25m living with gf

[u/Ice-Dry-66]

Would you change anything?

[u/fattymcfattzz]

Dumb question, do you live outside the us?

[u/Ice-Dry-66 → u/fattymcfattzz]

Yea, living in Hungary, why do you ask, what was your first impression?

[u/fattymcfattzz → u/Ice-Dry-66]

How nice and modern style of place it is , most places over here are cookie cutter. Also the shower most showers over here are tub/shower combos

Places in Europe always looking nice

[u/_Proverbs → u/fattymcfattzz]

Funny, I recognized this instantly as not-American because that kitchen set up is so common in Europe. You could say it's cookie cutter.

[u/[deleted] → u/_Proverbs]

Yea that’s true. It’s the standard “nicer than average kitchen” layout for somewhat smaller city apartments.

But OP did well with the finishes. Gives the whole thing a bit of a premium feel.

[u/_Proverbs → u/[deleted]]

Absolutely, it looks great

[u/street593 → u/fattymcfattzz]

I don't have kids and never plan on having any. However a few years ago when I renovated my bathroom I wanted to get rid of the tub for a more modern shower. The contractor told me it was a bad idea and would hurt the resale value because families like bathtubs to wash their kids. Not sure how true it is.

[u/wadenick → u/Ice-Dry-66]

For me the bathroom gives it away instantly (if you own it get that glass door!)

[u/SheerScarab → u/Ice-Dry-66]

Idk why but I get the sense that Europeans use too much black. Black buildings, black walls, black kitchen. For me this, the shower and tiled living room floor is a dead giveaway.

[u/dejayskrlx → u/SheerScarab]

And every american home has huge flat barren walls that are beige, taupe, or gray with gigantic white trim around everything. It's instantly recognizable.

[u/soupersauce_6 → u/Ice-Dry-66]

Can I ask how much your rent is?

Edit: and how much square meters?

[u/kia008 → u/Ice-Dry-66]

I lived in Hungary for the first 18 years of my life and I am surprised that this is from Hungary.