Minimalist Apartment Tour III | 1BR | Silicon Valley 

I have the exact same TV and I didn't realise he had a TV until I noticed he had the same tv remote control as me!

Joshua Douglas What TV is it?

@@BaltzerBoy Samsung the frame.

came down here to comment that lol

I really thought it was a picture or painting

Oops! I forgot to add your info into the description...updating now!

@@Hueguh much love man. beautiful apartment too

Recognized those falls from Twin Peaks!

Jared Schwalbe yes! One of my favorite places I’ve visited. Well worth the drive if you ever are in Seattle

@Will Bowers Beautiful photo!

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So you are nutritious, hardy, and don’t need anyone else to be yourself :)

@capsar bro 🥺

Do you need a couch POTATO mate?? haha

Lol it's all promotional or may be hotel apartments they rent for Vlog only

When you buy Aesop all you’re doing is paying rent in these trendy neighborhoods. The products themselves are average at best.

@@MattyLou i was so tempted to buy that $30 mouthwash and however mich that poo poo spray

Lol! I watch another RU-vidr who lives in Japan but is a minimalist and she too uses them! I'm looking to move into a more upscale area and do a purge of all the stuff I'm not using or bringing, but I'm still looking on Overstock and Amazon for items so that I'm not going totally expensive, even if I technically can aford it. $30 for anything skincare just feels so unnecessary. My evergrowing bag of Bath and Bodyworks stuff, plus a few things from Walmart, work just fine. The most expensive thing I want is a high quality gaming chair to use for working at home, and...if space allows...a sumo beanbag chair for the living room. Don't ask me why, but I've loved them since I saw them about ten years ago on RU-vid and as they're beanbags that double as furniture and many of the sizes can fit two or more adults...why not? It would also be something a little different from every other minimalist home we see. I still want a small couch, but a massive beanbag chair I can curl up in and read on sounds amazing.

Cliffs of Moher yea? Mo-hurr is the pronunciation so I wasn't sure

Thank you Matt! I'm so glad that you like my artwork! This was so nice to read :)

I know right. It inspires folks to keep their home nice and clean. I still live at home to help My Mother out after My Father died but we have clean routines. No Dirty Dishes before Bedtime, I keep the Bathroom clean and neat. When I cook, I wash the Dishes asap.

retweet. shit is just scary at this point

I would say this one or the closet tour video.

I feel like I just took an 8 minute vacation from my clutter LOL

Just threaten to sell them to gypsies. That always works for me.

For real 😆

children ruin everything smh, jk

And cats

Tania Licciardo Toivola on RU-vid 😉

Don’t forget fancy schmancy coffee maker;)

Colour is verboten. Beige is bland ( = bland life?) but alot of experts say it attracts buyers ( learned conditioning?).

@Deb ah same, maybe some sorta fancy teamaker?

pretty much these fools are just baiting people into their videos minimalism is a bag with your shit and you travelling the world. anything more is a farce. this may be minimalism in north america but sadly these apple boys are too busy with their minimalist bs to actually travel the world and know what living on 3 cents a day feels like.

Kunal Verma that seems incredibly rude to assume that about someone you don’t personally know. Everyone has different interpretations on what minimalism is to them, I just ask that you try not to bring others down on their journey. Much love ❤️

You can buy cheap things that look good when displayed. With that being said I'd rather invest in a few quality things than wasting my money on several lower quality things.

​@κόπηκα; Ναι κόπηκες Γιατί; Ανέβηκες κράσπεδο So like buying things second hand..like our dinner table? The other things we bought new, we plan to keep for a very long time. In the long term cost per use comes out to be significantly cheaper.

@@Hueguh I dont disagree. Buy nice or buy twice. But there were time I couldn't buy shit, period! Lol

Minimalism looks different and means different things for everyone. At its core it is meant to be a way to get away from unnecessary consumerism. I think as a result some minimalists prefer to use their saved money to invest in what they consider of value to them, so it will last longer and look nicer (which isn't bad either!). Frugality doesnt always equal minimalism either. There's a great RU-vid @CKSPACE who talks about this difference in detail.

You don’t have to adopt the Aesthetic in order to be a minimalist. The aesthetic is where it becomes expensive.