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I love your kitchen! I do think the living room is a bit too dark, but love the classic 'antique/curiosa' look.

"all cleaned and polished".. did you even take a look at the spoon?

I would take out the bottom shelve and turn into a desk/bookcase for a living room desk?

I recognise what you're saying. When I started at uni I lived in dormrooms and was planning to move in with my boyfriend at the time. However due to lack of money and other resources and a good available appartment, I moved to a temporary dorm outside town. I had fun housemates, but I've never felt home. Not even when I ended up leaving the bf and my temporary home became a home for 2,5+ years. Since then I've met someone else and moved in with him in two different appartements. The last one is the one we're currently in and I know we'll be here for many years to come. I feel complete, at ease and at home. I guess it's like a phase you're going through, being in places you don't want to be, like you're "on hold"? Just hang in tight and you may just find that perfect appartement in a month or two where you can stay for some time to come and grow attached to!

Very natural and clean looking house. Beautiful!

Looks like a magazine came to life. Very pretty, not so much my style, but pretty. I do like the absence of clutter and the cleanliness.

I miss the conventional desk without computers, and just with books, articles and notepads & pens..

What a beautiful bathroom sink!

Honestly, the best thing is not to be too stubborn about a particular thing or style and not to care too much about it. It is such a trivial part of life, you know? The bigger issues matter and worth arguing about, but not this.. Just talk about it like grown-ups and either accept you may not like it as much as your partner does, or continue looking for something you both can agree on. My partner and I both have the same taste: comfortable, practical, ecclectic and antique. We searched for basic items together, such as a bed, sofa/couch and dining chairs, and looked on our own for particular stuff, such as a desk, sidetables, closets, bookcases. We gave eachother room for eachothers preferences, you shouldn't think you have to 'design' everything together. A house also comes together over time anyway, as your taste evolves and your budget perhaps grows. You'll need time to find our what fits in your routine and lifestyle aswell. If you really can't agree on an a particular type of furniture, just put it off or buy a secondhand substitute for in the mean time.