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It's nice to see you talking about your belongings... The way you hugged your plate, so cute ❤

These Joe Colombo mugs are stunning!

Love your stuff! Very elegant

Beautiful pottery! The colors are so calming.

That Elda lounge chair is shaped like human intestines. 🤢

haha, I just realised I bought a Joe Colombo mug from a charity shop in romania for $0.5!

All the best for your move! Exciting!😊

Asked about the mugs two days ago, got an answer today. Great delivery time, 10/10 would recommend😄

I like all your things

need to get my hands on those Colombo cups~, damn you really lucked out on the color it seems.. waiting to see your new place..

That Joe Columbo chair looks like someone pooped on it.

This is exactly the kind of content I love and thank you for sharing your special objects/artefacts with us. I’ve moved recently and it’s opened my eyes to what I truly love (and want to keep) in my space

Maybe you could do a video on one of the vintage flee markets in Copenhagen

Thanks for sharing your special objects with us. It’s great listening to someone who knows design talk about why you like certain things and what really bugs you.

I saw your Joe Colombo mugs in your last video and was sooo jealous! 😍 I share your love for the design and have been on the look out for so long but only found one tiny espresso cup 💔

Thanks for showing, can't wait to see more! I really love your interior style :)

I knew this would be good.

its actually nice to see your things, good luck with the move!

What if you have like "fake" apartment with cheap kitchen closets and vinyl floor that is trying to look like like wood, plus it is gray and then you have fine antique furniture from your grandmothers time? And there is no point moving. Like this is probably my final apartment and I would like to have a nice living in it. It's really hard to decide what to do. I have to admit, that I have had thoughts about those "fakers" you so much hate.

I would love a book video🙋‍♂️

This was soooo nice. Loved it <3

Another FABULOUS video! Just love everything about your channel and instantly subscribed and have been binge watching. Does your friend sell her ceramics? I have been on the hunt for a cool teapot and cups set in a vintagey modern minimal style.

Slay with the hand and everything! You're officially a professional youtuber now 3:22 😂🎉

Please do video on bathrooms! I'm designing one at the moment

Great video idea! Its so personal and inspiring❤❤

Hey might be a wierd question but do you know how much milliliter those mugs hold? I am looking for nice mugs but drink more than an espresso and most nice mugs are tiny 😅

first 😡😡😡😡😡😡

Keep doing what you love ❤❤❤

Although I share the hate for the dinning room chandelier, I also think that the lamp alternatives you chose are a reflection of your style, not hers. I wouldve liked you showing something that would compliment her taste better 😊

Woohoo. 1980s kitchen renovation about to hit my finances. Thank you for knowing I was here 😂

Excellent PSA, agree 100%

My parents have their *very small* water heater in that corner, and also a display of old pots there. Kind of works, I would use the space for placing ingredients though, or a coffeemaker. I like when the corner is a part of a full height wall, and the corner part of the bench is used as a cabinet for coffeemaker, other appliances that you would like to drag out onto the rest of the bench but regularly conceal, behind a jalousie door.

Perfect timing and definitely agree with your points. As an Australian who is a designer I was worried about the engineered stone once it was banned but its back with a new formula YAY. Hopefully this will keep our stone installers safe.

Love your reference pictures. I would love to know what are your favorite brands and designer. Also, where do you find your pictures that you use? <3

I love your thoughts

This has been my favorite video so far!!!

wonderful message. I'm feeling validated. I've said aloud to family on multiple occasions, lighting is health related. Also, you found some funny ways to say "ugly". hahahaaaa. Dope work noah.

The corner kitchen counter is really a wasted space and I never thought about it until now. My kitchen was built in 1957 and it's a typical "L " shaped kitchen cabinet and counter deal. but it does have that "V" flow which makes me think they did know what they were doing. We have our microwave cooker on that corner of the counter which works so all is not lost. I debate on renovating the kitchen because the cabinets were built so well back then and I fear getting a product that just is not built to last like the existing cabinets. I changed the countertop and painted the cabinets which looks pretty good. I struggle with kitchens and bedrooms. In 39 years of marriage, we have never figured out in a thoughtful way what the bedroom should look, and this has been a situation in both homes we have owned. It's sometimes difficult when one person runs the majority of the design look of the house but can't go full in on a design of a space. I'm sure I'm not alone on this dilemma. The main thing I struggle with my own home interiors is the curation of some really amazing pieces. It's always seemed like a work in progress and maybe that's the whole thing with a home is that it changes when you change. It's an endless learning experience and these videos of yours help us figure out somethings. I have lots of art and that's a problem of what to hang. I always feel like making a collection of the things I just have to have and won't part with and go from there or have someone else take what things I do love and find a whole new approach. Interior design is pretty cool and I come at it from a different angle being a painter. I do not have any of my paintings in my own home. It's everything but mine on my walls. It's work that makes me happy and inspired. Is that weird? My personal work goes out into the world and is sold. I have seen it turn up in design magazines.

fellow design nerd, but with little time and resources to actually do much related to what I love. Just found your channel yesterday and have already watched a whole bunch of your videos! I love your approach and way of explaining things with clear understanding of philosophy as well as great examples of their material application. Any tips or suggestions for books to reach, like what you used during your studies or like texts/books that are just fundamental to design?

I would love a walk through your process for designing your new apartment! like your video on the apartment you didn't end up getting, it was very insightful

This type of video is so incredibly helpful AND fun to watch! Thank you :) Keep it up!

I love your videos..they are so educational…Could you please make more videos with rental friendly advice?😔

What would you suggest for the tiny gap between a free-standing stove/oven and the surface next to it? The kitchen in my older rental is miniscule and the oven is between a wall/cabinet and the refrigerator. There is a gap on each side that collects dust and grease that is almost impossible to clean unless I pull out the stove and the fridge, and that's a lot of work in such a tiny space. What is a person to do?

I’m one of those planning a kitchen renovation and unfortunately won’t make it without upper cabinets or a corner one with the little awkward pullout thing, since my kitchen is all of 198 cm wide and has 254 cm available wall for cabinets. Hell, it’s so small that my rough design only allows one 50cm wide block of drawers under the 2 space induction cooktop, and that’s only if we manage to put the half size built in oven in an upper cabinet. I could have demolished a wall and make a bigger one connected to my living room, but I’m effin glad I haven’t, since sounds travels through my commie block’s vents, which are in my kitchen. And the neighbor two floors above realllly loves bad hip hop.

i love postmodern design. i love patterns, color, and whimsy, so it touches my heart in the right way :)

Where did you get the coffee set on the left? I've seen it in your videos multiple times

This was very interesting and no, I'm not renovating.

This was so helpful!

I'm actually renovating a house right now, so this was super helpful! I hope we'll get to hear your thoughts on other areas as well :D

LOVED this video and I have no kitchen to renovate. so thank you <3