to blue before, and somehow my boyfriend didn't go gung-ho on me for a stupid color preference lol.

@CarolinaCCarolina Facts… & the skateboards on the wall - POSER!! very pretentious