The only thing I hate is the fact it's rented and not owned. I would hate to lose something as amazing as this!

@KaleHello

8 жыл бұрын

+Matt Greenland This sounds quite selfish but I guess if they decide to leave, they can demolish everything and leave it to the original condition it was in.. No offence but during my undergrad years, I signed the contract saying everything had to be returned to its original unless you upgraded your apt and fix it up they didn't care. My landlord was too cheap to even clean the moldy windows so I too gave them back a pair of moldy windows.

@GEAUXFRUGAL

8 жыл бұрын

+Matt Greenland They can take it all down and with them when they leave.

@MattGreenland

8 жыл бұрын

*****​ the copies are never as good as the original

@hipatiadealejandria2452

8 жыл бұрын

+S. McCloy I think that above all they enjoyed all the process of creating. It was not a sacrifice.

@zazaaziella16

5 жыл бұрын

+Matt Greenland If they stay there for five years, it's worth it. It is normal to fix your space up, in NYC. I have done this a few times. They are a running a business there, which gives them a write off. Most of the stuff could be taken with them. I love the soundproofing that they did. Noise between apts is a problem in NYC/Brooklyn.

I love the business friendship and partnership these two have.

I am speechless with the vision, creativity and ingenuity of these guys. As a native New Yorker, I know that there are all sorts of real estate design hidden behind our brick walls, but these guys did AWESOME work. I love it. To make such impressive improvements of someone else's property is really crazy, but you can't hold back creativity. If they ever leave, the landlord is going to triple the rent. LOL!

@HelenaMikas

9 жыл бұрын

My only hope is the protection of tenants is good over there . After all these guys have invested wow !!! They have worked magic ..

@yossguzman7988

4 жыл бұрын

I would take it all down and leave it the way it was if I moved out

I find myself coming back to this video a few times a year. Its Definitely one of my favorites.

Smart guys. Don't let naysayers get to you, you guys are the future of New York City. It reminds me of Europe and Asia.

Definitely one of the more impressive ones especially with a limited budget. Much props to these guys

Wow, I think this is my favourite one so far.

@HelenaMikas

9 жыл бұрын

yes my feelings too

@zusurs

9 жыл бұрын

Agree - most of tiny apartments/homes in this channel feels cramped and overstuffed, but this apartment is amazingly cosy and feels great!

@eggtoast

9 жыл бұрын

Artūrs Savickis and very personalized. Like it's really cool and looks incredibly modern and put together.

@AnakaStar

7 жыл бұрын

Robert Breen very inspiring! I wonder if they could buy the landlord out. I would keep that place.

@TheCharleecrat

7 жыл бұрын

I was wondering what that building would go for if it were for sale ?

This place is AMAZING. I love the bedrooms.

This is one of the very best creative living spaces I have ever seen. So cool and comfortable. Great job!

Useful things to have for a tiny house. Like the bike rack, dry rack, furniture that moves so you can push it in a corner.

Man I love creativity... I like thinking out of the box.. And I must say this thing blew my mind seriously... The best designing video I've seen so far... This is the pinnacle of creativity.. Hats off to these guys..

They should really should figure out a way to buy this. Some way. Some how. I would HATE to invest not only so much finance but time, energy and care only to be kicked out whenever the landlord really wants them out through some stupid loophole(hopefully that doesn't happen and the landlord is cool). This is why I NEVER have put too much into any apartment I lived in rather than kept it sanitary and maybe add a little of my taste to it here and there. Unless I end up paying super cheap rent or having ownership I my living space, I refuse to put so much and too much into it.

@sophiaa.4724

8 жыл бұрын

What will happen is the landlord will see how nice it is and jack up the rent. If they don't like it they will leave and the landlord will charge the next tenant an obscene amount. But hopefully their landlord is better than that.

@andyblackpool

7 жыл бұрын

That's how the system works I fear and they will likely eventually fall victim of their own success. Good luck to them maybe their landlord is cool they worked hard and did a great job.

@HawkeyeCharmer

7 жыл бұрын

I'm wondering, isn't every thing they've put in, kinda their property? So if they leave, they can sell all the wood and ply and only leave the bare essentials... probably make enough to help with the next apartment.

@kathyyoung1774

7 жыл бұрын

Dan Zena I had that happen, fixed up and painted a rental house. The landlord saw it and raised my rent 75%, and I had to move out.

@danzena4059

7 жыл бұрын

Kathy Young That's so unfortunate. If anything the landlord should cut the rent a little

This is a creative bachelor pad. So well thought through out the small spaces. Well done!!

If someone wanted to understand what tiny space living is, then this is the video I would show them. Your best video so far!

crazy how much time, effort, and money into a rental!

@Gatrehs

7 жыл бұрын

Most of the materials they used for this stuff was free, AKA they found it.

@D-me-dream-smp

2 жыл бұрын

It was also a learning experience for them plus they are enjoying the space. I’m sure these guys will go onto bigger and brighter things.

I like it! It beats the hell out of my old bachelor pad which was almost twice this size. These two guys are living practical, yet very comfortable.

these guys are living an awesome existence

I have to say... this is one of the best set out tiny homes you've featured on this channel, Kirsten. I love the drying rack above the sink. I love the elevated beds. I love the converted garage. I love the overhead dry ingredience above the door and open hanging of utencils/pots/pans. I love the bike racks. I mostly love that the house really doesn't look compromised. The only thing which could obviously have reduced the space they needed was to just suck it up and share the one bed. ;) That will probably be phase 2. Good luck boys!

@Sh4d0wQu33n

9 жыл бұрын

"That will probably be phase 2" This sounds both ominous and hilarious at the same time XD I agree! I love this tiny house because it is so fully equipped with resources that it doesn't feel minimalist at all - If anything, it feels the opposite.

@reinaldosuarezjrsuarez2598

9 жыл бұрын

@RedfishInc

7 жыл бұрын

it's not a tiny home.

@dorothyholder7332

6 жыл бұрын

TVFILMBUFF. THEY'VE DONE A GREAT JOB WITH THEIR RENTAL SPACE ; EXTRAEMLY CREATIVE AND ATTRACTIVE ENVIRONMENT. HOWEVER IF UNLESS TWO MEN ARE GAY IT WOULD NEVER EVEN OCCUR TO THEM TO WANT TO SLEEP WITH EACH OTHER.

I'm only 3 minutes in and this is my favorite project yet! I want a place like this so bad!

There are some many things to admire here. To take should a small space and to be able to transform it to should a warm, inviting, and useful space is just amazing. And to do it all on a budget is just icing on the cake. What is the most amazing aspect of this project is the fact that you guys are still friends after the project. Most husbands and wives would killed each other by the end of should a project.GREAT JOB!!!

this is so incredibly cool...makes me want to have a smaller room! Kat xx

@landth78

9 жыл бұрын

you are so jealous of trisha paytas

@TheGlamorousLife

9 жыл бұрын

landth78 huh?

There is nothing about this place that isn't completely FABULOUS!!! Bravo!!! I love it!!!

They did an amazing job ! I like the rooms, the stools, the DIY furniture. In fact, I like everything here !

Watching this was seriously 20 of my favorite minutes of my life.

These fellows are amazing!!! I love their space!!! Wow, their home is so incredible!! I've often heard about the tiny living spaces in New York City but man, I'll take their apartment any day! The restaurant/music space is absolutely genius.

This is truly one of the best tiny space videos I've seen to date! When I look at their bedrooms I'm reminded of a berth on a ship or a train's sleeping quarters. But the headroom incorporated into Adam and Evan's bedrooms avoids that tunnel effect present in so many other loft designs for tiny spaces.

You two young men have done an amazing job! I'm sure your families are proud of you!

I love when he's playing the tool guitar and he says embarassedly "I didn't really think about how you'd play this, it's like, it's kind of odd."

@tonytunbridge6275

4 жыл бұрын

Adam looks sexy playing it like that!

The colored wood looks great.

Wow!! You guys are like soul brothers...really rare compatibility..talents which compliment each other..liking so many of the same things...taste in design and comfort... REALLY RARE... I'm so impressed and a bit jealous that that type of partner compatibility appears to be so easy and natural for you two yet a rare quality and situation to duplicate for the rest of us :) Cheers! and grand wishes for your ever expanding success! Thank you for sharing...hope you keep us updated in the future!

I love the DIY aspect of it, just two guys making the best of what they can get.

This is my favorite video about living space. It turned out amazing! I would kill for that kitchen! Great job guys!❤

But about the video, this is such a cool design, I love the look, it's kinda rustic but refined and stylish at the same time, I especially love the multi color wood on the ceiling and the elevated beds.

@donnaconrad8851

8 жыл бұрын

+95TurboSol Funny - I like the "bed"...rooms, the least! My fav is the kitchen and the entertainment space where they host dinners and play music.

Who come here in 2019? Saw this a few years back and it left quite an impression. I wonder if this duo still live here today

@rachayap3754

4 жыл бұрын

Im wonder as well.

@rentboy7566

4 жыл бұрын

They have a website and are still working together and still hosting events at the apartment

Why can't I ever get renters like these guys?

@troweltheory

7 жыл бұрын

because you aren't screening for creative spirits. it isn't all about the credit score+down payment, people have more value than that, but of course be careful of the crazies lol

Kirsten, perfect utilization of all the space. At 4:58, it is amazing how a TV, computer and books are accommodated in a tiny space without making it over crowded. Thank you for sharing such an inspiring furniture design and kitchen design ideas.

Love the loft beds but the greatest thing in that place was the above the sink drain rack/plate storage.

@marimarianations9355

3 жыл бұрын

Honestly as an European I grew up seeing those everywhere, kinda funny that other people find it crafty or cool hahaha

I really love this! They used the space so well and it looks so stylish too ☺️

I can agree with a lot of people here when I say this is probably one of my favorite spaces you've featured. I like how they didn't have to sacrafice anything, even their bedroom space wasn't really sacraficed, if anything it turned out great. In other videos you always hear, "the only thing I wish we had/could've done is...." but with these guys, they've really thought of everything! nothing feels cramped, and they used the space wisely, love how they don't have to use a ladder to get to their beds and there's all that head space above. Big living room, beautiful kitchen, smart with what they've done with the garage. Awesome guys, so glad you featured them!

I watch this video once a year. Their out-of-the-box leasure-oriented choices still brings me so much joy.

Wow!!!! you guys are brilliant, I love everything you have done, great ideas, wonderful use of space, really cool bedrooms, Love the kitchen and the drainer like we have in europe, love the use of the garage as a dinner club/music room, love the light fixture in the bathroom. wonder what your day jobs are, with talent like this you two can do anything. Love Layannie & Zoltan xox

I agree with everyone else - this is so cool! These two are incredibly talented and creative. I want to have dinner in their garage. Love it. Thank you!

Love Love love your channel!! This is better than tiny houses! This is an artistic freedom of space!! I love how different people live and that their houses do not look perfect and impecable, they just look AMAZING! Love it! So much art and so much freedom!

Loved this place! Packed with clever ideas. These guys are so talented. Cooking, playing music, entertaining, etc. They know how to enjoy what they LOVE! I loved all the furniture he created, too. Wine bottle lighting was cute! I was inspired watching their place.

Great place, I loved the paint job on the wall with guitars. I es pecially liked all of the re-purposed wood. I'm no nearly skilled enough to make furniture look that good from so little. Great job guys!

I love all your vids but this one was neat and still ongoing , cool thanks...

I find it so odd and amazing that when the added to rooms it made the space look a lot larger than it really is.

Great ideas and use of space. Love the bike racks. So much more practical than bought ones.

I love this and could easily see myself living here. The layout is great- it doesn't come across as too small. Well done!

Really neat use of the space.

I watch this video over and over again and never get bored. Such an inspiration.

such creativity

I lived a few times in rented apartments but I will never invest time and money in changing the place. What happens if the owner want to sell the place or increase the rent? I imagine that owning something in a large city like that is almost impossible considering that they pay 2200$ /month for that space. But that is probably just me. Most people feel comfortable in a rented place and live their entire life that way.

@zusurs

9 жыл бұрын

Was looking for this comment, not dissapointed. I mean - only time that I really invested in repair works in rented apartment was my first place, when I was like 18 or something. And landlord sold the place six months later and kicked me out - I felt so dissapointed for all the money and work that was lost, so after that I've never spent more than few hundred dollars for minor repairs or some small furniture until finally bought own apartment.

@EMSpdx

9 жыл бұрын

It depends on where you are and who you are. This space works as an experimental space for the duo's craft work, plus you can sign long term rental agreements in NYC that makes the minor financial investment these two made worth it.

@electrodacus

9 жыл бұрын

Edith Spencer It depends if long therm rental agreement works for the renter also. Not sure why you say those are minor financial investments. The materials they used where mostly free or inexpensive but the amount of work and effort is quite valuable also. If that was their apartment and they have done those changes the value of the apartment will have increased much more than the sum of the parts they purchased. Still there are many situations that was just my comment is no general rule.

@EMSpdx

9 жыл бұрын

Thanks for mentioning the time that the two put in. That is something I did not remember to factor !

@WiseOnion

9 жыл бұрын

It's called being productive. It only has benefits like being active phsycially mentally and great way to practice skills.

This is wonderful inspiration! These guys have really allowed themselves to think outside of the box - and create a quality of life living space, music space and restaurant - - Wow! We all need to spend time rethinking how we live and what will best serve ourselves, our loved ones, our communities and the planet! Thank you for this! Well done guys!

I watched this years ago and it inspired me to divide my one bedroom apt to two and this is where i have been living since then, now that I am moving out, I come back looking for inspiration again, glad i found it. Thanks for the still having it on.

That is so awesome! I need to get a place that I can build out into my own custom space.

that sock at 2:44

@ZeppinEUW

7 жыл бұрын

"on a budget"

@YodiRoberts

7 жыл бұрын

I think that's when you know how to do everything to build a house but mom will always take care of your laundry... and mom lives far far away!

@troweltheory

7 жыл бұрын

lol i paused, then replayed at slow speed, wasnt sure if the heels were just yellow fabric, but nope, that's a hole. really cute guy tho so forgivable

@gd.523

6 жыл бұрын

I swear, you guys are some private investigators. I would've Never noticed that hole is his sock. But thanks for the laugh😄😄

Wow! Great that these guys are using their respective talents to not only adapt the living space, but to help with the ongoing living cost. Kinda amazing. Oh, and the dishes draining above the sink... I want that (tho I do have a dishwasher). This was brilliant!

honestly my favorite video/tiny home you have featured! I really love everything behind this. Their ingenuity and creativity really transformed this studio into something way more. They each have their own living space and a shared common space to include a practically fully sized kitchen and a giant dinning room/recreational room. Greta feature!

WOW I think this is my favorite place you've showed us so far. It's amazing, especially considering these guys are just renting it. They clearly worked so hard. Not only is it very clever and well designed, but I LOVE the style and decorations and how cozy but stylish it looks. Plus these guys seem so multitalented (and they're both cute). Where can I sign up to live there? Hahahaha!

This is unbelievably amazing and creative

These guys are living a creative dream of an adventure. I am jealous! Love how they experiment with their ideas and their lives flow more smoothly. KUDOS to them!!! Again, ideas are percolating!

I absolutely LOVE everything about this place.. what a great space. I am fully impressed!

Where's the bathroom??

@vaniavss

9 жыл бұрын

***** Ok, but I'd like to see the interior. Anyway, thanks for the explanation.

@MegaMoose1989

9 жыл бұрын

Vania S. I think the dry food shelf was above the door to the bathroom.

this is so creative!!

Love the design of the apartment, and their bar/club thing is awesome! But of all the things I saw, I LOVED the bike rack the most. How simple, ingenious and perfectly executed answer to a usually complex situation. Even in a garage it is a great thing. How cool to do that with your father. Loved their honest simplicity, in order to create room for the rest of their deeply experienced lives!

Crazy genius that WORKS!!! Such creativity and cooperation between these guys....and a wicked cool space. And NOTHING says "Wall Art" like a RED Cannondale!!! TERRIFIC!!! ~RED ☮♥♫

i misread the title as from apartment to fight club, got too excited

@ulvha

5 жыл бұрын

Now I know I am not Alone!

great job guys

Kirsten this has been one of your best video's in a long time. Loved it, thanks for sharing.

Great creativity and, more importantly, friendship...Bravo!

That is a lot of rent! But I guess it is in NY. I live in the UK and I pay £500 for a 1 bedroomed house. Love their place. I'd love to get a room like that and do it up to exactly how they done it.

@user-db6el7eb9p

4 жыл бұрын

Where is UK is that? I live in UK too £500 gets you a cupboard in a shared accommodation.

So basically Adam designed everything

@olivierpreziosa1707

8 жыл бұрын

+Sam Garratt-Brown but Evan fed him ...

@jcuevasqu55

5 жыл бұрын

@@olivierpreziosa1707 lol Which is very important too! Lol 😂

@davidma6616

3 жыл бұрын

That’s why he got the room with the window lol

What clever young men. So creative, they've really used their smarts :)

Love how they've designed the house around their hobbies to enhance creativity! Cheers to that

The sad part about this is that they invested all this money into a *rental* property. In the end, they only gave the landlord a ton of money to make off the next tenant. The landlord got a free renovation and they spent a ton of money in addition to their rent.

@gratefullydeadful

9 жыл бұрын

I shared the same thoughts. Maybe the landlord gave them a rent reduction? $2200/month seems way below market for such a large space.

@Rickity2345

9 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking. But they'll probably be living there for years

@tinyhouseinthecity520

8 жыл бұрын

CptSchmidt Agreed. So I guess it balance out if they are hosting paid dinner parties and music nights. This is like a live in art studio but legal cause most artist I know live in their art studio illegally unless you got money (for the most part). lol

@Kelpy

8 жыл бұрын

CptSchmidt the cost of having one single rental unit instead of a double unit probably offset ALL construction costs in about 2-3 months, the rest is gravy!

@lifeofchrisj

8 жыл бұрын

CptSchmidt True, but if they spent that much money renovating that space, they are probably making way more than they need.

that's so! cool having dinner and people over to hear you guys live jazz! wow! 😉👌 good job guys!

Why is he sooo darn cute though? Giving me Keanu reeves Vibe, adorable! 😍 But amazing Job with the place, those guys are brilliant

That was enjoyable. The video just popped up .....We thought it was new. It is six plus years old! One of your best videos!

Damn this apartment can live at least 4 people!

I think that is a beautiful space.

so beautiful, one of my fav spaces featured on this channel

I really liked how they design it. They have their own private spaces but at the same time they are able to do what they love doing, playing music and even cooking.

Friendship goals I just wonder how they bring romantic dates home?

@TolgaXatalic

7 жыл бұрын

What do you mean "how"? Their rooms are sound-proof m8

@ekoptica2756

7 жыл бұрын

theyre small af

@TolgaXatalic

7 жыл бұрын

The rooms or the beds? The beds are Queen and Twin I think he said, that'll easily let you bang-a-rang a chick

@ekoptica2756

7 жыл бұрын

TolgaXatalic seems too tight, plus the bed is raised, you have to take stairs to bed, it's not really practical

@YodiRoberts

7 жыл бұрын

queen and double... I'm thinking by double he meant a full size (big enough for two, not quite a Queen)

Ingenious creativity, however the city could fail you for the clothing in the walls. It's a fire hazard as all insulation should be non-combustible. Could be a fatal choice.

@kathrynwitte3398

5 жыл бұрын

Guy Moreau don’t tell all the people who use wool as insulation!

That mirror is very smart. Genius! I love this mancave! The colours of the wood panels I love too.

wow this is a very nice place. the bedrooms are just amazing. i'm in love with this place.....

What if you fall out of the bed

The amount of times they emphasize the sound insulation. Yes we get it, you guys are single. Cool apartment tho.

@AfricancoolChic

7 жыл бұрын

Loooooooooools!

@MassDynamic

5 жыл бұрын

there's that and then there's 𝚝𝚑𝚊𝚝

@Sammy200655294

5 жыл бұрын

my thoughts exactly :D

@daniel_8181

5 жыл бұрын

They could be such a nice couple though ....;-) with one bigger bedroom! ahaha :-)

@HisameArtwork

4 жыл бұрын

not single at night...why else would sound proofing be so important XD ...as someone who lived in USA coming from East Europe, americans have very cheap crappy walls and I could hear the the student girls next door bashing the bed or dragging it around. They were both very overweight so I can't imagine what those poor beds went through... while in other places in USA where I lived I could hear babies crying and handegg matches.

This one.... was AMAZING. I think this is my favorite so far. Brilliant.

Again another wow video,showing off how amazing the human mind can be.....For a person to see potential in a place you living in is inspiring, even if the appartment is totally empty with little to no shelves cupboards etc. Well done. 👌

Their next move should be to try to own the space instead of renting. They could make alot more money back by doing so if the landlord would sell.

Cool but for how practical they are I wonder why they didn't install sliding doors for their bedrooms

@crystals429

8 жыл бұрын

maybe so it can keep in my noise...so when they have ladies over

@anuninterestedsaitama4838

8 жыл бұрын

One question , how do they secretly fap o.O

@anuninterestedsaitama4838

8 жыл бұрын

Also they dont have. Doors to minimise the cost

@cysontm

8 жыл бұрын

+182parker Sliding doors usually have gaps between the door and the frame, not so good for soundproofing.

@182parker

8 жыл бұрын

+Leon Hades true that. Was thinking along the lines of saving space when I made that comment rather than sound proofing so good point

This is an amazing design! I love when people repurpose materials, and they made such good use of space for their storage.

You guys have done a fantastic job. It’s obviously a place that’s been designed to live in. Awesome. I feel these guys have bright futures with their enthusiastic positive attitude and ingenuity.

Why didn't they buy the house and renovate it? I live in a rental right now and I'm not going to do anything in this house even the garden space

@jrj97

3 жыл бұрын

Presumably because they couldn't afford to........

those poor poor New Yorkers... don't even have enough money for a brand new pair of socks :(

The best renters/ tenants ever. Totally impressed with these guys 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

A really inspired video, and who cares if they’re renting, you have to live in the moment and not hang on to money. My wife and lived in two rental properties in the space of 12 months, during which time we increased the market value of one by literally thousands, and left the second home unrecognisable to the one we moved into (in a good way, obviously). I learned a lot about my own skills throughout that process and I regret nothing, in fact we have continued that trend in s home we still don’t own, and I could care less for ‘ownership’ or mortgages, particularly when you could lose the entire property through default beyond your control.

I can only imagine the awkwardness when they bring girls home...lol!

@carolannrompca5495

4 жыл бұрын

There rooms are sound proofed they just showed you,and they can shut their doors...