Wow, this place is a palace. You could pretend you are onthe set of "Parasite". Haha.
Gawd. That apartment is the size of my last bathroom.
This place is big enough to have a whole stove and oven. For real, though, this actually looks like a fairly decent apartment in Korea, it's just that all of the junk kills it. It's a little old, too, but imagine the space without all of the clutter. If you're single or married/no children, a little bit of elbow grease and planning could make it super cute and efficient. Just whoever lives there now doesn't know how to, lol.
Take a closer look. That is not a stove or an oven. It is akimchi refrigerator. The gas range is in the corner behindthe kimchi refrigerator.
But that's space enough for an electric stove/oven, lol. I'd just cover the old range up with something to turn it into extra counter space.
These are like audition photos for the Korean version of "Hoarders".
my husband would be featured on that show if it aired here.......and it drives me crazy and is quite overwhelming
Koreans still seem to be very utilitarian...Windows are never cleaned and many times coveredwith ugly plastic film or bubble wrap.
This particular bit drives me crazy.When we bought our apartment, one of the biggest draws was the view: huge floor-to-ceiling south-facing windows that overlook the river, a bit of forest, farmland, a distant hamlet, and the mountains. Amazing lighting for a sunroom, fantastic sunrises/sunsets etc etc etc. The previous owners? When we first viewed the place, they were using the sunroom as a storage area, boxes and random crap packing the whole thing so that the windows were almost entirely hidden from view. Such a hideous, mind-boggling waste.