Was here from the very beginning! Really impressive to see that things are more or less similar as they were five years ago. It's really clean, cozy and comfortable. Looking forward to see any changes (or its okay if it stays the same too). :)
My favourite home in Singapore! Love that you guys maintained the space over the years, shows how functional you have made it to be for your own lifestyle.
Watching your latest video makes me recalled the very first time I came across your first video. How time really flies…. And how you guys still manage to keep your home as it is. 💪 and also how you both have kept your figures as is!
I was just trying to find the previous Healthy Minimalist Home video to show my girlfriend for home ideas and stumbled upon this new one! I am happy you guys are still making videos. Keep up the good work!
I subscribe to several SG interior channels, and admit that I get triggered whenever I see a bedroom converted into a walk-in closet. I'm somehow fine fitting all my clothes into a 3 foot closet here in 4-seasons Canada. lol
It is beautifully simple and that is the basis of minimalism: that it satisfies. What is striking is that for many minimalists it apparently only satisfies if it is in design, in a certain form of luxury (based on more money). But as with everything in life, there are many variations, the standard for a personal norm often depends on income.
Love the simple decor and design of your home. The only thing that I would change are those MUJI beanbag chairs. I bought 2 of them for my kids many years ago and got rid of them after using it for about only 2 years. Personally, I just don't like how it looks and it's really not comfortable to sit on....too soft.
Been here from the beginning and not a whole lot has changed and I love it!😊 I do love the few modifications you two have made over the years though! This is definitely my favorite home tour on the internet to this day! Such a relaxing and peaceful space. 💙
growing with hoarder parents and three elder sisters, im suffocated eith their unnecessary things, the moment i had to live alone i did the minimalist life with my two large dogs, but i still visit my parents every weekends with my siblings
Bonjour, Je vis à Paris où nous avons des appartements petits. Et vos vidéos sont inspirantes pour changer mon style de vie très encombrée dans peu d'espace. Merci pour la qualité de vos expériences et vidéos : )
Hello! How do you guys manage your storage? like spare toilet paper, or plates, or cutlery? before you guys got a washing machine, how would you guys usually dry your cutleries?
We dry our dishes on the dish rack in front of the sink :) it's too much info now, but maybe we can talk about how we manage our storage in a future video!
Always love your videos. I’ve been wanting to ask for quite some time. How did you install the ceiling mounts for the Calisthenics ring straps? Did you hire someone to do it, or did you do it yourselves? If you did it, do you have any advice on how to mount them safely? Keep up the awesome content. You two rock!
Our contractor helped us out with that during the renovation. Definitely recommend getting a professional to help with this if you can. They will be more familiar with getting the right bolts for the job, and they'll know what to do when running into unexpected issues. e.g. There are metal beams running across our ceiling; even the pros struggled a little when installing the hooks so we're glad we didn't try to do it ourselves 😅
Thank you so much for the advice. I’ve been wanting to install a set on the ceiling for the longest time. It triggers me every time I watch your videos and see the hooks. Sending my appreciation all the way from Toronto, Canada 👍
You know, 650 sq feet is actually pretty nice for 2 people. I think bigger windows with a view would please me more, but overall it's not cramped, especially when it's uncluttered like yours. I am OCD for your t-shirts hanging - is there a tool to evenly space the hangers - someone must know! Nice video, good vibes and yes space = possibilities.
It’s a Bosch SKS62E32EU. Definitely more pros than cons so far considering it's a compact countertop model! It's just lacking some features compared to a full-size dishwasher.
Do your knees hurt when working on the floor? Do any of you work like this and would like to share your opinion? I've been working like this for several days and my knees hurt a lot.I am generally healthy and have no problems with my legs. I'm sorry if you talked about it in the video, I don't actually speak English (I use a translator), I like watching it but I often don't understand what you're saying. ❤
Hello. Personally, we haven't experienced pain in our knees when sitting on the floor. Check out this video, hope it can help! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6iNrgkZ-TeI.html ♥
I love you guys. My apartment caught on fire, sold everything that survived and my car. I took the insurance money and I am leaving Canada to go to SEA. See you guys soon 😂
Why pay for such a big space when you don’t need it, would be my question. It feels empty and not welcoming to me. No critique, just an personal observation. But of course, you must feel safe and comfy in your private space, and if you do, I‘m happy for you. Thank you for sharing! ❤
@@l.a.3479 but muh minimalism eh? Sometimes I feel like this movement is preparing you for a live in prison :D. So funny how minimalists are more obsessed with material things then normal people.
@@ThoughtworthyCo Don't you have a video to make about what is in your bag or what 4 things made you happier? I recommend some digital minimalism and deletion of your Videos :)
Can people stop put pressure on people and getting kids, no matter how long they are together? Some people just don't want kids, some people are just not ready for kids and some couples can't even get children, you never know. I understand if people are curious but the way the question was asked is just mean. What's wrong with being together for 5 years and having no kids?
