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  • welcome to my first ever apartment all by myself.

  • I am so excited to live here, and I'm even more excited to finally not have roommates for like the first time in my life.

  • My apartment is a studio, so this is the main room in the apartment, which I would currently described as having a bit of 1/4 chic aesthetic.

  • I moved into this apartment two full months ago, but I was way too busy taking finals and then promptly having a post grad existential crisis to properly unpacked.

  • Anyways, what I'm really excited for in this apartment is this absolutely gorgeous window and for the first time in my life, hardwood floors.

  • Now the floor plan of my apartment is a little bit confusing.

  • But if you'll stick with me through these double doors, in the main living room area is a walk in closet, which happens to fit a full size bed perfectly.

  • Yes, feel free to insert all of your jokes about me being in the closet here, off the closet slash soon to be proper bedroom is a bathroom, and this is honestly you're looking pretty good.

  • So far, all it needs is some more storage for my kind of tornado of makeup and skin care products here.

  • Now, if we circle back through the main living room through this doorway is a little dining nook that I'm planning on converting into a home office where I can do all of my editing and the kitchen.

  • Now I'm not a huge fan of the mix of brown and tan and black and silver here, but never fear my friends.

  • I have a plan to fix it as well.

  • All right, Without further ado, let's get started with this apartment makeover and also pray that I don't lose my deposit because my landlord knows about my YouTube channel now.

  • So that's that's great.

  • Wait.

  • So the first step in my apartment makeover with hunting for some dead people furniture.

  • Luckily for me, turned out the dead people in my neighborhood have very good taste.

  • So here's my first.

  • I got this dresser for $30 which is so beautiful, I actually feel kind of bad putting my period underwear in it.

  • I got these armchairs for $80 which kind of looked like a taxidermy of your grandma's carpet, but, uh, okay, I like him I also thrift is this chair last year, and it is still my favorite piece of furniture I've ever found.

  • So I'm definitely using it, despite the fact that I now and outnumbered by armchairs 321 inside my own apartment.

  • Honestly, my arm chairs could beat me up in a fight if they wanted to.

  • I got this vanity for $40.

  • I wanted.

  • It is one lighter color piece of furniture to help kind of open up his apartment and make sure it wasn't too weighed down with your furniture.

  • I got this mirror for $10 because I have a king for vintage gold.

  • Miers and I don't know how to stop.

  • I picked out of Aunt Efecto cups and mugs for, like, 1 to $2 each and fill them with some day plan.

  • And last but not least, I got this solid wood desk in the sale section for $1.

  • This desk was literally $1.

  • Should you not $1.

  • I probably already said it in the voice over, but I will say it again.

  • This desk cost me $1 quite possibly the best deal since the Louisiana Purchase Granted this desk like pretty much any furniture that you thrift is gonna come with a couple scratches and chips in it.

  • So we're gonna get this may be a quick little thing with so first to fill in the scratches.

  • I bought these markers from Home Depot.

  • They're basically brown markers that continues to color over scratches and would make a match the state of the rest of the desk and make the rest.

  • Then I wiped on.

  • It would finish.

  • I like to think of it as a nail polish topcoat for furniture.

  • It kind of just makes everything look shiny and new and further reduces the way she's looking.

  • Well, not quite brand new, but at least a newer version of old than she was before.

  • Now that we have all of my furniture picked out, we have a nice vintage gold team going.

  • It's time to get started, making over you like a HD TV presenter every single time I do one of these transitions Theo, Hello from my bedroom and a full month later from when I film the intro segment of this video, because I never cease to amaze myself with my ability to use small and insignificant task definitely avoid doing anything meaningful and challenging.

  • So I, like, briefly mentioned earlier This is a super large walk in closet that also has been doubling as my sleeping cave.

  • That's what we always be thinking, actually, Why?

  • Why the hell do you want to sleep in a closet willingly for this apartment?

  • I wanted to do my best to separate my workspace from my relaxing personal space.

  • So pretty much the whole rest of the apartment is gonna be my filming and editing space.

  • But this bedroom is gonna be my little safe haven where I can relax and sleep.

  • And hopefully for once in my life, escape the constant pressure to be working all the time.

  • Well, it is 5:37 a.m. the night before and putting out this video.

  • I have not slept.

  • So turns out that didn't work.

  • But I do have a nice bedroom.

  • So here's how I made that.

  • As if you tell I am of professionals.

  • 01 An old pair of underwear.

  • I forgot I had a closet rapper David's friends hat and this neck pillow.

  • You never know what you're gonna find kids.

  • Now I ask myself.

  • Actually, what would make this bedroom look cute and cozy and like it's owned by an eight year old British grandma who owns 10 cats?

  • That's right, folks.

  • Wallpaper in my last bedroom.

  • I played it very safe with, like, a minimal white theme, and I really like that look.

  • But this time I wanted to change it up with something more colorful and kind of pushed myself out of my interior design comfort zone.

  • So, basically, and only research about wallpaper, I found out that there are three different types.

  • The first is traditional wallpaper, where you soak the actual paper and then stick it to the wall.

  • And this is the most affordable but the most labor intensive to apply and to remove basically, to remove it, you have to like soak it with soap and scrape it off the wall, which did not seem like a particularly render friendly solution.

  • Secondly, there is pew and stick wallpaper, which is basically like a gigantic sticker.

  • It's really easy to apply and remove, but is really, really expensive.

  • I calculated how much it would cost to cover my bedroom, and it would be around $600 so I'm opting for the third type, which is pasted to the wall wallpaper.

  • It was still pricey, but definitely less pricey than peel and stick wallpaper total.

  • It cost me around $200 to cover my entire bedroom transitions.

  • I got this special type of wallpaper that you still have to apply with a paste.

  • But once I'm out of this apartment because I'm Brenda, I could just peel it off the wall.

  • And it's supposed to come off cleanly in one piece, fingers crossed.

  • It actually works.

  • That's an issue for one year from now.

  • Ashley.

  • Good luck taking a whole this wallpaper.

  • I feel like making a bread starter and, like sprinkling my east over the water.

  • Except there's just a lot of water.

  • And if I do this, I will die.

  • After a thorough stern, my wallpaper snot was ready to get sneezed all over my bedroom wall.

  • I just rushed it on in a pretty generous layer, then lined up the wallpaper with the edge of the wall and pressed it on.

  • I'm so impressed.

  • I use this plastic wallpapering tool that I bought for like, $2 to smooth out and the air bubbles and decrease the wallpaper at the bottom, right next to the crown molding.

  • Then I use scissors to trim a straight line across the crease and, well, one stupid wallpaper down, about 100 more to go for my second strip.

  • It was pretty much the same process, but I had to take extra care to match up the pattern between the two strips, so it looked like the branches just continue seamlessly from one to the other.

  • Now, in the middle of the strip, there was a circuit breaker box because this is literally a closet, so I had to use an Exacto knife to trim around the edges.

  • So my walking really nice and flat against the wall.

  • You can use the same technique if you're wallpapering around a power outlet or anything like that.

  • Don't worry, though.

  • If this awkward white rectangle is pissing you off, I'm going to go cover it out at the end.

  • So just hold on to your paintings for, like, a couple more minutes.

  • My next wallpaper and challenge was this awkward corner.

  • Basically, there's this wood panel left over from underwear.

  • The closet shelf used to be and oh boy, it is attached to the wall.

  • I tried to pry it off, but I could not for the life of me.

  • So I just had to work around it and smooth the wallpaper around on one side and then kind of like, cut and origami the other side together into it, laid flat, a little bit confusing.

  • It's not perfect, But you know what this wallpaper and share from Clueless would say is like a day from far away.

  • It's okay, but up close, it's a big old mess.

  • What you want.

  • Just don't make anything you really want to see this way.

  • I don't know if you guys can see, but up there he's a spider.

  • I was a little spider, but like it's kind of big as far spiders go especially compared to me, like absolutely gigantic.

  • I don't know how I'm gonna fend it off.

  • I have been waiting for the past half an hour for this spider to leave.

  • I cooked myself dinner.

  • I drank some Lacroix.

  • I went to the bathroom.

  • Well, if I were still here Not to be a stereotype, but I have never removed a bug from my own house.

  • I used to get my parents to do it.

  • And now I normally get David or whoever I am fucking at the moment to do it.

  • But today I'm 21 I am a grown ass woman, and I am still fucking terrified.

  • But I won't do it because I'm a strong, strong it of any woman.

  • I got a top 10.

  • Most terrifying.

  • Don't know it's moving.

  • After I finished laying down the final few wallpaper panels, I went back to cover up that circuit breaker with a leftover wallpaper, trimmed it to size and smooth it down.

  • So it's as not noticeable as possible.

  • It's definitely still notice a little bit like it's not quite so bad anymore.

  • And that's really only asking for all right.

  • Eight hours and a solid 10 cans of Lacroix later.

  • Yes, I have looked for addiction, and it is a problem.

  • My soon to be that room is completely wallpaper.

  • Now the plan is to finally put together my bed frame because Dave and I broke it like four months ago.

  • Unfortunately, it was even a fun, sexy way.

  • We were literally just moving my head, and he pulled it apart at the wrong angle.

  • So I re drill a hole in my bed, and then I'll finally have a place for this whole Thio.

  • Get drilled, get a name.

  • Never mind.

  • Okay?

  • This is the problem where we broke off A dowel, huh?

  • This is what I bought the drill for because I'm going to drill out of the hole.

  • God did.

  • It was actually very stupid.

  • The inside like being inside the room.

  • Oh, hey, guys, it is four fucking months later.

  • I no longer have a boyfriend, but I do have an ear infection.

  • So who's the real winner here?

  • So let me backtrack and explain why it's been taking me so long.

  • First of all, there is just my crippling indecision, which is the whole issue in and of itself.

  • Second of although my original plan for this wall was to build a giant multiple bookshelf from scratch, I held these inspo photos.

  • It was gonna be like very Gatsby chic.

  • But then over the past four months, I slowly realized one I have absolutely no woodworking experience whatsoever to I only own one physical book and it's a cookbook because I am an audiobook whore.

  • Okay, And third of all.

  • I had this fun little quarter life crisis where I realized I don't actually want to live in l A any longer because it's just slowly making me more and more superficial.

  • And I want to move out of this apartment pretty serious.

  • All of that combined, I realized it was not the most practical idea to spend weeks and weeks and hundreds of dollars building a gigantic bookshelf.

  • I didn't want to do something fun with this wall.

  • Those So I settled on more wallpaper, this apartment very slowly, just becoming me wallpapering various surfaces.

  • I promise there will be some non wallpapering content to later in this video.

  • So I'm gonna make this real quick because you literally just watch me apply wallpaper for, like, 10 minutes straight.

  • So this time lapse is gonna be over in 321 Well, it makes like an hour worth of work looks so easy when you put it in like, 1000 times.

  • I feel like I'm on the set of a very hipster music video and that he's always my goal with life.

  • So I will take it up with the doctor now to see whether I need antibiotics for your infection.

  • But I will see you guys in a couple days to finish up the rest of the apartment.

  • My hello and welcome to 90 degrees to left to my other walls of my living space.

  • It is another two months later.

  • But honestly, are we surprised at this point?

  • Not really.

  • At this point, the jury's still out whether I'm gonna finish this apartment makeover before we are all under sea level and humanity no longer exists.

  • They seem to be taking an equally long time.

  • At this point, I've got rid of my ear infection and my shitty attitude about being single.

  • So if we love character development, this is a baby that earlier in this video accept nothing as vanity because I'm not actually that could make up.

  • And so, yes, I am finally going to hang up this gold near.

  • My friend gave me this mirror when he moved out of L.

  • A two years ago, and it has been sitting on the floor ever since.

  • But I finally went to Home Depot and I bought drywall anchors, which are this like plastic shell that goes around her screw that latches onto the roll and allows you to hang much heavier objects than just regular screw.

  • And now we just pray that it doesn't fall down and completely capital.

  • I got a stool to rest in line behind, and the best thing is I, like, slides perfectly underneath, so it doesn't take up next.

  • I'm reading big guns with this double decker closing, amenable video detail.

  • But to give you guys a version, I basically got a bunch of steel pipes assembled all together into a wood base and then put a little bit.

  • And now I have a giant bowling closet.

  • Essentially now route this orphan.

  • There is a little closet that's about three feet lines that fools most of my clothing.

  • But I wanted the opportunity to have a little bit more storage, especially because, like my actual club is now my bedroom, I also just fine clothing to be like a really nice decoration.

  • In a way, I think it's just like if a passenger, but I love like curating a little palate of clothing, looking at the texture of the fabrics that leads me to the most exciting part, which is this'll cold beers.

  • I have always wanted just like a huge statement near my room, and I'm going happy that I finally got one.

  • We got our teenage mirror here, and then we have our granddaddy of all years over here.

  • Also, this is gonna sound like the most l A thing ever.

  • But I also want a year to cover up my feet because it's a little bit ugly, and I never actually end up using it.

  • Aesthetics before thermodynamics.

  • Hm?

  • No.

  • Nice try, actually.

  • Nice ride.

  • Okay.

  • Actually, anything.

  • Whether it just looked like the clothing raft rotated.

  • I feel like this composition with a little bit me.

  • Okay.

  • No, that's worse.

  • Interior designer's TV out me in the comments and tell me how to arrange my furniture Better.

  • Thank you.

  • So anyways, speaking of fashion as record, I have a bunch of handbags to hang up, and I thought, what better way to store them, then?

  • Just arrange them on the walls, like two pieces of art that they are.

  • So I already went ahead and fruit screwed into the wall and was gonna hang these by their candles.

  • And last but not least, I wanted a way to cover up the top of the heater unit.

  • So I have a scrap of the wallpaper I use in my bedroom.

  • And I thought it was too beautiful to go to waste.

  • So I'm just attaching it with some magnets on to the top of my heater unit.

  • A word of warning.

  • I would not recommend attaching flammable materials to your heater.

  • If you do actually turn on the heat, take a like you don't live in Southern California.

  • So yeah, please do not start a fire because of me.

  • And now we interrupt your regularly scheduled programming to indulge Ashley.

  • Slightly unhealthy.

  • So my plan for this side of the room could pretty much be summed up in one word, which is plants.

  • Over the past year or so, I have developed a slightly unhealthy obsession with plants as a coping mechanism for my complete lack of other human interaction.

  • I mean, not the plans are humans, but they feel like they kind of have personalities, unlike people in L.

  • A.

  • So a couple months ago, I already went ahead and installed this curtain rod and some curtains.

  • And I did a really horrible job of filming yet because most of my clips were out of focus.

  • Anyways, I have these curtains Now.

  • Now, one thing I'm weirdly excited about in this apartment is having a real window.

  • Sue.

  • Previously I've lived in buildings that were constructed in the seventies or something.

  • They weren't quite as old as this building, so they didn't have this wood frame around the window.

  • And I just love the look of things resting on a window sill.

  • One day when I like, own a house, I want to be able to have a little like reading nook by my window.

  • I think that's like the cutest thing ever.

  • But obviously this is a little bit too small to hold my butt right now, so instead, we're gonna fill it up with plants.

  • So I have been saving up convertibles for the past several centuries, and I figured they were actually be perfect with to fit on the windowsill.

  • Also, a fun fact about glass is that even though we associate glass packaging with being much more environmentally friendly than plastic, it actually takes a lot more energy to melts down glass and recycle it than it does plastic.

  • So really, the best thing you could do if you buy a product in a glass jar is to reuse the glass.

  • So basically what I've been doing is soaking my bottles in a STO be warm water bath.

  • I leave them in there for usually like two days, and then the label will slowly deteriorate.

  • Okay, don't judge me.

  • I'm literally just doing this inside my blender because I don't own a bowl that's big enough to fit convertible.

  • After soaking for a couple days, the label should be bushy enough to just scrape off, and I also cut off the plastic ring around the top so that it looks a little bit cleaner.

  • And now we have the perfect container for propagating plants.

  • So in my experience, the easiest plants to propagate is Pozos.

  • This is like the basic houseplants.

  • She's very easy to grow.

  • She's very low maintenance, and it's also very easy to, uh, get her to have babies.

  • Okay, this is a weird metaphor.

  • I need to stop calling my plants.

  • Anyways.

  • I hear is how you propagate plants, take some scissors and cut off 2 to 4 new leaves.

  • You want to make sure you get a clean amputation?

  • Don't just like rip the limbs off because that will kind of traumatized the plant, and it makes your means less likely to sprout.

  • So then I fill up my glass missing water.

  • You can also optionally add some plant food or some rooting powder, which is supposed to help roots sprout faster.

  • But in my experience, post like even in regular water, will start sprouting roots pretty fast.

  • So it's totally not a necessity.

  • And then you just repeat that process for several months on end until you have a small army of plants to put on your windows so I know what you're thinking.

  • Actually, that can't possibly be enough plants.

  • I wanted some hanging plants in this corner because I think it helped draw the eye upwards, and especially in my apartment that has pretty tall ceilings.

  • I think it'll help give it like a very lofty jungle vibe.

  • I don't know.

  • I like plants.

  • I want more.

  • If there's one thing that I have learned through my years of owning plans, it is that plant hangers and pots can really fucking add up, like the plants themselves are honestly less expensive than the pots and all the decorations.

  • So I decided to treat myself to make my own Makram a plant.

  • To make this plant hanger, you will need Mac Romero cut into eight pieces that are about 10 feet Long Beach, a gold ring.

  • This is optional, but you can buy them for, like, $2 at Joan's.

  • And I think it's a nice accent, a bit of tape to hold your place while you work.

  • And optional but beneficial several years of experience making friendship bracelets in middle school and optional but not beneficial, this terrible haircut.

  • So first up I'm looping my rope through the ring and pulling down the ends until they're eating.

  • If you don't have a ring, you could just fold the rope in half and tape it down here.

  • Next, cut a couple feet of rope and create a little loop.

  • Then wrap the long end around as many times as you can, thread the end through the loop and then pull the other tales to tighten the loop until it goes inside.

  • It's like a little scarf trim off the ends, and now we have a neat little next.

  • Separate your strands into groups before so we can get to break in to do a four stranded Brady.

  • You take the right most re pass it over the next round, then under the street after that, then over again, repeat the process with the new right.

  • Most ring, you go over under and over and over and over and over.

  • I like to think of it as leaving, but it's just on super tiny four strings scale.

  • Okay, Once you've created a couple feet, it's time to secure it with a square.

  • Not to do this.

  • You take one string and loop it over the middle strings.

  • Then you take the other strings under the middle strings and through the loop.

  • Sorry.

  • Why did I say under like that?

  • I'm getting into, like, tutorial athlete mode.

  • Then pull it tight.

  • Then you rinse and repeat.

  • Just make sure you alternate which strain you start with one podcast and or jam session to Harry Styles.

  • New album later.

  • You got yourself four braided strengths.

  • Next to create this net effect that's gonna hold the pot.

  • We're gonna make square Nazis in two sets of strings from two different breaks.

  • Basically, we're making, like, one big, incestuous game of Thrones family tree.

  • So I space my knots around five inches down for where the braids ended.

  • And I know that each around four times to complete the net, you're gonna need to bring the two edge strands together and not them together.

  • So you have this kind of like, full circle that will hold the bomb.

  • And lastly, just not all the ends together and give your castle a little haircut to use the plant hanger.

  • You kind of open one side should be the plant in and then pull everything up.

  • So I don't sound like I'm telling you how to, like, put on a condo.

  • Uh, you just, like, pull it up and it looks like this.

  • And here is how the Finnish print hair looks.

  • Hello, and welcome to my kitchen home to many, a failed experiment and the very occasional successful coming experiment.

  • The first thing we're gonna tackle are these somewhat mediocre countertops.

  • We're gonna cover them up with contact paper.

  • This is basically life waterproof wallpaper for your counter tops.

  • I promise there will be some non wallpapering content to later in this video.

  • I promise there will be some non wallpapering content on wallpaper incarnated.

  • I got this giant roll for around $60 in a black marble color.

  • So hopefully is gonna make these granite countertops look a lot more chic and blend in with all of my black appliances.

  • Now, given the fact that I have never applied an iPhone screen protector without getting bubbles, I'm not super hopeful about covering my entire fucking countertops.

  • See, Wesley.

  • But we're just gonna start at 1/4 roll it out and see what we could.

  • D'oh!

  • All right, I'm leaving a little bit of overlap over here so that I could wrap it around the edge of the counter top and high this like, rounded edge.

  • So to apply the contact paper, I'm peeling back a little bit of the backing at a time to expose the sticky part, sticking it down, smoothing it out, making sure it is all air bubble free.

  • Before I move on to the next section, I found that it really helps to work in small sections because if you unveil like too much of sticky side it once, it gets really overwhelming.

  • And it turned into, like, one giant sticky mess, as you would be able to see here had my hair not photo bombed the shot.

  • I use an Exacto knife to trim around the edges of the sink.

  • Now, I was originally worried that kind of in the splash alone here, where water could get onto the contact paper, it would slowly, like, sink under and unstick the contact paper for my counter.

  • But by the time I'm editing this video and recording, this boy's over.

  • I've actually been using it for a lot of months, and it has not come unstuck at all, so I'm actually very impressed.

  • I cut my finger with an Exacto knife.

  • I'm just gonna wrap it in a pad because I don't have band aids in my apartment.

  • This is probably the best d i y in this entire video.

  • Now, the contact neighbor was looking a bit Brinkley around this rounded nub of my counter, so I blasted it with a hair dryer.

  • Kind of got shrinky dink.

  • For those of you who, like live through the glory days of the two thousands as it heated up, it slowly shrivel.

  • So the wrinkles look less noticeable.

  • So since we have a relatively famous strip of granite to cover, I figured to make this process a little bit, Maur.

  • Really?

  • I'm just gonna is really a word.

  • It's less ability, is what I'm trying to say.

  • I'm gonna cut a thin strip of my contact paper so I can smooth it over.

  • I'm gonna leave a little bit of extra, though, so I contribute off.

  • So here I am, just continuing that process, doing some more smooth, more appealing Maur, Seriously considering just becoming a contact paper.

  • Assam our channel.

  • At least I wouldn't get copyrighted and de monetized every other video.

  • Then here I kind of fucked up and I accidentally left a gap.

  • So I just patched it up with a little contact paper Band Aid.

  • And now no one except me.

  • And two million of you guys will ever know that I messed up for real.

  • Though I was surprised with how forgiving the contact paper was.

  • Pretty much every time I messed up, I could just patch it over a little piece of contact paper and it really wasn't that noticeable.

  • Hello and welcome to the heinous of my apartment.

  • As you like Kim Polito.

  • I am in denial about how much shit you can reasonably fit at the edge of a sink.

  • Surprisingly, none of my makeup has ever fallen into the toilet, but it does pretty regularly just fall off the edges of this thing.

  • So the main issue here is really just that I need more storage.

  • I got this kind of industrial looking shelf situation as a gift.

  • Only problem is this lighter would color doesn't match the dark brown cabinets in the bathroom.

  • So here's a quick fix for any wood furniture, drifted or otherwise, that you want to change the Colorado.

  • I started by removing this cruise and separating the wood panels from the rest of the shelf.

  • Then I lightly sanded the wood to remove the smooth layer of varnish on top and to create a rough service that the new saint could really sink into.

  • It's kind of like trying to watercolor a piece of paper versus tryingto watercolor.

  • Eight months of passing one is a lot harder than you.

  • I used some canned vegetables to prop up this place so I could easily access the size and then rubbed on a dark stain.

  • And Paul's staying is what color's the wood and Polly is.

  • What gives it that shine.

  • Normally they're sold separately, but this is kind of a two in one, like a two in one shampoo and conditioner, except that it actually works and doesn't leave your hair.

  • While I waited for the first coat of stain to dry, I installed this pipe near to match the pipe survival shelf, which, in retrospect, was actually completely unnecessary.

  • But I warned you guys up front, I have a kink for cool mirrors.

  • And I really like this one.

  • And I also spent an embarrassingly long time trying to assemble this laundry hamper.

  • Are there 70 different parts?

  • It's a fucking laundry hamper.

  • I should definitely be reading the instruction manual.

  • But the fricking diggity, what is happening, huh?

  • Here is the instruction manual home and by fourth best thing about this hamper.

  • Is this a perfect fit for my door?

  • All right, now that my shells are all dry and nice and stain, they honestly look so much glossier and nicer than before.

  • I want to screw them back onto the shelf, and then we can install the shows.

  • I don't have to tell everybody.

  • All right, I guess this is our last room in the apartment makeover, so I'm gonna take a couple weeks to a couple of months to put the finishing touches on this place.

  • Do all the styling shelves plants?

  • Don't know.

  • Finally fucking clean my shower.

  • So you guys that for the apartment door?

  • Well, I guess I guess for you.

  • Technically, it's not a couple of months.

  • Technically, it's coming in 32 What High Architectural Digest?

  • Welcome to my Los Angeles studio, where I live with myself, my 51 plants and the voice in my head that tells me will never be good enough.

  • Some money.

  • What's that?

  • You're not a real camera person.

  • You're just my own hand that I edited in to make it look like somebody was knocking on my door money when he show you around.

  • So right when you walk through the door, you enter into this entryway as the name was suggested.

  • Actually, believe it or not, the word entryway is actually derived from the Latin roots entry and way, which means the place where you enter an apartment.

  • This apartment tour is off to a great start already.

  • I've forced have a mirror to check my face before I go out of the apartment to make sure that I'm not like covered in boogers or anything like that.

  • And I also have the closet that I didn't turn into a bedroom.

  • This one holds most of my clothes and my lighting equipment When I'm not using it, and in my never ending mission to stuff as much clothing into this apartment as possible.

  • I think up some hooks for my most Warren verses, and I also have some shoes lining the whole way over here.

  • So in the main living area, let's start off with the living room, which is the physical embodiment of how I socialize, which is to say, with a maximum of two people at a time and preferably at least two feet apart.

  • Bonus points if both people are actually just vintage armchairs and I don't have to talk about at all, literally, every single person who comes into this apartment included being slower for my building makes fun of me for these armchairs because it just makes it so obvious that I don't have a lot of friends.

  • I make fun of myself for it a lot, but in reality I have come to peace with it, and the fact that I just like directly like one human at a time, just being by myself.

  • So there wasn't a whole lot of point in spending a lot of money on a couch and dedicating a lot of space in the apartment to it.

  • And at the end of the day, I do like my little Army buddies.

  • I think that you, since the Army years or so I went with a really minimal table that's just large enough to book a cup of coffee, a plate of objects that have absolutely no purpose whatsoever but look kind of aesthetically pleasing next to the living room area or in these double doors, which normally I keep closed during the day so that I have worked like clean living room area.

  • But and it better you can also enter for Miss your.

  • But I figured the double doors for a more dramatic also, just like look at how many fucking doors air in his apartment.

  • It's absurd.

  • Come on over.

  • Welcome to where the magic happens by the magic.

  • I mean ours off listening to my next door neighbor have sex through this incredibly thin wall.

  • Sex noises aside, this really has quickly become my favorite room in the apartment.

  • I have never had a place that feels so cozy and comforting and, like, intimate.

  • One of my friends describe this room has a vintage sex dungeon, which is really my entire brand.

  • To be honest, something feels really nice about being able to close the entire world way and just have a little dreamy space for myself.

  • I don't know.

  • I spent a lot of nights like looking up at the ceiling and tracing all the wallpaper.

  • And it's just a really nice place to get reflected to relax, even though the space is really tiny.

  • And it did get like, very, very sweaty during the summer.

  • And I honestly think I lost a good number of brain cells, the remaining brain cells that survived me, burning a brick pattern into Styrofoam, inhaling the fumes for my last department makeover.

  • I lost some of those overheating in this incredibly badly ventilated quarter of the apartment over the summer.

  • But then I got some fans go and I got cross wins.

  • I think I was able to salvage at least two of my last few brain cells in this corner, which is literally the only floor space I have in this closet slash bedroom that isn't taken out by my dead.

  • I added this dresser that I drifted.

  • I love how the gold in the shape of the handles kind of matches with gold leaf motif, a leaf motif.

  • Dr Seuss's quaking the least motif on the wall favor.

  • Now, figuring out the lighting set up for this bedroom was a little bit weird because it's a closet, in case I haven't mentioned that already.

  • So there are no outlets in this room, and the only life that I had was this weird little bold that screwed into the wall.

  • It doesn't even come with a light switch, so the only way you can turn it on and off is to unscrew and re screw in the light bulb every single time you want to use it.

  • So my solution was to sell all of my data into a device that listens to me nonstop in my own home in exchange for a minor convenience of being able to turn on this light.

  • Hey, Google, turn on my bedroom.

  • Sure turned to look at that totally worth all of my privacy.

  • Basically, I installed a Phillips Huebel, which you could control over your phone or a smart device in my case, and more importantly for me, you could also create custom colors on it, which is really exciting because I love, like setting a mood.

  • I love a cool lighting scheme.

  • It's been really cool for videos and also as lawyers for sex.

  • On unexpected bonus of this bedroom has been the fact that it is the only part of my apartment that you can't see from the street.

  • For those who you don't know my apartment like he's on ground level where people can just look into my window and see me here.

  • It's been nice to have a place where I can have sex without people on the street hearing and seeing me on, and instead, it's just this guy who could hear everything now through the living room.

  • This section is pretty much the exact same as you guys saw it last, so I really won't waste too much of your time on it.

  • This, of course, is my corner for getting dressed and taking a regis number of your selfies.

  • This is my grandma's sewing corner, where I try to repair clothing and not stab myself with too many sewing needles at a time.

  • This is my window for admiring my plant Children and avoiding eye contact with strangers walking by.

  • Now in this corner of the apartment on the other side of the window, I left it a little bit sparsely decorated.

  • I just have this step ladder, which I stained adore for brown color to the windows.

  • Granted, I didn't really message overstating it, but at this point, like I kind of fucking doesn't spending like 150 hours making over my apartment.

  • And this is also where I store my bike.

  • A lot of people ask me why the hell would like inside my apartment?

  • It's because I don't have a parking spot.

  • And I mean, like like out on the street.

  • Even if I walk it up like slowly, all the parts of my bike will get stolen one by one by people in this neighborhood anyway.

  • Well, I need to I can move the bike away.

  • Get this out of the way to and Archer, the way I now have this entire plane wall for me to shoot.

  • Look, books and videos on has been really useful because it is, like, surprisingly hard to be able to find a blank service that you could pull off.

  • You could take a full money.

  • So this is the corner of my apartment where I probably spend most time.

  • Although I don't think I really feel you it so far in this video.

  • I did feel myself putting together this part of the apartment, but I was a year younger at that point and just trying way too hard to be funny.

  • I got this folk.

  • How high throne?

  • Yes, in his phone.

  • So vegans don't unsubscribe.

  • Why was I like that?

  • To give you guys a quick version.

  • Though I keep the edges of this we know because I wanted it to national wood frame in the other room.

  • I don't care what Christine from simply Geological says This is the realist feel born.

  • Oh my God, no.

  • Hey, do you have a window?

  • FedEx, After all I want is my $1 desk from Goodwill.

  • I bought a dark brown leather chair and I put together this shelf to hold my camera equipment.

  • And would you guess it?

  • More plants, The instructions said to people recommend it, and I'm slowly starting to figure out why that is.

  • We're in Lee's forties office.

  • I went for a very like old man, Dark wood type of.

  • I've I wanted my office to look like it was the type of man who would call me Oriental, you know.

  • And I was finally able to buy a desktop computer, which has been an absolute lifesaver when I ended a video that has, like, 16 hours of footage like this one.

  • So yeah, well, it's not a bad place to spend most of my time, and it is conveniently right next to its next in the kitchen.

  • Speaking of oh, at last back in the kitchen where I belong.

  • So last time you guys all the kitchen I just applied contact paper.

  • But I decided to add a couple of finishing touches to make it feel a little bit more homey.

  • Have this knife rack where I, you know, things.

  • Stabbing intruder.

  • The choice is yours.

  • Really thought those somebody keeps knocking on my door at like, 3 a.m. And they won't go away for like an hour.

  • So I legitimately have grabbed this knife in the middle of the night and just like, stood by my own door waiting for them to go away.

  • Hashtag just girly things.

  • You never know when you're gonna die in your own apartment and you're constantly afraid that men are gonna kill you.

  • Great foursome, Additional storage.

  • I added this industrial kitchen rap, and I was just like the book of my pots and pans hanging up.

  • Brandon, My pan did look a lot more aesthetically pleasing when I originally bought it, but now it is just, like, completely covered in bird food.

  • Very rustic chic.

  • Let's call it 01 Weird work, though, of decision is that refrigerator opens the wrong way.

  • I was not kidding about my literary addiction, by the way, to end on perhaps the most anticlimactic note of all time.

  • Here's like Africa.

  • It looks like a bathroom.

  • Since the last time you saw that, I added a couple plans, one of which is absolutely thriving, living her best life, one of me just really struggling this year.

  • But so have I.

  • So I don't I don't blame her.

  • Maybe 2020 will be your year buddy and really the creme de la creme of this entire apartment is the sign that I found in a trash pile on my street.

  • It says, No dumping allowed.

  • Yeah, put it in the bathroom because I have the humor of a 12 year old boy.

  • Thank you.

  • So, yeah, that is my entire apartment.

  • At the risk of ending on a bit cheesy knows I wanted to thank you guys for literally allowing me to pay my rent.

  • I've said it before, but I'll say it again.

  • You guys are the best stripper Daddy's I could ever ask for.

  • Ironically enough that I've spent the past 11 months putting together this apartment, I decided that I'm moving across the country to New York in, like, three weeks because I love to suffer.

  • No, In reality, it is time for a change.

  • But I also had a lot of really good memories in this apartment, and all this is so thank you guys.

  • So much for watching is always and I will see you in my next apartment.

welcome to my first ever apartment all by myself.

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極致的公寓改造+公寓參觀! (THE ULTIMATE APARTMENT MAKEOVER + apartment tour!)

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    林宜悉 發佈於 2021 年 01 月 14 日
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