as someone that researches interior design my question is that way dose the gender of the designer matter to you ? and it is the same advice i find from designer s and minimalist of all genders
Love your content, I've watched almost all your videos in the past week. It was cool to see you moved to fort worth. I grew up and live about 15-20 minutes from fort worth
Thanks for your perspective. Got my first place recently. I don't like clutter and enjoy having the feeling of an open space. I strive for organization and purpose in my possessions. Helpful video (currently half way through it), keep it up man.
I’ve been trying to get some ideas for my apartment I’m moving into and it’s not enough guys making apartment content, just a bunch of women living in small high rise apartments that are definitely not worth the price. And they always going to Ikea and target, like them places expensive af, thank you for this lol
Hiii ali, what bedsheets do you use? I just discovered ur channel last night and I’ve been crazy about ur videos. I feel like ur content was made just for me, freaking love it when I come across a channel with content that is right up my alley. Currently sheet shopping but I thought I’d ask since u seem like you’re a man of fine taste
Check if items go together: load MS excel, paste all cells white to create a big canvas, snip / snag items you’re interested in and paste them as a collage. If you need to, take a photo of the space you’re filling, paste that as the backdrop to the collage.
FYI Kings...trust me everyone has a junk drawer. You don't have be obsessed with how neat you are. Great video. Never understood your generations obsession with self bugging your own homes 😂
@@AliAbbasMalik2000 oh nice! I live in Walnut Creek. I used to be a Territory manager for an alcohol distributor and they were my old account. Too funny!
Can't agree with your comment on similar frame sizes or types. Frames do NOT reflect gender. Using the same types of frames only tells me that you are afraid to explore. (Trends) My selection of frames is unique and interesting in their own right. The most interesting apartments to me reflect a variety of interests and experiences. Which person do you know REALLY wants to be like everybody else and (I HATE THIS WORD) conform? T.S. Elliot wrote “The hardest challenge is to be yourself in a world where everyone is trying to make you be somebody else.” Why not promote INDIVIDUALITY, rather than conformity? You'd be doing your followers a real service. Explore the ME. F.
I've found it it much more interesting to have a living room wall with pictures/print in different sizes, arranged asymmetrically on a wall. Consider buying a few original paintings with a variety of colors and styles, with gold or silver frames. They can go in a living room, dining room, hallway, or bedroom, but not in a bathroom, where humidity might spoil them. An antique mirror in a gilt frame can be a surprising addition to a room, along with some pottery or sculptures. Get these from a local craft fair for a few dollars. Change the arrangement of your pottery, sculptures, and paintings every six months. While he offers many good tips, you want to avoid a look of rigidity, which looks unimaginative.
I hope, hope, hope your not a designer. You are so wrong about most everything you talked about. I am a man, very masculine and I am also an Architectural Designer. My entire house is very masculine and very tastefully executed unlike yours'. Where in the world did you get this information from? I almost didn't watch your video because the first thing I saw was that god awful tiny coffee table. OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
