I could be okay, but I also wouldn't purposely get such a large space when I don't plan to fill it with stuff. Just give me space big enough for the matress and desk.

Perfect for VR

Low carbon footprint living gets way more hate than it should (and it shouldn't get any).

I'm too old to be getting down on the fucking ground like that. Needs a frame of cinder blocks and plywood.

Out of frame: a huge ass TV and a single armchair.

This shit is putting men in a box and " hu duh, men basic, like dog"

Throw in a server rack and it’s perfect.

Needs a motorcycle being rebuilt in it, with that much open space

It's a bit much for me, as I'd want the mattress more elevated, but let me tell you, I am 99% sure I have adhd, and minimalism like this appeals to me so it's less shit I have take care of, every item in your house is a fucking dust collector that you have to wipe down, fuck that shit, I only want the absolute essentials, rest is slowly going to the bin

hell yeah

Needs two more monitors.

Men? Look at this flooring, look at this lighting project! Amazing place

It is just missing a cinder block nightstand and a dead plastic plant to tie the place together.

I bet a Hot Wheels would roll real good on that floor.

hell, I wish I had something more like that and not a house full of shit I don't use most of the time.

This may be too much even

Looks great. Even has guest bedroom.

I don't get why people hate on this. Do all the useless nick-nacks actually add something to their lives?

If this is all you need, what's the problem?

I wish I had this much room to practice the blade.

To be fair, some women would say that too. There's so much room to build stuff and do projects! I could get so fucking irresponsible!

Nah man, I need an actual bed lol

I lived like this the first year of my postdoc and couldn't have been happier. I had 4 place settings but only used one and washed it after every meal. Desk, computer, one camp chair, and an inflatable mattress. Stayed that way until my wife joined me my second year and made me get a real apartment.

hell yeah

The minimal furniture and a sense of free space are great for my mental health. A cluttered home to me feels like a cluttered mind. I don't want to live in a cage of excess stuff, much like I don't want to carry unhealthy mental baggage with me, pulling me down. You may see a sparse room, but I see freedom from sensory fatigue. I see freedom.

This is my room, less space and bigger bed. More screens too ofc

I need three desks. Modern PC desk, retro PC desk, and a soldering desk. Otherwise, perfect.

Look at all the space for a mini painting station

Twice as many mattreses as needed.

Not nearly enough screens.

I'm a man and all I can see is all the dust this huge surface area will collect

Where's the cat?