STRAIGHT UP DREAM HOME: It's a treehouse, I'm not sure where yet, but preferably somewhere warm. It has a staircase to get up and down but also the option of a slide. There's a nice giant swing attached for summer days and a perfect shady spot under the tree for picnics. Me and my nine sausage dogs are very happy there. Alfie Enoch hopefully moves in soon too.
I litterally drew that house when I was a kid ! It also had a trampoline to get inside (stairs were boring apparently) and you landed on basically a bed-floor.
Dream accommodation: - One of those houses in Disney ! - Beach house in Australia - Condo in New York - Flat in London with you, Dodie, Hazel, Jack and Dan (sorry to be weird but ngl I think that would be pretty fun) 😂
Hah same! Too noisy and you're surrounded by other people and their crap. Plus the lack of ventilation in the bedroom. I don't think it's even legal here to have bedrooms with no windows... that could be wrong though.
My friend will lives in one of these and he just gets really sweaty and has a fan on him blowing warm air on his face constantly in his room. The living area isn't bad but its so box like where he sleeps.
Having lived in two warehouses in Manor House back in the days, I can relate. Amazing experience for meeting people and living an inspired, creative life but I really don't miss the lack of windows at all ; ) If money was not an issue, I would buy a house in a quiet yet central London neighborhood.
My dream living situation has gone from a tiny little cottage a secret garden-esc garden and with climbing roses all over the walls to a place spacious in the suburbs but within half an hour of the city that has an entire room dedicated to being my library and another room for painting/crafts/make shift photography studio to anywhere that is not my parents place that I can actually afford!
Wow, that warehouse looks like an incredible place to live!-and it's decorated so nicely! I hope the first place I stay in for an extended period of time feels as much like home as your warehouse does.
This sounds like my ideal living situation. I don't like sharing bathrooms, but I love the idea of living in a communal space with my own separate space within it.
Trust me London is awesome loads of the time but some times it's the worst living here, can end up feeling really crowded :L Depends on what type of place you like to live :)
Dream house would be big with a big kitchen, space to invite friends, space to work, space to film videos, space to craft stuff, space to make music... basically a ginormous house with mini-studios in every room and of course tons of natural light! couldn't live without it!
A dream house would probably either be a treehouse community in the middle of forest, an abandoned temple high in the mountains, or some kind of floating hut off of a pacific island. Whatever it is, self sufficiency is key - hunting, farming, keeping animals. Alternatively, I saw a New Lives in the Wild where a couple lived permanently n a boat and sailed around the south pacific - I have to admit that looked awesome.
I never even realised that this was an option! I always thought the cheapest way to live in London is to get a tiny studio or flatshare. thank you for making this video, warehouse living seems quite similar to university halls!
as soon as you said there are no windows I just went NOPE NOPE NOPE. I am really phobic of any kind of windowless/underground places because they remind me of bunkers and that's just my worst fear
My dream home would be a small-ish flat in London or somewhere close to London that I'd live in with one or more friends. Windows would be nice, some kind of balcony or patio or SOMETHING with outside space. I don't really want much, it's more the feeling of having my own space, but also being able to be with friends.
Honestly my dream living situation would be something like that (you know, what you were just talking about in the video :)), or living in uni halls (maybe with a bigger room, because rooms in halls are usually quite small). I just love having loads of people around and the idea of living alone or with just one other person isn't appealing to me at all.
In Hamburg we have this hole warehouse district wich has been converted. Most of it is over 100 years old and you got streets on one side of the buildings and canals on the other. It is totally different from what you describe. It's been converted to real flats besides of the other uses like some tourist attractions and carpet dealers.
My OH and I just bought our first house together! and yes. moving is stressful. My one tip is label every side of your boxes. Random I know but trust me. we labelled the top of ours. Rookie mistake!
When I was studying in this private art school in Finland I lived in a house with 15 other people I think. I shared a smallish room with a roommate (every room had it own bathroom), there was those communal areas and yeah. You learn a lot living like that! And I'm currently living with two roommates. I like living with roommates, but having my own hole to crawl into in the apartment is nice thing too.
People live in warehouses? I didn't realise that. I can relate to never living anywhere for long since becoming an adult. I think the dream home is a modern apartment in a place that has everything right there, like a roof garden and a gym, and lots of space, while being as close to a central train station to take you into London or away into the countryside within like an hour.
As someone born in London it's really frustrating how living in a warehouse is probably the only option I could afford, but definitely isn't one that I'd enjoy. My home city is so expensive that I can't afford to leave my childhood bedroom and it's infuriating -.-
Dream living situation (if money wasn't an issue): solitary house looking out over a wide green valley, with a large conservatory/glasshouse and grand piano. Having grown up far out in the countryside, I don't think any level of practicality/ease of sociability of the city can ever truly outweigh living within a beautiful landscape for me. Each to their own of course :) Hope the move is okay! I'm sure once you all get together as a team you'll find it much less stressful.
First off thanks for using my question. Sorry took so long to watch, but I finally have good internet!! So now I get to binge watch you! My ideal living would've an apt near the beach by myself or a house with a couple of roommates.
Dream Living Situation: main requirements are space for a library with nice wooden flooring and rugs and a nice big garden with at least one tree. ALSO I desperately want a roll top desk
Okay but you look SO AMAZING in this. Like I will for sure come back and watch this again just to stare at how good you look. Your hair! Your brows! Your eyeshadow! The top! Amazing. And the warehouse seems like a dream, this was a really cool video. Good luck with the move to your new home xo
My dream home: a house in the forest , maybe a cabin that overlooks a gigantic lake and beautiful mountain scenery. There are locals near by who do a lot of hiking and canoeing and the house is not even 10 minutes away from a ski mountain. DREAM.
Thanks for a fun insight to your current but soon to be old house. Living in a warehouse does sound pretty cool, must have reminded you of uni days; in halls? Excited for you that you're moving on in the world and I hope you keep onto those good memories from the previous house! 😊 Which friends are you sharing with? Anyone from CZcams? Also! I liked your outfit in this video, the golden look suited you nicely. Made you look like a pretty statue! Haha!
She's mentioned living with eleven other people online before though possibly not on youtube. As for them not being friends - I don't feel that's uncommon - I've only ever lived in house shares with people I didn't know beforehand since moving country almost two years ago - I had no friends here beforehand and then I just didn't have friends who needed someone to move in with (I am moving in with a friend next month though). Also in London where rent is so expensive most people can't afford to live alone or in small groups so house shares with strangers are even more common.
interesting and I'm aware that moving in with strangers is not uncommon, but I guess the combination of the sheer number of room mates and the fact that none of them are related to her or her friends made it especially note-worthy to me :)
My dream home is an open studio apartment. Like a big communal room with a kitchen and dining area and a couch and pretty art on the walls and nice windows. Then a bedroom and bathroom, maybe another couple rooms for roommates, but I like to think that I won't need roommates forever. Also, some place animal-friendly.
It sounded like just a minor problem, having no windows in a room, but when you think about it I think that's one of the most important features. You can't ventilate your room after a late night out, you can't ventilate your room during hot summer nights, you can't feel the sun waking you up in the morning, you have no natural light at all ... I would love to live in a warehouse like that, but no windows ... that's just like a nightmare
My dream home would be a tiny but that tiny house by the beach that looks old and kind of spooky but in a really cute way. I would have a bright red door, a porch and a porch swing. And my very own library with one of those beauty and the beast ladders. Also your hair looks fantastic, Hannah!
I'd live as part of a commune in a mediaeval castle that had been somewhat updated to include modern conveniences. It would be in a river valley surrounded by mountains and the river would wind for miles and take you all the way to the sea.
This was so great to hear about because im looking to try warehouse living at the end of the year. South london would be amazing but the prices may just do me in :(
this looks very cool but I know in reality I am far too introverted and awkward to ever live in a place like this 😂 My ideal living space would be a smallish cottage somewhere pretty with a couple of friends, an open fire and a roof you can sit on and stargaze ❤️
My dream home would either be a beach house overlooking the Pacific Ocean, or the top floor of a canal house in Amsterdam. IME, living next to a body of water is extremely meditative and tranquil.
As soon as you said you had no natural light and windows I was like nope, nope, nopity nope. My ideal living situation would either be a strawbale cottage by myself near the sea or a big studio apartment in Melbourne with beautiful everything and big windows.
This is so cool!!! Oh my god I had no idea this was a thing... I'm so worried about moving to London because I know finding a place to live is so difficult but this sounds great
My ultimate goal is the live in an industrial loft penthouse in the middle of a city on my own. I want the living area all open plan with double height ceilings and an exposed brick wall and bookshelves lining a whole wall and then a spiral staircase to a mezzanine living area which goes into a bedroom and office. I want MASSIVE loft windows covering the whole loft so I can watch the sunrise over the cityscape. ❤
Even if money wasn't an object, a warehouse would be an amazing place to live. I like the idea of a communal space as well as privacy and there always being someone about
dream home would be an apartment in a cold city with huge windows, floorboards, and shit tons of indoor plants. and a big studio so i could shoot videos there. lol it'd be pretty cool to have a stained glass window too.. and a really deep bath.
Dream living situation: Parisian apartment, all white walls, big windows, tall doors, little roof garden/balcony maybe, small maybe me and two other people
I'm currently saving as much of my income as possible, and investing, in order to buy a house for myself. It doesn't have to be a big house. It doesn't have to be a great house. But I want a place that is mine. My ideal house has space for a large library. I would love a dedicated room for that, full of shelves and some comfy chairs. I also want a sunroom (a room set off from the house with three exposed walls mostly of glass), but I would only sit in it when it is raining, so I could read during storms.
I had a very similar situation last year when living in student accommodation where I moved into a house of 13 people (that's not even including the couples) though we had infinitely less communal space walls were paper thin and just lead to huge house tensions... especially when you had people walking and talking above your head every day until 3 in the morning. Though there were upsides like we had hugs parties and great film nights and someone was always home to talk to :) ... all though thank god I'm moving to Oxford next year to live with just one other person!
My Dream Home would be a XV Century Castle :), with Dungeons etc... Surrounded by a Lake :) haha, But Hanna i know what you mean living with other ppl, in a huge house i did that once, in the past, where we had about 11 ppl too, 2 kitchens it was nice, we had family room, a pool table that was fun and cool :)
I wish I could live in a warehouse situation it looks so cool!! Plus I love being around lots of people but I think the mess would drive me mad! I'm definitely not laid back in that sense! Good luck with your new place!!
Dream living situation would be an airy, roomy-but-not-huge flat in/around London with a couple of close friends and at least 3 cats. I really like the idea of living in a converted warehouse but I think the lack of bedroom windows would definitely be a problem for me - I need to be able to get some fresh air!
HANNAH YOU POSTED THIS AT THE PERFECT TIME I'm literally in bed looking for rooms because I'm moving to London in September for university but I'm a dirt poor student so I'm going to look for places like this on Gumtree. Thank you thank you thank you xxx
It sounds so cool! But I think I wouldn't get used to having a room without windows, I'd feel trapped in it. At the moment I'm living in a student's flat and I can hear everything that happens on the flat as well as the neighbours arguing (which happens a lot), so I can relate to the noise stuff. My dream home would be a cozy house in Amsterdam where I could have enough space for my stuff, my future cat and a mini studio to work in :)
i didn't even know warehouses were a thing this is amazing i want to live in london some day. my ideal home would be an apartment in a tall building will big windows that look over a cit and white walls tall ceilings. i would have shelves stuffed full of books and knick knacks i've collected. i want a projector instead of a tv because i can just connect it to my laptop. i will have photos every where. blu tacked to walls and in frames on shelves, pushed into the seems of windows and mirrors. every inch will have wifi and my fridge will never get the weird fridge smell. There will always be a scissors or tea towel when I need one because there never is. i will have nice neighbors that i don't have to talk to often and live near a 24 hour corner shop. i really hope that isn't to much to ask of my future. i doesn't even have to be big.
This looks like such a cool place to live! No windows would be a dealbreaker for me though, I need natural light. But other than that I completely understand why you liked living there.
I'd never be capable of going as long without natural light in your room as you did :D I'd be completely out of touch with the world every time I'd turn the light back on, I'm already confused when I leave the cinema, no matter whether it's still light or already dark outside :'D
I couldn't do the no window thing, I feel claustrophobic thinking about it!
It would just be depressing
+Shadowwolf TD5000 i was thinking the same...
STRAIGHT UP DREAM HOME: It's a treehouse, I'm not sure where yet, but preferably somewhere warm. It has a staircase to get up and down but also the option of a slide. There's a nice giant swing attached for summer days and a perfect shady spot under the tree for picnics. Me and my nine sausage dogs are very happy there. Alfie Enoch hopefully moves in soon too.
100% realistic.
Alfie Enoch! It's an amazing idea :DD
I litterally drew that house when I was a kid ! It also had a trampoline to get inside (stairs were boring apparently) and you landed on basically a bed-floor.
It sounded good until you said there were no windows in the bedrooms... I just don't think I could deal with that!
It's so nobody can see the misogynist antifeminist crap she creates.
+Little Teapot bye felicia
+Little Teapot how is living in a warehouse and making videos (a lot on the education of sex) misogynistic?
+Daisy Cox I didn't want to reply to the comment because I just had no clue what it meant😂😂😂
+Katie Ahronson yeah I have no idea what they're talking about either 😹😹
Eye shadow, hair and clothes elegantly matched.
You approached this vid really well! Good to hear more about you warehouse experience!
I swore if I ever got here this early I would genuinely have something creative to say but now i understand why people just put "first"
I know right!
Watch the video and you'll probably have something to comment. If you don't, then how is that a problem?
Not having a window in the bed room isn't allowed in Norway 🙈 If you don't have one, you're not allowed to rent it
Ane Eik cool
Dream accommodation:
- One of those houses in Disney !
- Beach house in Australia
- Condo in New York
- Flat in London with you, Dodie, Hazel, Jack and Dan (sorry to be weird but ngl I think that would be pretty fun) 😂
And I'd force Tim H to move back here!!
I wonder how much drama there is in a warehouse with 12 people that can always hear each other.
EastEnders Simulator 2016
Big brother.
My god this sounds like my idea of hell tbh.
Hah same! Too noisy and you're surrounded by other people and their crap. Plus the lack of ventilation in the bedroom. I don't think it's even legal here to have bedrooms with no windows... that could be wrong though.
My friend will lives in one of these and he just gets really sweaty and has a fan on him blowing warm air on his face constantly in his room. The living area isn't bad but its so box like where he sleeps.
Kalliste at least there won't be any bedroom tax loooool
Dream living place, with money not being an option, the house from practical magic. That place is gorgeous!!!
Dream living situation: spacious, light penthouse in a big city with a cool view
Having lived in two warehouses in Manor House back in the days, I can relate. Amazing experience for meeting people and living an inspired, creative life but I really don't miss the lack of windows at all ; ) If money was not an issue, I would buy a house in a quiet yet central London neighborhood.
Pristine open plan flat. Very clean, tidy, quite spacious, matching colour scheme and nice art work. That would be the dream place to live.
My dream living situation has gone from a tiny little cottage a secret garden-esc garden and with climbing roses all over the walls to a place spacious in the suburbs but within half an hour of the city that has an entire room dedicated to being my library and another room for painting/crafts/make shift photography studio to anywhere that is not my parents place that I can actually afford!
This was so interesting, I've never heard of a warehouse like that before. Is it just like living in uni halls again?
I was wondering exactly the same thing Anna!
Wow, that warehouse looks like an incredible place to live!-and it's decorated so nicely! I hope the first place I stay in for an extended period of time feels as much like home as your warehouse does.
This sounds like my ideal living situation. I don't like sharing bathrooms, but I love the idea of living in a communal space with my own separate space within it.
I'd love to live in a flat in London with a couple of friends so bad.... You're literally living my dream
Trust me London is awesome loads of the time but some times it's the worst living here, can end up feeling really crowded :L Depends on what type of place you like to live :)
Fuck off theres too many of u hipsters here
that place is so aesthetically pleasing
Dream house would be big with a big kitchen, space to invite friends, space to work, space to film videos, space to craft stuff, space to make music... basically a ginormous house with mini-studios in every room and of course tons of natural light! couldn't live without it!
A dream house would probably either be a treehouse community in the middle of forest, an abandoned temple high in the mountains, or some kind of floating hut off of a pacific island. Whatever it is, self sufficiency is key - hunting, farming, keeping animals. Alternatively, I saw a New Lives in the Wild where a couple lived permanently n a boat and sailed around the south pacific - I have to admit that looked awesome.
on my own and it's clean and airy and there's loads of natural light and wooden floorboards and white walls
Where and how did you find a place like this?!. Soon to be UniGrad :'(
oh no its in response to hannah asking us to describe our dream place, I don't actually live like this hahaha
My house is like what you discribed. :) With a big garden. I love it.
Hold the door!
Why😭
Why is this everywhere?!? Can we forget it happened please? :-(
GAWD DAMNIT I HAD NEARLY ERASED THAT MOMENT FROM MY MEMORY!!!
lil flat in London with a nice view of the thames and the london eye. A simple life really. lol in my DREAMS.
Can we have a house warming party please
I would love to be able to go to that :p
If you could conveniently have it between July 19 and July 25 that would be great ;) x
I never even realised that this was an option! I always thought the cheapest way to live in London is to get a tiny studio or flatshare. thank you for making this video, warehouse living seems quite similar to university halls!
honestly this sounds so ideal to me when i graduate eventually. communal living sounds much more sustainable and economical
I've not got any social media so I didn't know you lived in such a cool place! I really like the idea :)
I kind of want to live here for a few months just to experience it!
as soon as you said there are no windows I just went NOPE NOPE NOPE. I am really phobic of any kind of windowless/underground places because they remind me of bunkers and that's just my worst fear
My dream home would be a small-ish flat in London or somewhere close to London that I'd live in with one or more friends. Windows would be nice, some kind of balcony or patio or SOMETHING with outside space. I don't really want much, it's more the feeling of having my own space, but also being able to be with friends.
I never knew this was a thing! Such a cool concept
I like how in all your videos you don't seem fake. You're just being you.
Dream living situation: either a super nice flat in london or a cozy house in the countryside! Very different from each other, I know
Honestly my dream living situation would be something like that (you know, what you were just talking about in the video :)), or living in uni halls (maybe with a bigger room, because rooms in halls are usually quite small). I just love having loads of people around and the idea of living alone or with just one other person isn't appealing to me at all.
This is a video I didn't know I needed, but I really did.
In Hamburg we have this hole warehouse district wich has been converted. Most of it is over 100 years old and you got streets on one side of the buildings and canals on the other. It is totally different from what you describe. It's been converted to real flats besides of the other uses like some tourist attractions and carpet dealers.
My OH and I just bought our first house together! and yes. moving is stressful. My one tip is label every side of your boxes. Random I know but trust me. we labelled the top of ours. Rookie mistake!
When I was studying in this private art school in Finland I lived in a house with 15 other people I think. I shared a smallish room with a roommate (every room had it own bathroom), there was those communal areas and yeah. You learn a lot living like that! And I'm currently living with two roommates. I like living with roommates, but having my own hole to crawl into in the apartment is nice thing too.
People live in warehouses? I didn't realise that. I can relate to never living anywhere for long since becoming an adult.
I think the dream home is a modern apartment in a place that has everything right there, like a roof garden and a gym, and lots of space, while being as close to a central train station to take you into London or away into the countryside within like an hour.
As someone born in London it's really frustrating how living in a warehouse is probably the only option I could afford, but definitely isn't one that I'd enjoy. My home city is so expensive that I can't afford to leave my childhood bedroom and it's infuriating -.-
Dream living situation (if money wasn't an issue): solitary house looking out over a wide green valley, with a large conservatory/glasshouse and grand piano. Having grown up far out in the countryside, I don't think any level of practicality/ease of sociability of the city can ever truly outweigh living within a beautiful landscape for me. Each to their own of course :)
Hope the move is okay! I'm sure once you all get together as a team you'll find it much less stressful.
First off thanks for using my question. Sorry took so long to watch, but I finally have good internet!! So now I get to binge watch you! My ideal living would've an apt near the beach by myself or a house with a couple of roommates.
Dream Living Situation: main requirements are space for a library with nice wooden flooring and rugs and a nice big garden with at least one tree. ALSO I desperately want a roll top desk
Okay but you look SO AMAZING in this. Like I will for sure come back and watch this again just to stare at how good you look. Your hair! Your brows! Your eyeshadow! The top! Amazing. And the warehouse seems like a dream, this was a really cool video. Good luck with the move to your new home xo
So Happy for you. I hope you have clean floors lol
lol
Good luck for moving tomorrow!!!! You are the best keep up the great work!! +Hannah Witton
My dream home: a house in the forest , maybe a cabin that overlooks a gigantic lake and beautiful mountain scenery. There are locals near by who do a lot of hiking and canoeing and the house is not even 10 minutes away from a ski mountain. DREAM.
Thanks for a fun insight to your current but soon to be old house. Living in a warehouse does sound pretty cool, must have reminded you of uni days; in halls? Excited for you that you're moving on in the world and I hope you keep onto those good memories from the previous house! 😊 Which friends are you sharing with? Anyone from CZcams? Also! I liked your outfit in this video, the golden look suited you nicely. Made you look like a pretty statue! Haha!
how did I not know that you live in a warehouse?!
The same way that _none_ of us knew; the fact that it doesn't _look_ like a warehouse.
true, I just thought "I live in an unusual house with many people who are neither family nor friends" is something she might have mentioned ...
She's mentioned living with eleven other people online before though possibly not on youtube. As for them not being friends - I don't feel that's uncommon - I've only ever lived in house shares with people I didn't know beforehand since moving country almost two years ago - I had no friends here beforehand and then I just didn't have friends who needed someone to move in with (I am moving in with a friend next month though). Also in London where rent is so expensive most people can't afford to live alone or in small groups so house shares with strangers are even more common.
interesting and I'm aware that moving in with strangers is not uncommon, but I guess the combination of the sheer number of room mates and the fact that none of them are related to her or her friends made it especially note-worthy to me :)
My dream home is an open studio apartment. Like a big communal room with a kitchen and dining area and a couch and pretty art on the walls and nice windows. Then a bedroom and bathroom, maybe another couple rooms for roommates, but I like to think that I won't need roommates forever. Also, some place animal-friendly.
It sounded like just a minor problem, having no windows in a room, but when you think about it I think that's one of the most important features. You can't ventilate your room after a late night out, you can't ventilate your room during hot summer nights, you can't feel the sun waking you up in the morning, you have no natural light at all ...
I would love to live in a warehouse like that, but no windows ... that's just like a nightmare
Hannah's eye shadow is so nice
My dream home would be a tiny but that tiny house by the beach that looks old and kind of spooky but in a really cute way. I would have a bright red door, a porch and a porch swing. And my very own library with one of those beauty and the beast ladders.
Also your hair looks fantastic, Hannah!
I'd live as part of a commune in a mediaeval castle that had been somewhat updated to include modern conveniences. It would be in a river valley surrounded by mountains and the river would wind for miles and take you all the way to the sea.
YOU LOO SO PRETTY TODAY OMFG I DONT KNOW IS THAT A SPRING TAN I SEE COMING
This was so great to hear about because im looking to try warehouse living at the end of the year. South london would be amazing but the prices may just do me in :(
Nooooo the notification got me excited!!! Drunk advice soon pleaaaase!!? I love you so much Hannah you brighten up my day so much!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
+Hannah Witton Yay! That makes me so happy!! :)
this looks very cool but I know in reality I am far too introverted and awkward to ever live in a place like this 😂 My ideal living space would be a smallish cottage somewhere pretty with a couple of friends, an open fire and a roof you can sit on and stargaze ❤️
my dream home is honestly a place like that, but just all to myself and someone I love.
swear to god that's the warehouse that is in Channel 4's cucumber series hahahaha!
My dream home would either be a beach house overlooking the Pacific Ocean, or the top floor of a canal house in Amsterdam. IME, living next to a body of water is extremely meditative and tranquil.
As soon as you said you had no natural light and windows I was like nope, nope, nopity nope. My ideal living situation would either be a strawbale cottage by myself near the sea or a big studio apartment in Melbourne with beautiful everything and big windows.
Hannah! You're killing the makeup/hair game!!!
Didn't even know places like this existed, definitely something I'm going to look at when I do my placement year at uni, Thanks!
my dream is definitely a nice quiet flat either on my own or with someone in london, and literally the style of your room its so perfect!
This is my worst nightmare, no windows and communal living 😟
Winnie Woo me too ))
This is so cool!!! Oh my god I had no idea this was a thing... I'm so worried about moving to London because I know finding a place to live is so difficult but this sounds great
This may sound like a strange question but how many bathrooms are there?
your hair looks elegant and super shiny *-*
Great video Hannah, and you look absolutely beautiful! That eyeshadow is incredible x
My ultimate goal is the live in an industrial loft penthouse in the middle of a city on my own. I want the living area all open plan with double height ceilings and an exposed brick wall and bookshelves lining a whole wall and then a spiral staircase to a mezzanine living area which goes into a bedroom and office. I want MASSIVE loft windows covering the whole loft so I can watch the sunrise over the cityscape. ❤
Even if money wasn't an object, a warehouse would be an amazing place to live. I like the idea of a communal space as well as privacy and there always being someone about
dream home would be an apartment in a cold city with huge windows, floorboards, and shit tons of indoor plants. and a big studio so i could shoot videos there. lol it'd be pretty cool to have a stained glass window too.. and a really deep bath.
I want a brick house. I think they are absolutely adorable and I just love them.
Thank you, darling, for this long requested video. Loved the editing too. Thank you, dear, for putting the effort in to editing.
Dream living situation: Parisian apartment, all white walls, big windows, tall doors, little roof garden/balcony maybe, small maybe me and two other people
Dream house would be a spacious open plan area with a nice kitchen and bathroom living by myself with cats. yep.
Gonna get a tote bag! Good luck with moving 😊
this sounds so cool but the no windows sounds like it would be difficult
U look incredible in this video! The aesthetic of the communal space is lovely
I'm currently saving as much of my income as possible, and investing, in order to buy a house for myself. It doesn't have to be a big house. It doesn't have to be a great house. But I want a place that is mine.
My ideal house has space for a large library. I would love a dedicated room for that, full of shelves and some comfy chairs. I also want a sunroom (a room set off from the house with three exposed walls mostly of glass), but I would only sit in it when it is raining, so I could read during storms.
OMG HANNAH YOU LOOK SO GLOWY AND GORGEOUS!
love the bjork poster in the living area
Hannah can you please do a video on building self esteem and confidence?? :)
loved your eye makeup in this video! if money was no subject I'd have an attic bedroom in one of those gorgeous Kensington three-story deals. Drool.
I had a very similar situation last year when living in student accommodation where I moved into a house of 13 people (that's not even including the couples) though we had infinitely less communal space walls were paper thin and just lead to huge house tensions... especially when you had people walking and talking above your head every day until 3 in the morning. Though there were upsides like we had hugs parties and great film nights and someone was always home to talk to :) ... all though thank god I'm moving to Oxford next year to live with just one other person!
Small bedrooms can be lovely and cozy
My Dream Home would be a XV Century Castle :), with Dungeons etc... Surrounded by a Lake :) haha, But Hanna i know what you mean living with other ppl, in a huge house i did that once, in the past, where we had about 11 ppl too, 2 kitchens it was nice, we had family room, a pool table that was fun and cool :)
I wish I could live in a warehouse situation it looks so cool!! Plus I love being around lots of people but I think the mess would drive me mad! I'm definitely not laid back in that sense! Good luck with your new place!!
Dream living situation would be an airy, roomy-but-not-huge flat in/around London with a couple of close friends and at least 3 cats. I really like the idea of living in a converted warehouse but I think the lack of bedroom windows would definitely be a problem for me - I need to be able to get some fresh air!
Haha that sneeze was so funny hehe!!
Happy moving-in-day !!!!
Living in a London converted warehouse is so amazing. Your bedroom look so good. I would love and like to leave under the streets. ☺😃👍
HANNAH YOU POSTED THIS AT THE PERFECT TIME
I'm literally in bed looking for rooms because I'm moving to London in September for university but I'm a dirt poor student so I'm going to look for places like this on Gumtree. Thank you thank you thank you xxx
Thumbs Up for being honest and saying things as they are. All the best.
This is so interesting. I never even knew this kind of living arrangement existed!
It sounds so cool! But I think I wouldn't get used to having a room without windows, I'd feel trapped in it. At the moment I'm living in a student's flat and I can hear everything that happens on the flat as well as the neighbours arguing (which happens a lot), so I can relate to the noise stuff.
My dream home would be a cozy house in Amsterdam where I could have enough space for my stuff, my future cat and a mini studio to work in :)
i didn't even know warehouses were a thing this is amazing i want to live in london some day.
my ideal home would be an apartment in a tall building will big windows that look over a cit and white walls tall ceilings. i would have shelves stuffed full of books and knick knacks i've collected. i want a projector instead of a tv because i can just connect it to my laptop. i will have photos every where. blu tacked to walls and in frames on shelves, pushed into the seems of windows and mirrors. every inch will have wifi and my fridge will never get the weird fridge smell. There will always be a scissors or tea towel when I need one because there never is. i will have nice neighbors that i don't have to talk to often and live near a 24 hour corner shop. i really hope that isn't to much to ask of my future. i doesn't even have to be big.
Literally my idea of a nightmare, I'm glad it worked for you though!
This looks like such a cool place to live! No windows would be a dealbreaker for me though, I need natural light. But other than that I completely understand why you liked living there.
I'd never be capable of going as long without natural light in your room as you did :D I'd be completely out of touch with the world every time I'd turn the light back on, I'm already confused when I leave the cinema, no matter whether it's still light or already dark outside :'D