>>18505721
This image is clearly aimed at homeowners. But even then, many apartments in North America consist of a larger open space, a combination dining room/living room. There is no reason you couldn't recreate this image 1:1 in a 600sqft one bedroom.
>>18505738
Mingei is famously very affordable, even if that stuff is all contemporary fuck off stuff, any anon here can buy nicer pottery in equal volume for probably under 500 bucks. The most expensive thing in that image is the couch, and you can find a similar one for under 5k, which is...nice, but normal couch price territory.
Those kinds of wooden stools are sold by literally every contemporary furniture brand, probably like 250 tops, stain it yourself.
The stool in the foreground, unclear if it's iron or plastic, but you can get an original Sori Yanagi elephant stool for a few hundred, and that's close enough.
The coffee table and cabinet are screaming mid-tier contemporary brand because of the metal legs, which make it look cheap, as shit. That said, sometimes those brands can charge fuck off prices for their dogshit because normies don't know better.
A quick glance at Wayfair suggests a reasonable range of $500-2,000 for the cabinet, and the coffee table is likely similar. The rug looks like an absolute cheap piece of dogshit. I would simply buy a nicer one but you don't need to spend more than 1k there.
All in all, the image looks like a lower-middle contemporary brand staging their crap for a catalogue. The paint and flooring do not look premium, and the little texture detail on the left is not a premium finish in any sense; it's the kind of thing you'd see in the hallway of a 3-star business hotel built in 1996.
So nicer than Ikea, but also not expensive or 'designer' in any sense. Also, this image was clearly pulled off from some random Japanese blog aimed at young professional couples who probably just bought their first home in like Sendai or Fukuoka or some other working city shithole.
