Shadowing-Übung: troye sivan's home is so good!! let's talk about it - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit YouTube
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Hello again!
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How are you guys doing?
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Today we're talking about Troye Sivan's house.
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Finally.
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I feel like it's really inevitable that I would make this video,
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but more of you than I was expecting actually commented that I should do this,
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so we're doing it.
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The reason I didn't do Troye Sivan's home tour,
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like, in my very first video,
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is just because I felt like it was pretty obvious.
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Like,
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we all love it we all know we love it but
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that doesn't mean it's not fun or valuable to talk about why we love it
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so let's talk about why we love it and
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if you haven't seen choice simon's architectural digest home tour first of all i'm
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so excited for you because it's amazing and beautiful and very inspiring
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but make sure you watch the full home tour like before this
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or after this because every second of it is so good and I can't put the whole video in my video.
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So yeah, let's watch.
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Ah, hey AD, what's up?
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It's Troye Sivan.
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This is my house in Melbourne.
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Please, please come inside, make yourselves at home.
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I have been waiting for this day for my entire life, so...
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okay before we really get into the video i just want to point out a few things
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that i hope you'll all notice first of all this video
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is how i found flack studio in australia they're the design team
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that choice of on worked with and they're
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so talented they really get it i really recommend checking out more of their projects
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because there's just so much inspiration there and so much to learn from
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but some of the best things
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that they did in choice of on's house specifically are the lighting and the use of color and texture and materiality.
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The whole project really just like sings.
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And I think this home is a really good example of designing thoughtfully
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and not making your decisions according to like a theme or a style or like a predetermined language in any way.
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And I found this house and I was just like, done.
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Okay, first things first, this is like literally the most comfortable couch in the world.
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I feel like they, oh,
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people are going to get mad at me for not taking off my shoes.
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Like here in the living room,
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you can see the use of color is so good.
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I think a lot of people
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that try to bring color into a space are kind of like overreacting to these like very bland, minimalist spaces.
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And they just go like too strong and like too crazy with it.
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And it ends up feeling really uncomfortable and not nice.
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I say this a lot,
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but when you're applying color to like something pretty large,
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like a sofa or a wall or a big piece of furniture,
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you'll be very surprised by how like saturated and strong colors become when they're used in a large application.
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Like a small paint swatch or material sample can look very dull when it's like this big.
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So people end up choosing like really strong colors and then
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when it's actually in the space on a bigger scale it can just be very overwhelming.
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So I think the use of color here is very smart,
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very sophisticated, and just brings a very nice, warm feeling.
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These Akari lamps are my favorite.
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I think the goal was to have like a soup of light,
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you know what I mean?
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Soup of light.
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This is the goal people, a soup of light.
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Just finding soft light just kind of gently fills the room.
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And we kind of followed suit with these pendants, they're vintage.
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Every single light fixture in this home is doing exactly what a light fixture should do,
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which is interestingly and intentionally manipulating light.
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And it's just so lovely.
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Like the vibe of every single space is so well thought out.
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I really appreciate it.
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This little moment, this is my reading nook or whatever.
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And it's super, super comfortable.
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Again, just like any view that you take of this home from any angle,
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you can count like more than 10 textures and materials and it just brings so much depth to the space.
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It's really lovely.
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I'm going to say this a lot,
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but I think it's my favorite part of the house.
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It just feels really, really chill.
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We've got this like awesome green stone.
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The materiality in the kitchen is,
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I think, my favorite in the house.
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We've got, like, all this black steel,
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and I love the way that it shows.
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I don't even know.
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These, like, sort of natural markings, and then just wood.
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Heaps and heaps and heaps of wood, because I love wood.
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Like, the diversity of materials in the kitchen,
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from the countertop to the cabinetry to the floor, it's so lovely.
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It's all working so well.
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I feel like the designers at Flak Studio are really just,
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like, champions when it comes to material palettes,
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because they're all so good.
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I talk a lot about like a minimalist approach to design without a minimalist aesthetic
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and I think that's exactly what's happening here.
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None of the ornament or interest in the kitchen is coming from like an unnecessary place.
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Instead it's coming from like thoughtfully considered authentic materials
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and using those materials to highlight what's happening and I think it's just really really successful.
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Truly to me this house is exactly what modernism is and exactly what design should be.
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One of my favorite art pieces in the whole house,
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this is my Ramesh sculpture.
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The artist Ramesh just is so sick and eccentric.
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Come here I want to show you the ghost.
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So if you look up here we've got two art pieces.
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Here's a little ghost by this artist named Nell.
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It's hand-blown glass and this is by an artist called Sydney Ball
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and there's another one outside which I'm going to show you
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Throughout his entire space you can tell that he didn't buy art with the goal of like filling his home,
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but rather he found places in his home for the art that he collected.
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And I think that's just really lovely and that sense of curation and collection always comes through in a design.
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Like I talk about a lot,
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having a connection to your art and caring about the things in your home.
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It just brings so much soul and life and authenticity into a space
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and it doesn't have to be done with expensive art like anyone can take this approach
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so here we are on the landing this is one of my favorite places in the house to come
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and look it's kind of lofty and reminds me of some places
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that i've been to in like williamsburg his like mezzanine landing thing is obviously
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so cool
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and i especially love the contrast of it with the cork ceiling i think something really nice is happening there
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and in general this house just has so much depth
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and look at the lighting under it I love the effect that that's having where the beams meet the wall.
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This house is just so good.
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Jack Pearson, one of my favorite photographers.
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I shot with him a couple of years ago and it's just so, so, so sick.
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Oh, look at this one.
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I got this two days ago.
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Hotels of Pyongyang.
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Super, super, super interesting.
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Really similar to what I said about how you can tell he cares about his art.
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He also cares about his books.
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Everything in his home feels very like authentic and nothing is just there because it looks a certain way.
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So, this is the guest bedroom.
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Another huge Akari lamp.
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Every single room in this house has an amazing lamp and I just appreciate it so much.
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So these cork ceilings were original to the house.
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It kind of makes the whole house feel kind of like a really cozy cave.
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And we did the walls in this like Venetian plaster,
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which is so smooth and soft.
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And so I feel like everything just kind of like hugs you at night.
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This Venetian plaster in the guest bedroom,
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I think is a really good example of what I said in one of my bad design trend videos.
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Basically, I think if you're going to do something really like impactful and significant on all the walls of a room,
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it should be in a smaller,
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more intimate space and not like throughout your entire house.
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Like I think if this texture was on his walls in his living room and dining room,
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it would be pretty overwhelming.
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But using it in like a smaller,
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cozier space like a bedroom,
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I think is really nice.
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I really do mean it this time.
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I think this is my favorite room in the house.
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It's my sister's bathroom.
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Just like the colors and everything.
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It kills me.
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It really does.
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Like Flak Studio, who I worked with,
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did the most unbelievable job.
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Again, the materials and color and texture and lighting,
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it's like so harmonious yet so interesting.
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I also really love that throughout the house,
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a lot of the millwork and like cabinetry details have like kind of interesting handle pulls.
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Like also the fridge in the kitchen had a pretty cool handle.
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And here this cabinet in the bathroom has this really like fun, chunky handle detail.
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I think it's very cool.
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So this is my bedroom,
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this is my little sanctuary.
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It's really, really quiet.
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This opens up to the park and all of these windows open up.
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And then when it's like a really pretty day,
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I don't know, I just feel like I'm outside.
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This bedroom is like actually a dream bedroom.
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The like angled walls from the roof line and the beams and the windows that open up,
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like the architecture of the space is so nice.
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And I think they used it really well.
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I really love an interior design when the architecture of a building is really felt in a space.
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And when that happens, when you're occupying like an upper level or like an attic space,
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I just love it so much.
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I think it's really lovely.
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I think it really relates you to the building that you're in.
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And I just think it's really nice to use it as a feature in an interior.
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So I really love that they left these beams exposed.
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Even though they're painted the same as the walls,
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I think that it's having a really big impact on the coziness of this bedroom.
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These lamps are one of my favorite things in the house
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and we did these amazing like burgundy carpets
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and at night they light up and there's kind of this like red glow in my room.
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It's like a really nice warm hug.
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I'm obsessed with the carpet.
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I'm obsessed with the lamp on the floor and the way it lights the carpet.
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In general this room is just so good
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and see how his tv in the corner is like standing on its own and not on a piece of furniture.
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I recommended that for people that feel like they need their TV to be in a corner.
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It's just really nice when it can like be its own object
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and styling it with the lamp like that is very cool in my opinion.
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And beyond the color, the use of texture is so interesting.
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Like the very furry shaggy chair and also notice the stone door frame around the bathroom door.
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That's so nice and unexpected.
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I think this room is just fantastic.
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This is my bathroom!
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This is my bath!
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This is where I spend most of my time in this house.
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Sometimes I put my laptop up here, watch Netflix.
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Yeah, it's really really peaceful.
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The daylight coming through the skylight into the bathtub is so pretty it makes me want to cry.
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It's such a lovely bathroom.
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And again, this bathroom is a really good example of designing around function,
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but using interesting, authentic materials and textures to highlight certain moments.
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Actual favorite part of the house.
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I think this is the reason why I fell in love with it in the first place.
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You can fold away these doors and then there's this courtyard that's just like actual heaven to me.
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Again, you can see like the LA California influence,
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but then we've also got like a lot of Japanese stuff.
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This is called the swamp cypress.
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There's little fishies in here somewhere.
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I don't know if you can see them.
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And then we've got like native Australian,
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like doesn't get much more Australian than this or like the big eucalyptus tree.
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It's just like paradise for me.
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I spend a lot of time out here.
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Troye Sivan's taste is just so good, even in plants.
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I really love like unique plants that are interesting to look at and this garden is like full of them.
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It feels very sculptural and I just love that.
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I also love how it's like walled in and feels very private.
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Outdoor toilet situation.
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So this used to be a wine cellar and now it's this.
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You know when you go to a restaurant and people like oh have you been to the toilet?
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You have to go to the toilet.
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Just kind of lent into the fantasy and lent into like a little bit of surrealism.
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The walls are all curved so it's kind of like a cave.
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I think the color is called oxblood.
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And I love this like bathroom moment
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that they created with this really strong paint color again in a small space i think it works really well
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and they really leaned into the fact that there's no natural light in here
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and they just chose all of the right materials
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and lighting to make it like a very cool cave vibe it's just
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so nice they didn't get anything wrong in this house basically
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the history of this house was in 1874 this was a handball court
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and then it was turned into a brick factory throughout all of the multiple renovations
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that this place has been through one thing remained if you look really close you can see
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Two handsome men playing handball in a court
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and then there's this like weird sort of spear thing on the side and then you walk over here and
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The same buddy spear they wait till the end of this video to talk about the history of the house
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which i think is really interesting i love having a little moment to like respect the lifespan of a building
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and all of the different chapters that his house has seen
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in general i think flak studio just did such a good
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job with this house this project is such a good place to look for inspiration
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when it comes to thoughtful use of color and texture
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and materiality and like i said at the beginning you can just really tell
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that every single piece was chosen thoughtfully and not because it was just giving a certain look.
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I just feel so inspired by this house and I think there's
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so many lessons to learn from it
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and I think it makes a lot of sense
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that this is almost everybody's favorite Architectural Digest tour
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because it's just really good design
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and I think it's a really good example of what I try to communicate in all of my videos.
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So yeah, thank you for watching,
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make sure you like and comment and subscribe if you haven't
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because there are many more home tour reviews to come and a lot more inspiration okay i'll see you next week
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Kontext & Hintergrund
In diesem Video spricht der YouTuber über das beeindruckende Zuhause des erfolgreichen Künstlers Troye Sivan. Der Sprecher reflektiert über die Gründe, warum dieses Haus so faszinierend ist und hebt die architektonischen Details hervor, die von dem Designteam Flack Studio in Australien umgesetzt wurden. Dabei wird deutlich, dass es nicht nur um das Design, sondern auch um die Qualität der Materialien und die geschickte Anwendung von Farbe geht. Diese Aspekte können eine große Inspirationsquelle für diejenigen sein, die ihre Englische Aussprache verbessern möchten, und sie zeigen, wie wichtig es ist, beim Sprechen eine gewisse Leidenschaft und Klarheit zu vermitteln.
Top 5 Phrasen für die tägliche Kommunikation
- „Bitte, bitte kommt rein, fühlt euch wie zu Hause.” – Eine einladende Geste.
- „Ich habe auf diesen Tag mein ganzes Leben gewartet.” – Ausdruck von Vorfreude.
- „Das ist buchstäblich das bequemste Sofa der Welt.” – Begeisterung für Wohnmöbel.
- „Die Verwendung von Farbe ist so gut.” – Positive Bewertung von Designentscheidungen.
- „Ihr werdet überrascht sein, wie intensiv Farben werden.” – Erklärung zur Wirkung von Farbe.
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