Renting a fully-furnished condominium unit wasn't at all what I expected it to be. Well, in some aspects, at least. We weren't able to check the unit out personally so we just trusted a friend when he said that the unit was ok. Overall, it was, really. But it had way too much uncomfortable wooden furniture as should have been placed in a 50sqm unit. The furniture was new - the style and feel (and taste) of it wasn't. One day I was thankful for the really wide dining table, the next I hated the really hard chairs (I bought my own seat cushions, by the way). But the place was perfect though when you think of safety and accessibility.
After a month (and an estafa) later, I eventually assessed my plans of having my own unit in the future. I still want to give it a go. Perhaps after getting my own car?
But I would definitely not have this interior design as an inspiration.
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So, what do you think?
Livable, yes. But...
Don't get me wrong, I really liked the place. It's not about the small area, or the hard chairs, but the people you were with, and the experience itself. :)
definitely livable place, just a few clearing up.. a tuck here and there, it will look great!
ReplyDeletei have same kind of house for rent to transients, it looks much the same as this. your place though, shows signs of life and character. just enjoy it! :)
We actually enjoyed our stay. It shows a lot of character - and picture frames! :P
DeleteI like the chairs, but they look like they belong in a spacious hacienda, not a cozy little condo :)
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DeleteYou're right! it does look like it's from a hacienda. :) The unit owners actually live in a hacienda- I haven't thought of that :D
***update on the 'estafa' i mentioned- finally got the money after 8 months :)
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