I lived in one of these 'garret' rooms (with my boyfriend) in Rue de Teheran, off Bvd. Haussmann 26 years ago. I can see nothing much has changed in all these years! The difference is the toilet - we had to use a toilet in the corridor that was shared by all the other tenants on that floor...it was absolutely rank!! We had a shower, a washing machine, sink and small table top oven set along one wall by the door, a futon sofa bed alongside the other wall, and a tiny wardrobe and a table and one chair along the third wall. The window was a velux which was set in the remaining wall, which was slanted - this being the roof, of course. We climbed the spiral staircase up what seemed like 50 floors it just went on forever, with our bags of shopping from Monoprix, or Prisunic. We were young then, so living like that was an adventure, no hardship. It was one of my best memories! 😊
I'm glad you have a window so it doesnt feel claustrophobic and also provides ventilation when you cook and go to the bathroom, and it's also cool you have your own bathroom that you can go to at any time instead of having to share one. I also like that your bed it's in the same level as the rest of the apartment, instead of using one of those lofts other places have that feel claustrophobic and have to use an uncomfortable ladder to climb
Whoever did set up this place knows his/her job. White colour everywhere to make it bigger, compact kitchen, compact bathroom with the wardrobe in the compact wardrobe and three-fold mirrors to do the magic of bouncing the light here and there and make the room again to looks bigger.
Did you say 80% of those little rooms remains unused? That is a waste of space, wouldn't it be better if they took a wall down between two of them and made some into one little apartment? They would get used instead of being empty. They could even make a few bigger by using three little rooms like you have, and turning them into one. Allowing people to have a more appropriate space to live.
I lived in a chambre de bonne in Paris in the 90's. Fith floor, no lift. No running water. I had to go to the courtyard of the building to fill jugs of water. Shared toilet in the hall (no sink or shower). But the window was huge and I have a lovely memory of my time there.
I’m coming here from watching NYC micro apartments. I find it interesting to see the dynamics between people living in tiny apartments in NYC vs different cities around the world. I would say they are more upbeat and have a zest for life whereas people from other cities are more on the serious quieter side. lol I think New York City is definitely more my vibe at this stage of my life. Paris will have to wait. 😊
Good choice! As long as you are young, studies and career are important. It's just a place to sleep at the shelter and safe. In big cities it is better to live in good neighborhoods and in vain you have a big apartment, if the boys with alcohol bottle are always on the stairs...
I'm wondering how people who live in such tiny spaces and/or with many stairs cope with the covd situation if isolating or sick, it seems like it would be very challenging. The smallest place I've had was 52m2 and it had two small courtyards. I could go to 40m2 minimum I think. I see the benefits of living smaller closer to central places and work. How lovely would it also be to have a tiny cabin in the country or coast as well to escape to on weekends for a nature fix.
It's not an apartment though, it's a room. I live in a small apartment that's about three times the size of this tiny room. It's two rooms and a shower/toilet and although it's small it feels just right for a single person. I couldn't live in a room with a toilet in the wardrobe. I do think his apartment would be good for short-term stays up to a month or so.
@@manonnurbelli8142 Yeah that's true, it's disgusting that we have to pay huge amounts of money to live in these spaces though and we paint it as 'quirky' and cool when the majority of people would say that living in one tiny room with a toilet in the wardrobe is depressing
@@manonnurbelli8142 Also I did live in a room the same size as this but it had a separate toilet/shower and I paid a lot of money in rent, it was the cheapest option though, and lived there for 7 years, so I do understand.
I admire your minimalistic life-style and your apartment is tiny but has everything. Are any of these available to rent to tourists as an AirB&B? How much would it cost to rent one of these for a month?
I am living in 17 SqM apartament and it's rough especially if you are working from home office. Sitting entire day in a single room can hit you mentally so you have get out more outside of work. I am looking for larger apartament, at least 40 or more sq meters.
Good to see you making your future from comfortable beneficial and much more reasonable in given circumstances. I wish you great future ahead. You are saving on precious time and energy. Saving money will take you places in your life. You must be happy that you’re living a life which will get you far ahead in life. You really understands the value of saving time energy and money. You’re an intelligent person. You are an asset to this world because of your attitude.
I think we have to stop calling these ' apartments' or even 'studio apartments'. These are like small single hotel rooms with kitchenettes. Which we agree to pay as apartments. And I am one who loves tiny spaces, tiny houses, cabins, whatever. But I think it's shameful that the fact of living in certain cities is considered such a privilege that people agree to be stripped of a lot of money to live in basically hotel rooms.
Greetings, I'm your newest subscriber. Woke up this morning, noticed your video on UA-cam. I love seeing how other people live, all over the world; especially Paris. About your tiny apartment, it works for you and that's all that matters. We can like it or not like it. You are living your life, its 15 minutes from work, Fantastic! Now please answer a question for me. I see that your bathroom has a shower & toilet. I didn't see a sink. Perhaps you brush your teeth, comb your hair etc.. at the kitchen sink. As an American, we are accustomed to two types of bathrooms: 1) a full bathroom with tub/shower, sink & toilet. 2) a powder room with sink & toilet. A powder room would only be present with a full bathroom on the premises. When I see Parisian bathrooms, I notice it is very common to have only a toilet in a room by itself with no sink to wash your hands after you wipe your ass. (Sorry to be blunt) in the US, we consider that to be unsanitary. Q: Do Parisians not find this custom unsanitary???
Hi Robert, I’m glad you liked my video. Well there are “just” 120,000 apartments of this type in Paris. They are usually occupied by students. Usually you move once you get a job. Bigger apartments have a dedicated bathroom with a sink and all commodities but cost more. By the way, in this apartment, the wc has been added only recently. Many apartments of this type have a shared wc on the corridor!
@@anthonysikorski9882 This type of tiny room is often rented by low income employees. They can live and work in Paris , and so they don't need to use transports or car a lot. But living in 9-12 sqm is very incomfortable : the toilets/shower are often used in common with other neighbours living at the same floor, you don't have a box to store quite a big part of your stuff, living under the roof is very difficult in summer (it's very hot), the walls are not well isolated ( a lot of noise, cold in winter). I lived for many years in Paris as a young woman, in such tiny rooms. Now I have a real appartement at 60 km from Paris, and I'm Glad being far away from this nightmare 😁😁🙏
I’m sorry, but that’s ridiculous tiny😒, I’ve seen documentaries of prison cells that look more inviting! That window doesn’t look like an egress window either! Wow, Paris has fallen💔
It's always a matter of the price. In my opinion it is still better to find an affordable small apartment than no affordable apartment at all, like in so many big cities.
@@anthonysikorski9882 - I get it, but it’s still sad. a “Window” not a porthole of glass would be a Huge improvement! You need your vitamin D don’t ya’ know👍🏻😁
I couldn't do it. It amazes me what people will do to live in a place just because they can walk to overpriced restaurants and bars. Sad!! You might want to commit a crime so you can upgrade to a prison cell!! Very depressing just like the weather in Paris.
@@charlyfinster7276 Pero buenos quien te dice aquí lo contrario que no es une cosa de POBRES?! YO NO??! Pero NO ES una cosa de “enfermos” pero de personas como este very nice youtuber AND ME que no podemos hacer de otra manera, por lo menos, por ahora!)🤞🏻 Si no la palabrota que utiliza para contestarme es muy fuerte y pienso que no me lo merezco mismo si soy una pobre en Paris:(( Commentaire d’une véritable parisienne qui sait très bien de quoi elle parle et veut rester quoi qu’il arrive COURTOISE même dans une chambre de bonne !)🍀🇫🇷💙🇺🇦
I lived in one of these 'garret' rooms (with my boyfriend) in Rue de Teheran, off Bvd. Haussmann 26 years ago. I can see nothing much has changed in all these years! The difference is the toilet - we had to use a toilet in the corridor that was shared by all the other tenants on that floor...it was absolutely rank!! We had a shower, a washing machine, sink and small table top oven set along one wall by the door, a futon sofa bed alongside the other wall, and a tiny wardrobe and a table and one chair along the third wall. The window was a velux which was set in the remaining wall, which was slanted - this being the roof, of course. We climbed the spiral staircase up what seemed like 50 floors it just went on forever, with our bags of shopping from Monoprix, or Prisunic. We were young then, so living like that was an adventure, no hardship. It was one of my best memories! 😊
This is actually one of the best looking chambres I've ever seen
I'm glad you have a window so it doesnt feel claustrophobic and also provides ventilation when you cook and go to the bathroom, and it's also cool you have your own bathroom that you can go to at any time instead of having to share one. I also like that your bed it's in the same level as the rest of the apartment, instead of using one of those lofts other places have that feel claustrophobic and have to use an uncomfortable ladder to climb
Whoever did set up this place knows his/her job.
White colour everywhere to make it bigger, compact kitchen, compact bathroom with the wardrobe in the compact wardrobe and three-fold mirrors to do the magic of bouncing the light here and there and make the room again to looks bigger.
Its nice you have many mirrors to expand the sense of space! I’m inspired to add some now. Thanks
It’s interesting to see a toilet seat and a shower area inside a closet.
Did you say 80% of those little rooms remains unused? That is a waste of space, wouldn't it be better if they took a wall down between two of them and made some into one little apartment? They would get used instead of being empty. They could even make a few bigger by using three little rooms like you have, and turning them into one. Allowing people to have a more appropriate space to live.
The bathroom is literally a closet, so cool!!!!
I lived in a chambre de bonne in Paris in the 90's. Fith floor, no lift. No running water. I had to go to the courtyard of the building to fill jugs of water. Shared toilet in the hall (no sink or shower). But the window was huge and I have a lovely memory of my time there.
I’m coming here from watching NYC micro apartments. I find it interesting to see the dynamics between people living in tiny apartments in NYC vs different cities around the world. I would say they are more upbeat and have a zest for life whereas people from other cities are more on the serious quieter side. lol I think New York City is definitely more my vibe at this stage of my life. Paris will have to wait. 😊
honestly I love living in a chambre de bonne! I love the view from the top floor! :D
How much is the monthly rent ?
Cool.. 10m2 with kitchen n shower. Never thought it could be
Fantastic room...Very well organized🎉
Good choice! As long as you are young, studies and career are important. It's just a place to sleep at the shelter and safe. In big cities it is better to live in good neighborhoods and in vain you have a big apartment, if the boys with alcohol bottle are always on the stairs...
I'm wondering how people who live in such tiny spaces and/or with many stairs cope with the covd situation if isolating or sick, it seems like it would be very challenging. The smallest place I've had was 52m2 and it had two small courtyards. I could go to 40m2 minimum I think. I see the benefits of living smaller closer to central places and work. How lovely would it also be to have a tiny cabin in the country or coast as well to escape to on weekends for a nature fix.
I have left one day before the lock down. But of course there are people who do not have a choice.
Was living on 8 m2 for 4 months without going out due to a really bad fot injury… 8 th floor… so!
This is such a cool room! The space is quite well utilized and that toilet is incredible haha. Do you still live there?
I love, love, love your apartment! Wish we had small apartments like yours in Canada. I'd move in right away!
dont you live in India?
Awesome apartment!❤. Just the right amount of space! I find myself want smaller space with just items I really need.
It's not an apartment though, it's a room. I live in a small apartment that's about three times the size of this tiny room. It's two rooms and a shower/toilet and although it's small it feels just right for a single person. I couldn't live in a room with a toilet in the wardrobe. I do think his apartment would be good for short-term stays up to a month or so.
@@Harry-fk5of « you couldn’t live”...
Some people hasn’t NO CHOICE, my dear!((.....
@@manonnurbelli8142 Yeah that's true, it's disgusting that we have to pay huge amounts of money to live in these spaces though and we paint it as 'quirky' and cool when the majority of people would say that living in one tiny room with a toilet in the wardrobe is depressing
@@manonnurbelli8142 Also I did live in a room the same size as this but it had a separate toilet/shower and I paid a lot of money in rent, it was the cheapest option though, and lived there for 7 years, so I do understand.
I admire your minimalistic life-style and your apartment is tiny but has everything. Are any of these available to rent to tourists as an AirB&B? How much would it cost to rent one of these for a month?
You live in Paris you don't have to apologize for anything honey!!!
I am living in 17 SqM apartament and it's rough especially if you are working from home office. Sitting entire day in a single room can hit you mentally so you have get out more outside of work. I am looking for larger apartament, at least 40 or more sq meters.
Lovely
Thank you
Location is good its close to work those are perks. Is this apt cost effient for the size? Can you save money living in this apt?
c'est très digne, nice!
How much would be the rent here per month? Thanks in advance
perfect
be just fine but not sure how comfy that bed is, or where can put a tv ?
Good to see you making your future from comfortable beneficial and much more reasonable in given circumstances. I wish you great future ahead. You are saving on precious time and energy. Saving money will take you places in your life. You must be happy that you’re living a life which will get you far ahead in life. You really understands the value of saving time energy and money. You’re an intelligent person. You are an asset to this world because of your attitude.
He's not saving just surviving
I think we have to stop calling these ' apartments' or even 'studio apartments'. These are like small single hotel rooms with kitchenettes. Which we agree to pay as apartments. And I am one who loves tiny spaces, tiny houses, cabins, whatever. But I think it's shameful that the fact of living in certain cities is considered such a privilege that people agree to be stripped of a lot of money to live in basically hotel rooms.
I like it.
Wow i love it!~ Where did u find it?
I used Loueragile, but watch out for fakes!
Charming room
Smaller is better. As you stated...you have everything you need! At this time in your life, I'm sure you don't spend much time in your room anyway.
I promise I will never complain about the size of my cruise ship cabin ever again. 😊 It pays dividends to keep clutter to a minimum and live simply.
Smallest room Ive ever rented was 8m2😊 i did not go crazy.
Lol in the subtitles it's written Houseman instead of Haussmann. Anyway nice place
Nice
Wow
Where is this located pls I wanna live on of these Rooms i'm moving to Paris
PLS TELL THE LOCATION OF THIS PLACE 😢
Very smart
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Hi. Where did you find this kind of appartment? I’m looking for one. Merci
You can have a look at sites like PAP, leboncoin or seloger but beware of fakes
I couldn´t stand sloping walls and roof pitches in such a small room
The good news: your apartment is in Paris
The bad news: there is no bad news because you live in Paris
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A little bit lacking in the window department
Plz how much money do you have to pay for month
between 300 and 400 euros...
This is like a cabin on a cruise ship.
price of real estate is increasing all over europe
It is better than live in people
So this is like Goshiwon in South Korea
I'm from Philippines,, your vedios is so informative 🥰
Greetings, I'm your newest subscriber. Woke up this morning, noticed your video on UA-cam. I love seeing how other people live, all over the world; especially Paris.
About your tiny apartment, it works for you and that's all that matters. We can like it or not like it. You are living your life, its 15 minutes from work, Fantastic!
Now please answer a question for me. I see that your bathroom has a shower & toilet. I didn't see a sink. Perhaps you brush your teeth, comb your hair etc.. at the kitchen sink. As an American, we are accustomed to two types of bathrooms: 1) a full bathroom with tub/shower, sink & toilet. 2) a powder room with sink & toilet. A powder room would only be present with a full bathroom on the premises.
When I see Parisian bathrooms, I notice it is very common to have only a toilet in a room by itself with no sink to wash your hands after you wipe your ass. (Sorry to be blunt) in the US, we consider that to be unsanitary. Q: Do Parisians not find this custom unsanitary???
Hi Robert, I’m glad you liked my video. Well there are “just” 120,000 apartments of this type in Paris. They are usually occupied by students. Usually you move once you get a job. Bigger apartments have a dedicated bathroom with a sink and all commodities but cost more. By the way, in this apartment, the wc has been added only recently. Many apartments of this type have a shared wc on the corridor!
@@anthonysikorski9882 This type of tiny room is often rented by low income employees. They can live and work in Paris , and so they don't need to use transports or car a lot. But living in 9-12 sqm is very incomfortable : the toilets/shower are often used in common with other neighbours living at the same floor, you don't have a box to store quite a big part of your stuff, living under the roof is very difficult in summer (it's very hot), the walls are not well isolated ( a lot of noise, cold in winter). I lived for many years in Paris as a young woman, in such tiny rooms. Now I have a real appartement at 60 km from Paris, and I'm Glad being far away from this nightmare 😁😁🙏
Nice minimal security prison….
Clean haircut. Glasses. Chiseled face.
Designer clothes.
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100m apartment. Men have become women.
claustrophobic people left the chat
do you blink?
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I have subscribed you cheers
not bad, at least at good location
i dont believe the whole place is 10m2
Hi! How much is the monthly rent?
Mirror magic🪄🪄🪄
Gosiwon
How much do you pay per month?
between 300 and 400 euros
I would get a heart attack in a Small room like that.
Ikr my anxiety wouldn't allow me to live in such..😢😢😢😥😁😁
How much do you pay?
usually they are between 400-700€
I rather would use a mobile home outside the city than this closet
you need to buy a better desk chair man haha. it's minimalistic, meaning that chair has to be the most comfortable chair in the world.
A decent sized kitchen for a very small apartment. You have enough space to do sewing. LOL
I would die
Too small
sorry but this is a prison cell.
hmm...sorry, but 'prison cell' comes to mind. And I KNOW small....I live in a single wide 40 ft. trailer.
C'est vraiment très petit tu es obligé de rester célibataire toute ta vie😊
J’espère d'avoir un plus grand appart un jour :D
Si on a une futon/ sofa ça va…. Mais c’est vrai que j’aurai pas pu le supporter si on etait deux tous les temps quand j’habitée á Paris.
Claustofobic
The horror!
Chambre de bonne
I’m sorry, but that’s ridiculous tiny😒, I’ve seen documentaries of prison cells that look more inviting! That window doesn’t look like an egress window either! Wow, Paris has fallen💔
It's always a matter of the price. In my opinion it is still better to find an affordable small apartment than no affordable apartment at all, like in so many big cities.
@@anthonysikorski9882 - I get it, but it’s still sad. a “Window” not a porthole of glass would be a Huge improvement! You need your vitamin D don’t ya’ know👍🏻😁
There are many prison cells more comfortable like this room...it's sad but true :-(
A real nightmare
Французы бедные в России богаче живут люди
Это те живут богаче, которые за деньги идут на войну, а их женам потом дрова привозят, заборы ремонтируют 😂?
Смешные вы какие
I couldn't do it. It amazes me what people will do to live in a place just because they can walk to overpriced restaurants and bars. Sad!! You might want to commit a crime so you can upgrade to a prison cell!! Very depressing just like the weather in Paris.
Monthly rent 2000.- or more? Gold rush for fuckin´ investors. Modern times full of shit.
In the US even closets are double that room
Solo alguien enfermo vive en 10 m2
Votre commentaire n’a vraiment aucun sens surtout pour une parisienne en très bonne santé !!
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Me importa un carajo
Te lo digo en español
Vivir en 10 mts2,es de pobres sea Paris,Londres etc
@@charlyfinster7276 Pero buenos quien te dice aquí lo contrario que no es une cosa de POBRES?!
YO NO??!
Pero NO ES una cosa de “enfermos” pero de personas como este very nice youtuber AND ME que no podemos hacer de otra manera, por lo menos, por ahora!)🤞🏻
Si no la palabrota que utiliza para contestarme es muy fuerte y pienso que no me lo merezco mismo si soy una pobre en Paris:((
Commentaire d’une véritable parisienne qui sait très bien de quoi elle parle et veut rester quoi qu’il arrive COURTOISE même dans une chambre de bonne !)🍀🇫🇷💙🇺🇦
Not worth it. Move to another city. Get another job.
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