I love everything! The editing, the excitement of moving, and the finished apartment! So happy for you! Splurging on nicer living spaces in Korea can make all the difference. Also, so great seeing your face again!
It really makes a big difference! I'm glad I snapped this place up when I saw it. I hope you're all settled in and living happily ever after in your place! ^^
Thank you 💜💜 I am from Egypt our houses are so big... Bigger than that in Europe or USA even.. But I want to move to korea so I am trying to watch alot of apartment videos 😂 thinking by that I will get used to it All my best wishes to you and happy for you getting this beautiful apartment you can have the sun all over the place.. I am a little bit annoyed that bathrooms doesn't have windows!
Thank you ^^ I watched so many apartment videos before coming here too. My very first apartment had a small window in the bathroom so it's not impossible to find. "Villa" style apartments are sometimes a bit bigger than this kind of high-rise "officetel" apartment that I have. They're usually a bit more old-fashioned but you can get a bit more space for your money if that's something you're worried about :)
Gosh you have such an adorable apartment and style. I especially love your new yellow sofa 🥰🥰🥰 so cute!!! By the way, do you have an Instagram account for your illustrations? Would love to see more from you 🤗
Thank you :) I got the shelf unit on Gmarket although it was about 3 years ago now. I can't find the exact same one but it was similar to this and about the same price: mg.gmarket.co.kr/Item?goodscode=1965427985&charset=enUS
I have a question that you may or may not be able to answer. I'm going off to university soon and I'm worried about transporting my kpop merch across provinces. The even more concerning is years later when I'm guessing my collection is even larger than it is now, how am I going to bring everything with me when I'm (hopefully) moving to Korea. Do you have experience bringing kpop related albums internationally? And if yes, is there a way to guarantee no damage is done.
Oh, I don't really know to be honest. I'm usually happy with the regular old postal service. The post in Korea is really good so I've never had any problem with it as long as the address was written correctly. If you were really worried, you could pay for tracking.
@@casadechris923 I put down 10 million key money. That seemed to be a pretty decent amount that gave me quite a few places to choose from. There are some places with lower key money but once you go below 10m, it does seem like the options start getting a bit thinner. Of course, if you can afford to go higher, then I've heard there are better deals to be had on the rent.
@@adrienneagain105 don't want to be a busy body --and it's 20 years ago but I lived for 5 years in the 4floor of a house accross from Hong Dae-we had to put down 40 million and was 450,000 won a month , prior two years we lived in a half basement first floor near modong-was not as bad as people alwysd have with those type of housing but no sun. Moving got Hong dae I had sun and gree herbs on my kitchen Window seal-precious memories! Enjoy
They will usually either provide the apartment or offer a housing allowance that you can use for rent to find your own place. Housing allowances are typically 400,000 - 500,000krw per month. (If they offer less than that, I would be suspicious.) If you want to find your own place though, you need some savings for the housing deposit (key money) since hagwons rarely offer to cover that for you. Key money is quite high. For this apartment, my key money was 10 million won and that's not even considered a lot here. You do get it all back when you move out though.
The wording for any company hiring a non Korean technically statea they just provide eiither housing or allowance. Issue with going the independent route is that u need to have a massive amount of money for a deposit they most fist time people don't have.
The view is EVERYTHING!!! Also I love the ivy and its tree house vibes for sure! I can't wait to see more!
If I could reach the top of those walls I'd have ivy everywhere! (it's probably just as well that I can't)
I love the set of drawers. To me, as a South African, the apartment seems very cramped, but its perfect for one young person. That view is great!!
Ahhh that loft is a game changer! Also all your plants 😍😍😍
Alas, the two on the windowsill have already gone to the great flowerbed in the sky 😅
We need more of your content! ❤️😊 Love how you decorated and everything is so cohesive.
Thank you! I do need to make another video soon haha ^^
I love everything! The editing, the excitement of moving, and the finished apartment! So happy for you! Splurging on nicer living spaces in Korea can make all the difference. Also, so great seeing your face again!
It really makes a big difference! I'm glad I snapped this place up when I saw it. I hope you're all settled in and living happily ever after in your place! ^^
I LOVE YOUR YELLOW SOFA!!!! Can’t wait for more content! Also please share how to do your makeup! Super cute!! 🥰🥰🥰
Thank youuu! You're so sweet! I'm honestly clueless with makeup lol I don't know what I'm doing XD
먼 나라에서 다른 언어로
그리고 매우 높은 건물안에서 사시는군요~
예쁘고 깨끗하게 잘 관리하시네요~
언제나 행복하시길 기원합니다♡
I loved you're illustration! Where can I see the final felt pieces?
Ohh thanks so much! 🥰 There are some on my Instagram @theuglymugwort
Thank you 💜💜
I am from Egypt our houses are so big... Bigger than that in Europe or USA even..
But I want to move to korea so I am trying to watch alot of apartment videos 😂 thinking by that I will get used to it
All my best wishes to you and happy for you getting this beautiful apartment you can have the sun all over the place..
I am a little bit annoyed that bathrooms doesn't have windows!
Thank you ^^ I watched so many apartment videos before coming here too. My very first apartment had a small window in the bathroom so it's not impossible to find. "Villa" style apartments are sometimes a bit bigger than this kind of high-rise "officetel" apartment that I have. They're usually a bit more old-fashioned but you can get a bit more space for your money if that's something you're worried about :)
Nice apartment i love the decor watching from zambia 🇿🇲
Glad you got a nice place, hope you're enjoying yourself over there!
Thank you! I'm really loving Seoul. Who knew I could be a city person?
Love it! I love the window!!
Great job thanks for the info. Keep it up. Stay well and godbless.
Hi.Okay, so, for the really big question: Can you please share how you got your pictures to stick to the wall? Haha
Blu-tack! There is one that just refuses to stick though and keeps falling down. Need to find something stronger for that lad.
Wow! So beautiful. Thank you for sharing 💜 borahae
Gosh you have such an adorable apartment and style. I especially love your new yellow sofa 🥰🥰🥰 so cute!!! By the way, do you have an Instagram account for your illustrations? Would love to see more from you 🤗
Thank you!! I do actually, it's theuglymugwort :) I don't post a whole lot but there's some on there.
hi i love how u decorate it’s so cute!!! i was wondering where u got the shelf that hold your kitchen appliances
Thank you :) I got the shelf unit on Gmarket although it was about 3 years ago now. I can't find the exact same one but it was similar to this and about the same price: mg.gmarket.co.kr/Item?goodscode=1965427985&charset=enUS
Adorable!!!😍😍😍
I love 복층! Where is this pace in Seoul? $600 sounds so cheap for this nice unit!
Yeah it's a pretty decent price compared to others I've seen. This is north Seoul close to Hyehwa.
I like your butter tape lol
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I have a question that you may or may not be able to answer. I'm going off to university soon and I'm worried about transporting my kpop merch across provinces. The even more concerning is years later when I'm guessing my collection is even larger than it is now, how am I going to bring everything with me when I'm (hopefully) moving to Korea. Do you have experience bringing kpop related albums internationally? And if yes, is there a way to guarantee no damage is done.
Oh, I don't really know to be honest. I'm usually happy with the regular old postal service. The post in Korea is really good so I've never had any problem with it as long as the address was written correctly. If you were really worried, you could pay for tracking.
Staircase looks really challenging 😅
It's only a matter of time before I fall and snot myself.
Name twins!😍
Adriennes in Korea!! A very small club 😄
nice, which neighborhood is the new apartment in, and how did you find it?
I found it on the Zigbang app! It was a lot easier than I expected actually and super close to my job in Jongro.
Um are you a fashion designer ?in Korea 🤗
I wish! Just a teacher hehe
@@adrienneagain105 oh ok
please make more videos😊
Is it 70000 won after the housing allowance? Or do you only pay the 20000? Nice video '-'
I just pay the 200,000 and then bills :)
How much was the deposit? I am supposing that it's the higher rent and lower key money concept
@@casadechris923 I put down 10 million key money. That seemed to be a pretty decent amount that gave me quite a few places to choose from. There are some places with lower key money but once you go below 10m, it does seem like the options start getting a bit thinner. Of course, if you can afford to go higher, then I've heard there are better deals to be had on the rent.
@@adrienneagain105 don't want to be a busy body --and it's 20 years ago but I lived for 5 years in the 4floor of a house accross from Hong Dae-we had to put down 40 million and was 450,000 won a month , prior two years we lived in a half basement first floor near modong-was not as bad as people alwysd have with those type of housing but no sun. Moving got Hong dae I had sun and gree herbs on my kitchen Window seal-precious memories! Enjoy
Do hagwon's pay for you rent?
They will usually either provide the apartment or offer a housing allowance that you can use for rent to find your own place. Housing allowances are typically 400,000 - 500,000krw per month. (If they offer less than that, I would be suspicious.) If you want to find your own place though, you need some savings for the housing deposit (key money) since hagwons rarely offer to cover that for you. Key money is quite high. For this apartment, my key money was 10 million won and that's not even considered a lot here. You do get it all back when you move out though.
The wording for any company hiring a non Korean technically statea they just provide eiither housing or allowance. Issue with going the independent route is that u need to have a massive amount of money for a deposit they most fist time people don't have.
officetel
Made me dizzy! You need better skills using your camera!
welp - noted!