Hey Kendall, quick tip: ideally one should NOT store fragrances in the bathroom as the fluctuation in heat, humidity, and light can long term damage the juice inside. I know you have some beautiful stuff there with the Byredo, Jo Malone, and Diptyques. - greetings from a fragrance nerd!
I absolutely love their home. It’s decorated very nicely and seems homey. The coffee table and the stools at the foot of the bed have to be my favorite. Also the buffet turned dresser and the green glass knobs on the doors to the bathroom. Maybe you could DIY a wooden box with a rattan front to place in front of the heaters when not in use.
Thank you so much for these sweet words!! We're still in the process of decorating the space - we had just moved in a couple months before this was filmed, so slowly adding stuff to the space! That's suchhh a great idea re: the heaters! I'm actually growing to like them more and more...just wish our landlord allowed us to paint them white or something. xx
As someone who used to live in a 600 sq ft apt in SF and now lives in San Diego, another expensive place to live, I can relate. But I wouldn’t change it. Location is everything for some people, and the living space itself is more important to others. I love seeing all the different places in Sweet Digs!
this is such a nice note! i completely agree that you're really paying for the location with these rent prices and for us, location + apartment size was really important! xx
That's California. Move to the middle of cornfield land in the midwest and you can buy a 4,500 sq ft Mcmansion on a golf course and pay less than that on your mortgage each month.
They're paying for the neighborhood. There are quite a few options in more residential or less nice neighborhoods that would easily be at least a few to several hundred cheaper.
@@kara2162 Their rent is more than my morgage payment for my 3000 sq ft single family home in Northern VA inside the DC Beltway. I'll say it again, America has a housing problem.
@@lestranged Their rent is more than my morgage payment for my 3000 sq ft single family home in Northern VA inside the DC Beltway. I'll say it again, America has a housing problem.
Love your apartment. You said you really disliked the radiators (heating units) . In the U K people pay a fortune to have this type of vintage radiator. They make a feature of them !!! 💙💙💙🏴🏴🏴
I think the apartment is very pretty and and obviously loves it and appreciates unique little details like the green glass knobs. I would love to live there!!
Those radiators that you don’t like the look of, provide the best possible heat you can get on a cold, foggy day in San Francisco! No other heating system works as well. Love those beautiful wood floors & all your doorknobs, typical of the era of your house in SF.
To own anything, even a 1 bedroom condo is over a million. A free-standing house (which are rare, most houses are attached on the sides) is multi millions.
it's definitely nice splitting it! I wish the video said we pay $1,744 for our place...definitely a steal for SF! people might be a little nicer in the comments hahah
That’s San Francisco for ya. Cow Hollow is a primo spot, very beautiful with lots of shopping and close to some fun things to do. Wouldn’t want to be there in a major earthquake, tho!
@@bajaboolie I Agree! Cow Hollow and Marina are built on mud. Turns to jello in a quake. Much safer to be on Franciscan Bedrock! Always look at USGS maps to see what kind of soil you are on before signing a lease.
Kendall-Where did you purchase the piece that you “turned into a bedroom dresser”? I have been looking for a unique piece like that for my TV stand forever-gorgeous!
It's very pretty but all the empty walls looks like you just moved in to a dorm room or something. It's very stark. Do you not like art, or does the landlord just not allow hanging any artwork?
LOL this is amazing. it's because we had just moved in a couple months before filming -- art really adds up so we just hadn't purchased anything yet. agreed that it looks pretty bare!
@@kendall8796 That makes sense. I just know a lot of landlords are strict about holes in walls so I'm glad you are allowed to hang art. I'm also glad you will take your time and choose some original art you really love (and not some mass produced 'Live Laugh Love' gallery wall junk lol) . The high ceilings will be shown to their best advantage with some beautiful art.
I think my favorite piece is the buffet turned into a dresser 🤔 is a very neutral home, nothing really appels that much to me; but it works wonders for them 👍
Wow, it’s amazing how the price of housing is so different depending on where you live! My mortgage is $800 and that’s for a 3br/2bath on almost half an acre but we live in a relatively rural county. Of course we live less than an hour from three different cities so we still love our location but that’s too far a drive for most people that want to be a part of city life. Just depends on where you want to be and what you want as a part of your lifestyle. Love her apartment!
so many of the details (the doorknobs!!) are so pretty but i couldn’t live in a space with not a single piece of art in it…. the empty white walls feel so sterile no offense
Even if that's the case, it's a total waste of money. Invest in something instead!! These dumb-dumbs will be sorry in the long run, but, hey, at least they get featured here and probably have some nice shots for Instagram too.
@@avril14thlove Like what? And hopefully more that know and appreciate they actually work hard for their money, rather than just an influencer that just throws it all away, seemingly.
@@avril14thlove get real most these young people are rich from being influencers. I'll bet that's her job. People who work hard for their money don't throw it away on small apartments that cost that kind of money. They buy homes and invest. Influencers throw their money away like that
@@kendall8796: They’re very in demand right now, especially with the caned seats like yours. They look like they’re from the 1970s. Am I right? I had a set (four chairs and a glass table) that my mom got from a department store for my first apartment in the 80’s, but my chairs had upholstered seats. Anyway, my style is pretty traditional and I unfortunately got rid of it in the mid-90s. Hindsight is 20/20. I could’ve sold it for a pretty penny today. 💰
@@hereforit2347 I had some too back in the day. A set of four all caned. Sold them at a yard sale in the mid 90's with the dining table for $100. Brilliant.
LOL. We had just moved into the apartment a couple of months before this was filmed so we're slowly but surely decorating the walls! Art really adds up, so it's one of the last things we're buying. xx
Because buying a house is even more expensive in these kinds of areas and the requirements to get a loan for a house isn’t something a lot of people nowadays meet due to debt, insufficient credit, etc. People who live in these apartments are concerned with the location and city.
It's relative to that housing market. With houses/condos being at a minimum of 1 million in Sanfran they need to make a combined income of around 500,000 or have 200,000 down. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to get mortgage approval. Banks dont play around like they used to before the crash in '08
1. Buying is prohibitively expensive within San Francisco. She would have to go way out in the boonies like Antioch or Modesto or something to buy. 2. She wants a central, convenient location. Walkable to restaurants and shops and night life (which is coming back, in slow trickles) and not a 90 minute drive to get to those things. 3. She's probably not planning to stay in the city long term. Influencers like this move around a lot for content.
I expected so much better in Detroit you can have properties like this available that rent from $800 to much better decorated and a lot cheaper to live in. 💰🥰👎🏼🤦🏻♀️🎉🤔 But I guess it's just a matter of your choice 💯‼️😷🔥👺🔥
That wasn't very nice. I think her apartment is lovely and so is she. She choses to live in SF not Detroit and decorating is a matter of taste. And if I had the choice between the two cities I'd definitely chose SF as well.
I can’t with the walking around the house in shoes never mind ones that look as dirty as the ones she has on, it’s just wrong. Shame bc it looks like a nice place.
Talk about throwing your money directly into the toilet... these people are absolutely INSANE paying that much money for rent. Dumb, younger generation though has to learn somehow. Good luck in the long run, kids!
But you don't know what their combined TC is. For all you know, her bf alone could be making 500k TC which would make what their spending on rent reasonable.
Sadly the price of rent being more than most make an a month is becoming norm. The last generation is not completely to blame but they did not set up the younger generations AT ALL. We are now having to fight for increase in minimum wage and a bachelors degree in some fields is not enough anymore. People are going for their masters now like people were going for their bachelor years ago. Not to mention the amount of student loan debt the younger generation is collecting. I hope our generation learns from yours and helps future generations not drown in their futures.
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Hey Kendall, quick tip: ideally one should NOT store fragrances in the bathroom as the fluctuation in heat, humidity, and light can long term damage the juice inside. I know you have some beautiful stuff there with the Byredo, Jo Malone, and Diptyques. - greetings from a fragrance nerd!
just purchased my first Jo Malone candle this past weekend! I love it
Omgg ok this is so good to know! def removing now - thank you for the tip! xx
ooooh crap.... that just reminded me that I left two of my fragrances on my window ledge. 😱 thank you!!
@@kendall8796 its important to keep your fragrances in a dark area, not exposed to light for longevity purposes
Thank you! I keep my perfumes in my room on the corner of my desk, away from direct sunlight.
I absolutely love their home. It’s decorated very nicely and seems homey. The coffee table and the stools at the foot of the bed have to be my favorite. Also the buffet turned dresser and the green glass knobs on the doors to the bathroom. Maybe you could DIY a wooden box with a rattan front to place in front of the heaters when not in use.
Thank you so much for these sweet words!! We're still in the process of decorating the space - we had just moved in a couple months before this was filmed, so slowly adding stuff to the space! That's suchhh a great idea re: the heaters! I'm actually growing to like them more and more...just wish our landlord allowed us to paint them white or something. xx
As someone who used to live in a 600 sq ft apt in SF and now lives in San Diego, another expensive place to live, I can relate. But I wouldn’t change it. Location is everything for some people, and the living space itself is more important to others. I love seeing all the different places in Sweet Digs!
this is such a nice note! i completely agree that you're really paying for the location with these rent prices and for us, location + apartment size was really important! xx
$3500 for a one bedroom apartment. America has a housing problem.
That's California. Move to the middle of cornfield land in the midwest and you can buy a 4,500 sq ft Mcmansion on a golf course and pay less than that on your mortgage each month.
San Francisco prices. The city is only 49 square miles and it can't get any bigger, so demand always exceeds supply.
They're paying for the neighborhood. There are quite a few options in more residential or less nice neighborhoods that would easily be at least a few to several hundred cheaper.
@@kara2162 Their rent is more than my morgage payment for my 3000 sq ft single family home in Northern VA inside the DC Beltway. I'll say it again, America has a housing problem.
@@lestranged Their rent is more than my morgage payment for my 3000 sq ft single family home in Northern VA inside the DC Beltway. I'll say it again, America has a housing problem.
I can watch this video over and over . What a beautiful and elegant home. It’d be a dream for me to live in San Francisco in a home like hers!
Love your apartment. You said you really disliked the radiators (heating units) . In the U K people pay a fortune to have this type of vintage radiator. They make a feature of them !!! 💙💙💙🏴🏴🏴
Right! I lived in SF when I was younger and loved that feature in my last apartment. (And I looove Scotland too!)
@@bajaboolie 💙💙💙🏴
I know, especially if you like everything old and vintage, but perhaps she just doesn't know.
I'm definitely learning to really like them + embrace them! we had basically just moved in when this was filmed :)
@@kendall8796 Yessss!! They are so cool and add so much character!! 💙💙💙🏴🏴🏴
They made great use of the small space but wow that’s expensive! I guess you pay for the location :)
Yeah, it's in Cow Hollow which is in the north east part of the city. It's traditionally pricier
gosh it's so true! the location is seriously what you pay for but we absolutely love it here :)
@@kendall8796 where did you get your coffee table from? It’s beautiful! BTW, I love your apartment, it’s gorgeous.
how can i be featured? i live in a vintage 2 bedroom in north jersey we pay 1300 after raise of being here 2 years it started at 1275 i think
I think you can apply on their website, it’s in the description
I came too early for all the “In (insert city) you could get a whole (house, condo, farm etc)…for that much money!”comments 😂. Be back later!
But then you'd have to live there (insert city). LOL
I think the apartment is very pretty and and obviously loves it and appreciates unique little details like the green glass knobs. I would love to live there!!
Pretty apt! But wow that's expensive!
I love the old radiators. They have such character!
This Berkeley girl is a sucker for all things wood (and vintage charm). OMG that coffee table and buffet/dresser is absolutely everything!!🧚🏽♀️
Those radiators are gorgeous!!!
Ikr. I would rather cover the bike than vintage radiators ;).
This is so beautiful and soothing. I love all of Kendall's collected vintage items.
Those radiators that you don’t like the look of, provide the best possible heat you can get on a cold, foggy day in San Francisco! No other heating system works as well. Love those beautiful wood floors & all your doorknobs, typical of the era of your house in SF.
Such an elegant and welcoming space. Thank you for the inspiration! I love your glass hobnail q-tip holder!
you're seriously the sweetest - thank you so much for the kind note! I'm glad you liked it, that's one of my favorite parts as well :)
How much does a house cost in San Fran? $3400 for a one bedroom apartment seems insane to me.
If you do the math on the lease it means you probably can't buy a small fixer upper house or a condo for less than 1 million.
The average house price is 1,490,000$ in SF
To own anything, even a 1 bedroom condo is over a million. A free-standing house (which are rare, most houses are attached on the sides) is multi millions.
@@ACommeAnita yes and that average is including studio condos and 1 BR condos.
nobody calls it "san fran". call it "SF" or "the city"
One of my favourite homes. So stylish and personal!! Love it!!
this is so sweet, thank you so much victoria!
I think this space is totally worth the money in a place like SF. The way they decorated the apartment is so cozy and vibrant.
Love watching these but would never do it because I'd hate for such a large audience to know where and how I live.
Ugh, wish I was in a relationship, that price is dirt cheap between two people for S.F and that space was large for that price, thanks for the VDO.
it's definitely nice splitting it! I wish the video said we pay $1,744 for our place...definitely a steal for SF! people might be a little nicer in the comments hahah
$3,400 for a 1 bedroom 1 bathroom in need of renovation? 😵
That’s San Francisco for ya. Cow Hollow is a primo spot, very beautiful with lots of shopping and close to some fun things to do. Wouldn’t want to be there in a major earthquake, tho!
@@bajaboolie I Agree! Cow Hollow and Marina are built on mud. Turns to jello in a quake. Much safer to be on Franciscan Bedrock! Always look at USGS maps to see what kind of soil you are on before signing a lease.
Their whole house look straight out of pinterest and I'm saying it as a major compliment, that apartment it's lovely
Kendall-Where did you purchase the piece that you “turned into a bedroom dresser”? I have been looking for a unique piece like that for my TV stand forever-gorgeous!
What a gorgeous home!! I love the built-ins.
thank you so much! definitely one of my favorite parts!
It's very pretty but all the empty walls looks like you just moved in to a dorm room or something. It's very stark. Do you not like art, or does the landlord just not allow hanging any artwork?
I'm also baffled by the completely blank walls??
I was thinking the same thing, where’s the art?!?
LOL this is amazing. it's because we had just moved in a couple months before filming -- art really adds up so we just hadn't purchased anything yet. agreed that it looks pretty bare!
@@kendall8796 That makes sense. I just know a lot of landlords are strict about holes in walls so I'm glad you are allowed to hang art. I'm also glad you will take your time and choose some original art you really love (and not some mass produced 'Live Laugh Love' gallery wall junk lol) . The high ceilings will be shown to their best advantage with some beautiful art.
I see your Desert Person cookbook! Love that one too!
yess it's the best!! one of my all-time favorites :)
I think my favorite piece is the buffet turned into a dresser 🤔 is a very neutral home, nothing really appels that much to me; but it works wonders for them 👍
I didn't come for the video I came for the comments
Hi 👋🏽 Kendall, would you please share where your couch and coffee table are from… love your style
Those heating things are called Radiators. Nice quaint apartment
Wow, it’s amazing how the price of housing is so different depending on where you live! My mortgage is $800 and that’s for a 3br/2bath on almost half an acre but we live in a relatively rural county. Of course we live less than an hour from three different cities so we still love our location but that’s too far a drive for most people that want to be a part of city life. Just depends on where you want to be and what you want as a part of your lifestyle. Love her apartment!
Perhaps you should paint the radiators white. I love radiators.
agreed! I so wish we could, but our landlord won't let us!
@@kendall8796: Awww, dang. 🙁
thought she was the girl from halloweentown!!
Beautiful apartment!!
Love it!!!So much CHARACTER ❤
Does anyone know where she got her couch?
Aside from the unthinkable price for rent, it's a nice space
ok, but what does she do for work!? Did I miss that?
Nice apartment!
thank you so much! xx
Gorgeous!
thank you so much! it's coming along!
can yall start taging furniture next time
so many of the details (the doorknobs!!) are so pretty but i couldn’t live in a space with not a single piece of art in it…. the empty white walls feel so sterile no offense
With all the closeups it was hard to tell what the bathroom looks like.
haha there's not much to see, I promise! it's pretty tiny!
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$3500 would get you a mansion here in Memphis.
I'm pretty sure she is a UA-cam influencer, they're the only ones that can live in super expensive apartments
Even if that's the case, it's a total waste of money. Invest in something instead!! These dumb-dumbs will be sorry in the long run, but, hey, at least they get featured here and probably have some nice shots for Instagram too.
are you living on another planet? there are a zillion careers that lead to six figure incomes able to pay for this type of rent.
@@avril14thlove Like what? And hopefully more that know and appreciate they actually work hard for their money, rather than just an influencer that just throws it all away, seemingly.
@@loveforeignaccents i mean basically any white collar professional in the bay area with 5+ years of work experience can afford a place like this
@@avril14thlove get real most these young people are rich from being influencers. I'll bet that's her job. People who work hard for their money don't throw it away on small apartments that cost that kind of money. They buy homes and invest. Influencers throw their money away like that
You can get the same in se. Asia for 300$
How nice you have vintage Cesca chairs! 😍
Thank you! They were my grandmother's + she left them to me when she passed away. One of my favorite things in the apartment!
@@kendall8796: They’re very in demand right now, especially with the caned seats like yours. They look like they’re from the 1970s. Am I right? I had a set (four chairs and a glass table) that my mom got from a department store for my first apartment in the 80’s, but my chairs had upholstered seats. Anyway, my style is pretty traditional and I unfortunately got rid of it in the mid-90s. Hindsight is 20/20. I could’ve sold it for a pretty penny today. 💰
@@hereforit2347 yess you're right! they are from the 70's! I really love them :)
@@hereforit2347 I had some too back in the day. A set of four all caned. Sold them at a yard sale in the mid 90's with the dining table for $100. Brilliant.
@@rmonson5002: Daaaaayum! 😭😭😭 Who knew?
Beautiful place but with the rent they are better off buying a home.
what does she have against wall decor lmao this is the most boring sweet digs I've seen yet
I was thinking the same thing. Especially about the dining room.
LOL. We had just moved into the apartment a couple of months before this was filmed so we're slowly but surely decorating the walls! Art really adds up, so it's one of the last things we're buying. xx
LOVE her home style!!
thank you so much!! xx
$3,488.00? It will get you a slab of sidewalk pretty close to the outdoor lavatory.
A fraction of a busted Matt Haney port a potty😂
@@missalicesmiles don't forget about the amenities included: 3 beatings a day, daily spa with human bile and fantastic dental plan!
You have great taste. Gorgeous apartment!
thank you so much! such a sweet comment :) xx
Did she just brag about her north facing windows?
Wow
Nice apartment.
thank you!! xx
Oh no girl. That looks like my shed
Not worth it
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Very nicely decorated! But yes very expensive, why don't people buy and have a mortgage or loan if they can afford such a high rent
Because buying a house is even more expensive in these kinds of areas and the requirements to get a loan for a house isn’t something a lot of people nowadays meet due to debt, insufficient credit, etc. People who live in these apartments are concerned with the location and city.
It's relative to that housing market. With houses/condos being at a minimum of 1 million in Sanfran they need to make a combined income of around 500,000 or have 200,000 down. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to get mortgage approval. Banks dont play around like they used to before the crash in '08
1. Buying is prohibitively expensive within San Francisco. She would have to go way out in the boonies like Antioch or Modesto or something to buy. 2. She wants a central, convenient location. Walkable to restaurants and shops and night life (which is coming back, in slow trickles) and not a 90 minute drive to get to those things. 3. She's probably not planning to stay in the city long term. Influencers like this move around a lot for content.
Because the monthly cost of owning an average house in Sf is $7000
@@kara2162 the person making 500k are going for the 1.5-2 mil homes 😅
I expected so much better in Detroit you can have properties like this available that rent from $800 to much better decorated and a lot cheaper to live in. 💰🥰👎🏼🤦🏻♀️🎉🤔 But I guess it's just a matter of your choice 💯‼️😷🔥👺🔥
Who wants to live in detroit tho?
That wasn't very nice. I think her apartment is lovely and so is she. She choses to live in SF not Detroit and decorating is a matter of taste. And if I had the choice between the two cities I'd definitely chose SF as well.
I thought this was about the apartment. Why is she talking so much about the stuff inside?
watch empty apartment tours if you don't want to hear about 'stuff' the stuff is what makes an apartment! y'all complain about everything 🙄
@@thaurbanhomemaker "Y'all"... really?!
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What does that mean?
I can’t with the walking around the house in shoes never mind ones that look as dirty as the ones she has on, it’s just wrong. Shame bc it looks like a nice place.
No shoes in my house either. And I have hardwood floors throughout.
Oh brother.
Talk about throwing your money directly into the toilet... these people are absolutely INSANE paying that much money for rent. Dumb, younger generation though has to learn somehow.
Good luck in the long run, kids!
But you don't know what their combined TC is. For all you know, her bf alone could be making 500k TC which would make what their spending on rent reasonable.
Sadly the price of rent being more than most make an a month is becoming norm. The last generation is not completely to blame but they did not set up the younger generations AT ALL. We are now having to fight for increase in minimum wage and a bachelors degree in some fields is not enough anymore. People are going for their masters now like people were going for their bachelor years ago. Not to mention the amount of student loan debt the younger generation is collecting. I hope our generation learns from yours and helps future generations not drown in their futures.
When you want a shortcut in life, just admit it. Don't talk about business (something you aren't familiar with).