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  • I need some design advice!! Also, I'm trying to get back on my regular Sunday upload schedule. I've been a little bit behind with uploads, but I'm starting to catch up
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  • @Ksnamaste
    @Ksnamaste Рік тому +440

    You have the coolest most flexible landlord ever

    • @francisr.98
      @francisr.98 Рік тому +18

      Incredible, really. Send me the bill and I'll pay? Like what?? Awsome

  • @Alicia-gj2nl
    @Alicia-gj2nl Рік тому +188

    So nice to have someone act normal and calm on their video

  • @ABedofThistle
    @ABedofThistle Рік тому +156

    I think your dining room would look more put together with a table that had softer, rounded edges rather than the table you have right now

  • @42apprentice
    @42apprentice Рік тому +203

    Guys IKEA do blinds, including automated ones. The landlord might find that more bearable? I love those windows and I hope you find a good treatment for them

    • @loreo1235
      @loreo1235 Рік тому +14

      lmao 3600$ for drapes?! that's just crazy

    • @Milquetoast702
      @Milquetoast702 Рік тому +2

      I think automated blinds would be better than curtains

    • @kaizen_5091
      @kaizen_5091 Рік тому +3

      If I were to recommend IKEA solution it would be their curtain heading tape and hemming tape to DIY with chosen fabric to make them to perfect length.

  • @CollinKelley
    @CollinKelley Рік тому +65

    I love the room divider. Declutter it and make it useful. The house looks great!

    • @CollinKelley
      @CollinKelley Рік тому +2

      Also, the dining room - I think a table cloth would add more texture. The cabinet needs taller objects on the middle shelf (maybe glass or vases). It’s a cool piece.

  • @EV0LS1D0G
    @EV0LS1D0G Рік тому +43

    I'd try to put battery powered grow lights in the chimney duct and fill the fireplace with all sorts of ferns that can just grow crazy in there and fill up the whole space, spilling out into the room, nicely lit from above by the growlights.
    And vlogs from your trip to Japan: yes please! Loved the other vlogs you did from your trip with your dad.

  • @ivy5554
    @ivy5554 Рік тому +23

    I think all the mixed woods dont look bad together actually since they're all warm/orange toned but I know it all comes down to personal preference lol! I think the divider in the living room looks nice too, more space for books haha 😆

  • @anmnou
    @anmnou Рік тому +7

    For flow/Feng Shui purposes, I would close off the opening on the right side of the bed that leads to the closet. It would also make it look more streamlined. Even if it is just a canvas cloth.

  • @thestoryvillealmanac
    @thestoryvillealmanac Рік тому +32

    I have an idea for your curtains. If you use an ikea ceiling track, it comes with rounded corner pieces. You can make the track wrap around that column, so when the curtains are open, they won't be in front of the window. If you have space between the bookcase and the wall, you can even make them disappear part way into the bookcase. I think curtains are better because there will be space between the blinds and you'll still have some light and privacy issues.

    • @anmnou
      @anmnou Рік тому +7

      Absolutely! And I would buy curtain fabric at a regular fabric store and just spend money on a good seamstress. Those specialized curtain stores are so ridiculously expensive.

  • @piajensen3223
    @piajensen3223 Рік тому +28

    I actually think your windows would look better with long drapes. It looks so amazing on that old photo. Don’t do Roman shades that don’t go with your aesthetic.

  • @jallison3379
    @jallison3379 Рік тому +17

    I came for the plants but I totally love your home and decor videos!!!

  • @ZCEAV
    @ZCEAV Рік тому +14

    i love the way you have your living room! But why not make that little area in front of the fire place the dining room? Isn't the kitchen one the left hand side? That way the area you have your dining table now you can use as a little office or study area and move that futon there and it would be separate from the living/dining/ kitchen area which is usually the busiest in a home. Either way it looks lovely just from the bits i've seen the dining room seems far from kitchen and very formal. Love those windows though wish you didnt have to cover them! but i get it, creepy neighbors

  • @angelrocs
    @angelrocs Рік тому +14

    That dining room is screaming for a round table. A Saarinen table would look amazing there.

    • @piajensen3223
      @piajensen3223 Рік тому +1

      Oh my gosh yes,

    • @anmnou
      @anmnou Рік тому +2

      My fantasy for that space is the Mid-Century Danish Round Teak Dining Table with Tuckaway Chairs by Frem Røjle for Hans Olsen.

  • @coltlegs
    @coltlegs Рік тому +7

    I agree that the room divider isn’t quite working. Have you considered getting a backless daybed/upholstered bench to divide the room? (I’m imaging something like the Barcelona bench from Knoll.) that way, you’d add even more seating for socializing, and create a cozier second sitting area with the futon (I’d add in a small, low, round coffee table to put the daybed and futon in conversation with one another, too.)
    Re: the dining room - I think that storage unit is awesome, but it’s too tall for that wall, which is a long horizontal space. It would be wonderful to fill that wall space with low shelf (perhaps the one from your living room?) and hang a beautiful textile (boro fabric from your trip to Japan?!).

  • @carolinesmercantile4290
    @carolinesmercantile4290 Рік тому +3

    FYI! An inexpensive way to buy fabric is to purchase bedding from Ikea, cut it up and use it as yardage. Lots of Quilters do this for the backs of homemade quilts. Have you thought of perhaps replacing the handles on the desk/wall unit in the dining room with some retro handles? Or, how about handles that look like twigs/branches? You could stain them any color. I'm envious when people to go Japan. I lived there as a kid and would love to go back! Get yourself a Happi Coat, some wood block prints, and some cool baskets! I remember drinking the water from the community tables at the shrines. I'm not sure they still have them, but that spring water was amazing! Also, a tip for drapes is to get an extra long rod and mount it past the end of the window so that when open, the drapes stack against the wall and wont block the window, of course, this adds to the expense.

  • @naomilee1066
    @naomilee1066 Рік тому +26

    About the piece of furniture in the dining room: I think if you put an art piece above the plant in the far left corner and had a table cloth with tall candle stick holders in the center of the table would balance out the room.

    • @minyrads
      @minyrads Рік тому +5

      or a flower arrangement on the table to bring some colours

    • @mason5306
      @mason5306 Рік тому +2

      agreed, I think it’s the wall space not being filled on the left side of the cabinet that’s feels off. either an art piece or a fuller plant would balance it better

  • @hannahippo
    @hannahippo Рік тому +44

    Hey Benji! I think what might help with the lantern in the living room is filling in the bookshelves and putting up large artwork above the fireplace like you mentioned. The scale of the lantern feels right for the size of the room, but I think the surrounding area needs to also be filled in, especially in the top thirds of the room, so that the lantern doesn't stick out visually as much.
    Also it might be worth getting a quote somewhere else to see if you can get a better deal elsewhere! Or you could try seeing if a local fabric store can cut fabric for you and then install curtain rails on your own for a more cost effective approach. I feel like the living room would look a lot better with curtains, but ofc that's up to you and your landlord!

    • @benjiplant
      @benjiplant  Рік тому +7

      You’re right, I can’t really judge it correctly since the space is pretty unfinished.
      The Shade Store has someone coming out this Friday to do the measurements, so I’m going to shop around a bit after I get measurements from them. I didn’t realize the Shade Store was a “luxury” window treatment place until I walked in lol. I’m going to look at other businesses and see what their quotes are. If everything is super expensive I’ll likely just do it myself!

    • @hannahippo
      @hannahippo Рік тому

      @@benjiplant Can't wait to see how it all turns out!!

  • @nakamurajun8999
    @nakamurajun8999 Рік тому +1

    Hi, I’m a Japanese living in Bali. I love watching your videos. I hope you enjoy your visit to Japan, I look forward to seeing your videos there!

  • @ryanfrank4299
    @ryanfrank4299 Рік тому +10

    Best way to creep your neighbor out. Discover something specific in their home and then tell them about it in detail...

  • @leahj139
    @leahj139 Рік тому +6

    When I had a big window like you have (well, not quite that wide but floor to ceiling, I put up bamboo blinds. It was all I could afford but I ended up loving it. I felt like I was living in the tropics. BTW, I like the divider in the living room.

  • @MsCas3
    @MsCas3 Рік тому +4

    You might hate this idea, it might be too bohemian, but a beautiful sheet or tapestry hemmed folded over itself a little to make a loop for a suspension pole or a rice paper folding divider to close that entrance to make it a solid closed off space to the right of your bed. I’m a toddler compared to anything you design so I’m guessing it sounds dumb though.

    • @anmnou
      @anmnou Рік тому +2

      No you are spot on! Not dumb at all!

  • @amesonward
    @amesonward Рік тому +1

    Something in the corner above the philo (?) in dining would help pull the space together! Thanks for another episode and your gentle INFP nature.

  • @cherylswindells3845
    @cherylswindells3845 Рік тому +4

    Dining room advice: change out the plant in the corner to one that is tall and much leafier and fuller reaching almost but not quite as tall as the hutch. That will balance the proportions on that wall as it will be 2/3 hutch and 1/3 plant. Put a landscape picture on the wall directly in the large open part of the hutch over the paper lantern. Put a medium to small plant that drapes and hangs down a couple of feet on the right side of the top shelf to add greenery and interest and balance the large corner plant. Put a long runner on the table that has browns and greens and earth tones. Put a plant in the center of the table.

  • @paksmags6743
    @paksmags6743 Рік тому +5

    It's 3:25AM here in the Philippines and we ain't complaining 🌷 thank you for the uploads 😭

    • @str1wbrry_mimo
      @str1wbrry_mimo Рік тому

      It's 21:35 in France sooo 9:35pm i gueeeess - weird to see so many differences on the hours ( srry for my BAD english 💀💀)

    • @sho-es2fi
      @sho-es2fi Рік тому

      damn it’s 1:43pm here in canada!

  • @michelfreeman9559
    @michelfreeman9559 Рік тому +2

    A table runner would look great on your dining table.

  • @k.s5889
    @k.s5889 Рік тому +4

    The light looks beautiful, don't change it

  • @musk4mars116
    @musk4mars116 Рік тому +2

    The Shade Store is probably the most expensive place for roller shades. Lots of places will have similar and a fraction of the price. See what Home Depot carries and compare.

  • @courtneyc4
    @courtneyc4 Рік тому +4

    I feel like curtains would’ve been a lot better for such a unique home. More dramatic and fitting. You can open them vertically verses horizontally like the blinds.

  • @slanger1695
    @slanger1695 Рік тому +3

    The living room Herman Miller light fixture is fine. The next smaller size will be too small. I have the big one and always wondered if it was too big. It definitely makes a statement! I have the smaller one in my foyer and it fits perfectly. Love your decorating ideas….I follow my 3P’S, purpose, placement and proportion.

  • @christelarmstrong9598
    @christelarmstrong9598 Рік тому +7

    If u don't want curtains u can buy tint covers to put on windows and no one can see inside but it's clear to you looking out and light will still come inside just a idea and u can remove it at any time less cost and fun to put on windows

  • @sassyjaxxy
    @sassyjaxxy Рік тому

    I just think you’re voice is and content is so relaxing it boarders on soft spoken ASMR! One of my favorite! Combine it with you content and it is gold!

  • @finleyjalex
    @finleyjalex 9 місяців тому

    the textured off white textile for the windows would be so nice cause it will still allow some light through and you don't want the room completely dark, and would feel so much more natural

  • @Dnn411
    @Dnn411 Рік тому +1

    Worry NOT, the round Henry Miller light fixture looks great.

  • @TokyoTones
    @TokyoTones Рік тому +2

    have fun in Japan! can't wait to see the fun vlogs!

  • @goldensilver5475
    @goldensilver5475 Рік тому +8

    I love how your home's slowly coming together! I agree with everyone else saying to look into different stores to compare prices though. I like the idea of going to a fabric store and seeing if it's possible to do something with their fabric to see if it's cheaper too. For the cool shelf in the dining room I think it'd be better if you got a wider shelf to go there? Or maybe a a taller plant/art work to go above the plant since that empty space above the plant might be what's making it look weird. Either way thanks for the relaxing video!

  • @ABedofThistle
    @ABedofThistle Рік тому +4

    Also, I think a huge, low terrarium would look super cool where your room divider shelf is

  • @jelliebeaan
    @jelliebeaan Рік тому

    I think a glass top dining table would be really nice, and highlight the light fixture and shelf in the room! The shelf + light fixture combo is very aesthetically pleasing in the dining room!

  • @int_p_
    @int_p_ Рік тому +11

    I really love your videos, they give me energy to go through my day smoothly ; Don't stop posting I support you 🤍🤍

  • @britnebritt
    @britnebritt Рік тому

    I adore all the updated videos! Just an idea for the living area where the cluttered feeling divider shelf, with the different colored wood, find a slim, tall, shelving unit that matches the book shelves to divide the room.🤔

  • @yuriheo2399
    @yuriheo2399 Рік тому

    Always love just having a chill day watching your videos ❤ so relaxing and sets a great mood for my day 🫶

  • @britneydaniels6294
    @britneydaniels6294 Рік тому +1

    Your space is So beautiful!❤

  • @infinitesphere2010
    @infinitesphere2010 Рік тому

    At the last, what a pleasant news you will come to Japan for the first time! Hope you will have a great time in our country.😊

  • @q7ngbo
    @q7ngbo Рік тому +4

    your home is beautiful man makes me wanna live a peaceful life

  • @gailbinot839
    @gailbinot839 Рік тому

    Love the textured shade idea. Can't wait for the Japan vlog. Have a great time!

  • @fredos8170
    @fredos8170 Рік тому +1

    your videos are so soothing, cheers from Argentina 💙💙🤍🤍

  • @belle11113
    @belle11113 Рік тому

    The room divider is great! I love it

  • @Eli-vj2wc
    @Eli-vj2wc Рік тому +1

    Love your Vids they are the best little happiness to my day!

  • @finnster6582
    @finnster6582 Рік тому

    What a beautiful setting!

  • @marygorchidsmore2058
    @marygorchidsmore2058 Рік тому

    Hi Benji, love your videos and your soothing voice! Theo is so cute especially when he sits on you, love him a lot! I look forward to your Japan vlog. Thanks for sharing and happy growing .😊

  • @ai2488
    @ai2488 Рік тому +3

    I’m so happy to hear that you all are coming to Japan! I hope you enjoy your travel. Love from Japan🇯🇵!!

  • @DavidMoralesPlants
    @DavidMoralesPlants Рік тому +3

    I love watching your videos while doing plant chores 🥹🪴💚 thank you so much for doing what you do! 💕

  • @user-jn4df9et8f
    @user-jn4df9et8f Рік тому

    Happy to hear that you are coming to Japan!! I'm so looking foward to the vlog.
    Have fun 😊❤Thank you for the relaxing and helpful videos you make.

  • @michaelhall8586
    @michaelhall8586 Рік тому

    Wow that duvet looks really nice!

  • @Sophie_Pearl
    @Sophie_Pearl Рік тому

    Another great video Benji! I would love watching a video on your bookshelf - how you chose to style it, what each compartment has in it etc. Love how you've incorporated plants and light within it!

  • @aleksandra6769
    @aleksandra6769 Рік тому

    I love the vibe of your house and i'd love to hang out in a space like that, it seems so peaceful

  • @peter2221
    @peter2221 Рік тому

    i'm in love with your livingroom windwos they are soo beautiful imo

  • @cindy5874
    @cindy5874 Рік тому

    I love you videos they’re super relaxing ❤🌴

  • @roseandkenz
    @roseandkenz Рік тому

    i really like the light ball in the living room and the color changing bulb!

  • @k.s5889
    @k.s5889 Рік тому

    Looks so relaxing

  • @cyjyawnzzn10
    @cyjyawnzzn10 Рік тому +1

    omg Benji is going to japan and i remember Ryan Crouse (a youtuber living in japan) mentioning that he watches Benji's videos. I hope they meet up

  • @unplantparenthood
    @unplantparenthood Рік тому

    your new space is such a dream 💕

  • @murphypenn4088
    @murphypenn4088 Рік тому

    The kitchen is so perfect

  • @EverydayWithMariana
    @EverydayWithMariana Рік тому

    I think you should take the divider from the living room and use that as a console for the dining room with decor in top and some art work. Then you can have nice glasses/dinner wear on the open shelves!

  • @angelarizmendi6884
    @angelarizmendi6884 Рік тому

    I think the drapes will be the best (most affordable) option, style wise, timeless and very dramatic. Also the layering idea is good too. The salesperson obviously wants to sell the most expensive option, not the most adequate for your home, in my perspective but good luck ❤ love your content

  • @MikuHatsune-yv8yi
    @MikuHatsune-yv8yi Рік тому +2

    You could add a bed head to the bed which could push it out in front of the brick. And personally I prefer curtains regardless as they're way easier to clean than blinds. Plus you can definitely get them cheaper if you buy the hardware and hang them yourselves. IKEA also have cheap sheer ones (not sure if the length will be enough though). Also loving how everything is turning out. And Theo is so cute 🥺

  • @Hep.F
    @Hep.F Рік тому +1

    I Love the way your New Home is coming together! Love Love Love It!! I Love these type of Videos and i love your Plant Viseos too! Cant wait to see your next Video!
    I Love your Shelf/Buffet in your Dining Area! Very useful also! Perhaps a Crisp White Table cloth on your table (like you mentioned about a table cloth) would pull everything together nicely! Love what your doing to your home! Take Care! ❤🐾🌿❤

  • @viciouskittykat
    @viciouskittykat Рік тому

    I love your videos, the new piece you bought is really nice looking! You are around the same age as my son, he went to UCSC so it was kind of fun to see the sweatshirt. I appreciate your authenticity and you are doing a great job with your home, it seems so peaceful!

  • @flowerboyfiorello
    @flowerboyfiorello Рік тому

    the little roll and then "yeah" while talking about the comforter :'))))

  • @susangladstone357
    @susangladstone357 Рік тому +3

    Your ceiling lights are perfect - the one in the living room looks like the moon.

  • @chadcoxrox
    @chadcoxrox Рік тому

    Find fabric to cover the mismatched wood divider. Maybe find a thrift long mirror to top the fabric cover so plants on the divider reflect and add a strand of tiny tea lights or even a plant growth light of some sort across the mirror beneath the plants.

  • @murphypenn4088
    @murphypenn4088 Рік тому

    I think in the dining room adding a more lush plant in the left corner and larger items/ pictures using that shelf display. Love the idea of a printed tablecloth

  • @shoopdoopwoop
    @shoopdoopwoop Рік тому

    W my fireplace we stood up a mirror inside and added different heighted candle holders/candles! V pretty

  • @giorgethomas
    @giorgethomas Рік тому +1

    We have large windows like you do in our lounge. The previous owners had curtains and it just added too much bulk to the windows, so we got roller shades, two. We got a shade blind and a block out blind in front of it, and they work really well, plus it looks more streamlined.

  • @sylviagutierrez7676
    @sylviagutierrez7676 Рік тому

    You have an amazing home now, so slowly you can continue to make changes,there’s so many options ,enjoy the journey 👍,and a flexible landlord,in australia we have to pay for upgrades 😢.
    💚🌱☘️🌵💚

  • @caribbeanmermaid5535
    @caribbeanmermaid5535 Рік тому

    Gorgeous! In the dining room it’s the table that’s the problem, too many corners. A round or irregular table would work better. And maybe add some medium height plants/lamps next to the bureau. Also don’t worry about the divider in the living space! It works even being a different wood! 😊😇🙂

  • @MishraNilanjana
    @MishraNilanjana Рік тому

    WoW it’s stunning 😍

  • @user-hi5rk7eg2g
    @user-hi5rk7eg2g Рік тому

    The black wall over the fireplace I would deffinitely use it as a gallery wall :) The bookshelf over the additional couch looks weird, shelf positions looks really off and untintentional. Also I looove you living room, the big windows and infinity of greenery outside for beauty and privacy :) A dream! Also, your Dracena is alwyas a star!!!

  • @slowvintagedays5963
    @slowvintagedays5963 11 місяців тому

    I’d move the flea market cabinet to the fireplace area. The shelves and openness of it may compliment your bookshelves. ❤

  • @a.m.l.4146
    @a.m.l.4146 Рік тому

    With this bed, you could put a shelf behind it at headrest height, the width of the fireplace wall, so the bed would go to the front and then you could move it left. Then cover the created space behind the bed with another piece of wood, so that nothing falls in there.

  • @JK-xk6hh
    @JK-xk6hh Рік тому +3

    Love the new shelving unit in your dining room, such a nice design. It looks great there, being in different wood colour to your dining table doesn’t bother me at all.
    As some other commenters said I think it would be nicer if you had a round or oval shaped dining table rather than rectangular.
    But your place is amazing and love to see it coming together slowly.
    And excited about your Japan trip/vlog!!! 😊❤

  • @Milquetoast702
    @Milquetoast702 Рік тому

    You have literally the best landlord ever

  • @andreainfla898
    @andreainfla898 Рік тому +1

    Remove the particle board on the fireplace. The exposed bricks will match the wood furniture.

  • @tofu1964
    @tofu1964 Рік тому

    For the bedroom, I would suggest putting a piece behind the bed like a headboard or smth like a wooden piece. The bed would come forward a bit and line up with the brickwall next to it so you would have an even wall. Maybe then you could move the bed slightly to the left.

  • @charlottemundloch7033
    @charlottemundloch7033 10 місяців тому

    Hello, for your bedroom you could maybe build a tablet/case between the bricks and the closet as deep as the brick section of the wall. So you will be able to move the bed closer to the window since the cap will be filled. Kinda like a bedhead. I don't know if my description is super clear. My parents had the same issue and did that themselves. The cool thing is that you can use the ledge you created to decorate too! I love seeing the evolution of your house and all design tips! Thanks for the great content!

  • @pman2916
    @pman2916 Рік тому

    Your landlord is the best. In Australia, if there's no curtains, you have to buy your own lol

  • @kellytieu
    @kellytieu Рік тому

    Good luck for looking into fabric textiles. They’re usually expensive since I took Textile class. Happy early Birthday

  • @lexyarnall
    @lexyarnall Рік тому

    Hey benji- everything is looking so good! I have floor-to-ceiling windows in two rooms of my apartment and bought the brand "room divider now" ceiling tracks and really love them. They have a black option that I think would look really good in the space with the black window frame, and they have an automatic option too. If you do go with curtains I think that could be a really good cost-effective option! My curtains were unfortunately not paid for by my landlord but for 2 sets of tracks and 3 packs of ikea curtains I spent under $200 total (of course you could still get slightly nicer curtains and spend a bit more!)

  • @jmsl2027
    @jmsl2027 Рік тому

    Oh I’m going to Japan in June! I hope I get to see you there :D

  • @angela86753
    @angela86753 Рік тому

    I love your home so much

  • @lindawales2394
    @lindawales2394 Рік тому

    I would def go with the more neutral shade given the large window space. Depending on what your landlord tells you, shopping around might be a wise idea. Although I know window treatments are super expensive, it is better to go with better quality especially given how large your wonderful windows are. So very excited for your Japan trip, cannot wait to see your videos. You are by far the most interesting person I follow on UA-cam. Your approach to content is so unusual, and authentic, not to mention Theo is pretty darn cute side kick. 😊

  • @sanjoth90
    @sanjoth90 Рік тому

    Love the living room! I would add a big "tree" on that corner between the cabinet and divider so you can move the divider closer to the center and serve its purpose. A droplight with growlight over it could help with the plant's light requirement.

  • @sarooh246
    @sarooh246 Рік тому

    I’m really excited for japan vlogs😭😭😭😭

  • @ginaleebennett6099
    @ginaleebennett6099 Рік тому +2

    Be careful Benji leaning on the railing. Makes me nervous. Anyways, your place is so nice. I’m loving what you guys are doing to it.

  • @gabrielm2234
    @gabrielm2234 11 місяців тому

    YES YES YES! TRAVEL VLOG LET'S GOOOOOO!

  • @basho4306
    @basho4306 Рік тому

    The second I saw your windows I thought that automated blinds or roller shades would suit the space so much. You have a window that goes around the corner with grids. They will effortlessly fit in cleanly with the space while making the furniture stand out. Curtains would make the space seem a bit more cluttered and less put together.

  • @jenmccloud3323
    @jenmccloud3323 Рік тому

    Move your bed forward and over towards the window and have a custom “Console table” for behind the bed to fill the gap!

  • @soolee7159
    @soolee7159 Рік тому

    i love you, i love the set up too

  • @daydeebop6721
    @daydeebop6721 Рік тому

    that 70s style flee market shelf is SO stunning, especially with the way youve decorated it, and how it goes well with the orangey chairs! you could try and photoshop it into different rooms/layouts to see how it would fit but i think it looks good where u have it. i dont know the full layout of your dining area but if there’s space you could try it on the wall opposite to the big windows? or it seems like it could be a good addition to an empty corridor/connecting space. otherwise i think the major thing is the differences in wood, like u mentioned

  • @riftintimee
    @riftintimee Рік тому +3

    for the shelf (around the 9 min mark) i think it'd look better if there was something else in the corner w the plant. like another plant or just a bigger one because right now it feels empty but that might just me though. also maybe adding more stuff on the shelves so there's not as many blank spots. idk if that makes sense lol

  • @gordonissocoollike
    @gordonissocoollike Рік тому

    I really look forward to your beautiful films and feel,your my friends in a sort of way. Everyone’s linked spirituality ,looking forward to Japan good holiday Benji and Chris