How I Decorated my 14m2 APARTMENT in PARIS 🏠

Bonjour, it's Théo 👋
After sharing with you a tour of my apartment in one of my last videos, I want to give you my tips on decorating and living in a tiny apartment !

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[MEHEKMOHSINI-ymhf]

Very nice Theo, I loved it, thank u for sharing, luv frm Mumbai, India

[cyzhouhk]

Hi, Theo, I used to live in an 11sqm apartment during university. And if there's one thing that you can do (and costs very little) that can instantly upgrade your apartment, it's cable management. So all the wires under your desk, with some ties (I suggest velcro cable ties for flexibility), can lead to a much cleaner look. Otherwise, you've done a much better job at decorating and incorporating personality than I ever had.

[Parischick]

Personal touches are what make a place home.

[ASC]

Nice apt. I would suggest a consolatrice for the bed to make it more comfy & put together & also fake plants on desk. Overall it's tidy & I enjoy your content & friends. Good day my new virtual friend.

[denisemarino]

From the USA. In the USA we use a single bed s a couch. Under the single bed, there is another single bed. It is called a "tundral bed". The single bed on the bottom will pull out and then it can be moved up to be equal to the top bed. Look for this type of bed. It is better than a futon. The normal matress will be better for back and you will sleep better.

[thesqmwonder]

Amazing! love what you did to the space!

[nataliemeier]

this is a good subject..for a sunday talk..to "leave" "let go" stuff or other.it is very very difficult for many people!

[cristinaulloar]

It looks like a cozy studio, to be quiet in your free time ☺

[mariannesvensson]

Have you ever considered putting up those wallpapers you can just pull down again when moving? Like a photo of a forest on your front door? Or just one length of wallpaper somewhere? I’ve been thinking about that myself, living in 37 sqm 😊

[JM-]

Curious...would you share which arrondissement?

[janicelaurin]

You are basically living the lifestyle of a minimalist, which I admire. I have so many books right now that I don't have any room on my bookshelves, so they are all in bags for now. I need to donate them to the library for their book sales. Just curious if you have shades or blinds for your big window?

[sandrad]

It's great how you make a tiny apartment functional for yourself!

[nataliemeier]

thank you for your last words.."you have to leave stuff"..really it is the most difficult for me..even now when I move..I wish a video of THIS SUBJECT::please;)! I'm afraid to loose my souvenirs, memories if I leave this stuff what I associate to a nice situation..or, f.ex. books, notes. that I loose some informations when I give them away..So much barriers in my head about;). Could you help please..😏?? It's a real problem😴

[ellendeman]

I think it looks great. I like the posters, you have a beautiful desk. Did you put the lamps on the fake plant, or did they came with the plants? I love them!

[vessyioannou]

I live in Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 💕 in a 41 sq metre apartment. My big bed is in a separate room my kitchen is in a separate room I have bathroom with a bath tub that I have difficulty cleaning. I have balcony with big plants 🪴 and I live centrally in a suburb that is almost big as a town.😊 I ❤️ have single bed couch in the living room a large TV desktop computer that I don't use I have dryer and washing machine I even have screen balcony door for insects in the summer. In the kitchen cabinets I store alot of decorations that I don't have place where to display. And I don't have many and pretty clothes.

[giotapan.pateraki]

It's true you should have the desk office by the window. Cables have extensions as many meters as you want. Yeah, it's a pity the way you have the furniture. 😊