Would you decorate a flat like that?

[Monoriu]

A home purchaser has responsibility to maintain the same decoration and layout as the intention of the original developer.

I'd find that a trifle difficult - my home was built in 1932. 

And my wife has declared that if I say that again she will seek a divorce 

[The Larch]

A home purchaser has responsibility to maintain the same decoration and layout as the intention of the original developer.

As soon as you purchase it it's yours to do as you please.

As long as it's not a landmark building, or something, of course.

[CountDeMoney]

I dunno Marty - the whole "loft" look is all about big open spaces, and your new condo seems really small...

Uhm dude, it's 100 square metres. You will hardly find anything bigger in Europe.

What's that in Earth measurements?

[Ed Anger]

I dunno Marty - the whole "loft" look is all about big open spaces, and your new condo seems really small...

Uhm dude, it's 100 square metres. You will hardly find anything bigger in Europe.

What's that in Earth measurements?

100 m² = 1076.391 ft²

He'd get overexcited about 1000 sq feet.

[Martinus]

 

But seriously, if you think that a 1000 sq. feet condo is small, you shouldn't really come to live in a European city.

[Eddie Teach]

It's big enough for 5 or 6 Chinese civil servants.

[Razgovory]

So where are you going to put the hamster wheel?

[Ideologue]

But seriously, if you think that a 1000 sq. feet condo is small, you shouldn't really come to live in a European city.

1000ft^2 isn't small for one person, to be sure.

[Pedrito]

I dunno Marty - the whole "loft" look is all about big open spaces, and your new condo seems really small...

I agree; the spaces in your apartment, although rather big, are too small to fit with the kind of decoration you like.
Very important What's the ceiling height? And is the living room luminous enough? If you plan to decorate with bricks, but you don't have a large room with high ceilings and wide windows, you'll risk ending with a place that looks more a wine cellar than a loft.

L.

[The Larch]

If you get into full wall-tearing mode, I'd also think about scrapping the separation with the corridor and that silly wall between the windows in the living room, in order to maximize the open space thingie.

[katmai]

I like bricks. 

Exposed brick is a lot like IKEA;  after a certain age/income level, you outgrow it.

If the place he was moving into then sure brick is fine. But is he planning to actually put brick over the walls?

[Martinus]

I dunno Marty - the whole "loft" look is all about big open spaces, and your new condo seems really small...

I agree; the spaces in your apartment, although rather big, are too small to fit with the kind of decoration you like.
Very important What's the ceiling height? And is the living room luminous enough? If you plan to decorate with bricks, but you don't have a large room with high ceilings and wide windows, you'll risk ending with a place that looks more a wine cellar than a loft.

L.

That is why I am paying $6000 to an interior decorator - to make sure whatever I have in mind looks good in the space I have.

[Grey Fox]

A home purchaser has responsibility to maintain the same decoration and layout as the intention of the original developer.

What if the developer had no intention in decoration?

[Grallon]

Everyone I asked ...

Aren't you supposed to leave? 

You know, I was against the prank when I realized it was one devised for the sole purpose of ostracizing you.  Now somebody else has been banned, for your sake, while you come back in here to 'entertain' us with the above inanities.   You either have no pride or no shame.  Is it inborn or is that the consequence of your bed practices?





G.

[Grey Fox]

Some people don't understand a joke, even when they are not part of it.