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Why is your coffee table full of stuff? I can’t understand why every pinterest living room has a coffee table that you can’t fit anything on without throwing a louis vuitton and christian dior book on the floor with 3 different magazines.

Eloquently judgmental, I'm mad here for it. This style is 100. You're killing it, sweetie.

Just saw your channel. Cool name btw.

I love love love this kind of content - educational and fun to watch. Please make more!!

you're absolutely right re: the skylight nook, not an obnoxious picky thing at all!

that's good lighting. soft reflected light from back, diffuse from front and side. popping!

I would love to hear more on your thoughts on dupes… never stop sharing !

Imagine if you had several editions of the same book which had different colored jackets/spines, depending on who had published them and when. Would you have to file each of them in a different place? It reminds me of a friend who once worked in a bookstore in Los Angeles and received a call from an interior designer for a star who was looking for some books for her library. What kind of books? "Earth tones, preferably."

Hi, would love to see your take on the colour theory and its application in interiors. Love your insights!

Correction. Kanye west designed that home with Axel.

just an tip, if you plan on adding more weight to the desk (like another computer or something) over time you might see the bottom piece of plywood start to warp or look weak. now i doubt it because it looks super minimal but another idea could've been to have a truss like element underneath the plywood with like a 2x4 and that also empathize the horizontal language. sorry if that was so unhelpful but i really do love your space and all your videos noah ❤

Really enjoyed watching this 👍🏻

Welcome back! You have been missed. The difference between this design channel any several others is (wait for it) that the pictures you show actually look good. Thanks for the work you are putting in!

Thank you, great introducion for MCM furnishings! As a follow up, what MCM architectural design sources ( books, authors) for designing residential houses similar to Neutra, Schindler etc do you recommend?

I LOVE your videos. They are everything I didn't even know I was looking for! I've learned SO much and my apartment has already gotten better just by rearranging the stuff I already have! Can you please make a video about window treatments?

you really didn't thinks much on this video, did you? that sounds just snobby and like you are living in your small comfort bubble

Purchasing and displaying books solely for their aesthetic value is criminal. 📚

I, personally, do not care for disparate plants in the same pot. I even hate when the big home improvement stores do it.

I agree with everything you said about lime wash. 💯

You are wrong. TVs are the devil.

so many popular post modernist really did say f u why can't architecture be this way which i think designers at one stage or another feel the same but then you end up overcoming the insanity of it all and realize its actually not about you. post modernism has a lot of pride and ego wrapped in it my opinion. great video!!!

wait this is the youtuber of my dreams. my architecture student heart now must binge all of your videos 🥰

Her bed inspired me to get a low, fabric bed like hers! It’s so good and would offer a great contrast to the other pieces in my bedroom.

I only use incandescent bulbs💡indoors. Unfortunately, they’re harder and harder to find and getting more expensive. But I’m holding on till the end. 😊

I hate pot lights and recessed lighting, dimmers notwithstanding. I guess if you’re in a new build with really big rooms they’re necessary. But I don’t like new builds, so . . . People install them in old homes which is criminal. They’re just not homey. Recessed lights are for museums and offices, not where we live. Just my opinion.

I really don’t believe in accent lighting. Picture lights are so pretentious-looking and corny to me and, nine times out of ten, are way over done. Are they still trending? I hope not.

You are seriously putting out the most fascinating and authentic interior design advice on UA-cam. Wonderful video, thank you for sharing your expertise.

Some people already suggested this but I'll do it too: would be great to hear your analysis on a Never Too Small home. Space is a huge limit that can be greacefully embrace and it would contrast this enormous houses that we are seeing on this channel

I definitely disagree about the wall paneling. Variations of wall paneling/wainscoting have been done in so many different styles and contexts over the past century I think it can be integrated well in contemporary home (unless it’s some wacky geometric design or something)

I really appreciate how thoughtful and informative this video was! Also liked the shoutout to Design Within Reach, would you ever make a video about the online furniture stores you would reccomend?

I love your videos and your taste! Watching From Argentina 🇦🇷

The dining room is gorgeous. But those stools, as well as that chair that you like at the end, all look really uncomfortable to me. I don't think I'd want to sit for a lengthy meal in any those chairs.

Your space is beautiful! You didn't ask for this, but I think a rug in the living room area would warm up the space.

Upvote for the commentary on using 'authentic' materials!

Never stop “nit-picking”!!! I’ve learned so much from them in this video! I’m impressed

language.

Please god do Kirsten Dunst’s

you have such fantastic insights on design!! love your videos

I love you, Noah Daniel.

Even switching the sofa in the window nook with the two chairs would be better; have the two chairs facing each other with the small table between in the nook; add darker cloth strip/runner/blankets on each chair vertically...

I think your thoughts on replica design piececs flooding the market deserves a video of it's own!

loved this one

I'm not a fan of the kitchen even though I like the choice of materials and color. It's too long in my opinion.

Rich lady spent lots of money on pretty house. I'm much more interested in well designed spaces working within tight constraints (which for most people will be budget). I do like this house though.

I’d love your thoughts on adding materiality and character to (90/00s) suburban homes in the US in an authentic way. We have a couple interesting architectural elements in our home, but nothing like the amazing homes typically highlighted online. I glean what I can and your explanations of design principles are def some of the most helpful and more easily applied. Also trying to do slow, lighter updates vs big reno projects.

favorite interior creator x favorite interior home

Please do a video elaborating on that tangent you started on the consequences of historical designs becoming duped to death for gen z appetites

I can tell by ypur taste in your videos, we could never design a space together 😅😂 think my style is total opposite

I've been using HomeByMe for ages! The continual updates and utility in 3D modeling your projects are amazing!

there's one thing that bother's me in this (otherwise perfect) house : no real opening on the outside. it's such a shame. when they filmed the pool, you can see that there's a huge white wall with little windows on the very top , which seems to be the dining room wall ... I would have popped a huge sliding door in there.