How Millennials’ Bedrooms Look Around The World

Why do you assume he's not well off? You don't know anything about his circumstances.

Why si he living difficult circumstances. Mayor he has everything he needs. Probably you and me dont have the same needs that he has.

What makes you think these are "difficult" circumstances? You need to reevaluate your value judgements.

Totally true the comment from Alexandra Lee. I work with so many millennials that complain too much and have it all. they just need to go outside and live a little to know what life really is.

I understand and agree with your words. And unfortunately most the Maasai live under difficult circumstances. Usually there is no water close by, the women have to walk miles to carry the water home and that is still not good for human consumption. They had to give up their nomad lifestyle either because others are taking their ancestral lands, where they were grazing with their cattle for thousands of years, and turn them into agricultural lands or the government is chasing them away to play their lands on the hands of rich Arabs, who want to use them as hunting grounds. They have few possessions, yet they would never let you go hungry, it is part of their culture to give shelter to those in need even if that person is from another tribe. I have watched their children play many times. No video games, tablets or toys and they are the happiest children you can imagine...

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Why do you always comment everywhere?

No if it is long enough, it means you can rotate as you like in your sleep, you will still *not* dangling out. On my normal rectangular bed I find myself with feet dangling out because I dared to rotate 30 degrees or so. A round base solves it :)

I don't think it's actually a bed, just a round sheet.

No she fits in the bracket for a millennial! I am 30 and a Millennial too!

Why are people down voting you? I believe you, it's not his room, it's his vacation getaway.

Could this image not have been taken during the summer? ;)

So what, maybe it's his summer bedroom.

You are partially right, because it depends on region. There is still many places where people are living in yurts all year long ;)

I'm sorry to say this since you feel very strong about this but people have different bedrooms, and the photographer didn't say these pictures stand by EVERY people in the countries. even tho he would live like this only couple months, this is his bedroom and his reality. Persons reality changes with them, maybe he has different bedroom next year who knows. And also I wanted to ask: Doesn't Kazakhstan have homeless people?

Do you know the living conditions of every Kazak? I'm sure you don't. It may be his reality.

actually plenty of people still live in yurts, 50% of Mongolians are nomadic, may not be your experience or representative but it's probably accurate for him

I think the roof of the room is missing and he just does a parkour run right up the wall and leaps over the side when he needs to get out.

He just uses the window... It's the new trend in France

Is that it, under the sink? How the heck does that work?

This room is an attribute to got. When designing it, the architekt desided to "hold the door".....

To the left of guitar. It is open and a fan is sitting outside of it blocking the way.

At the sight of this photo, I had a same question too :D

you stole my words. lol

Obviously a trap door hidden under the carpet he is sitting on :)

I think there is no door but the shelf and a stool are blocking the entrance to the room down in the middle

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They are gorgeous because for almost 500 years Turkish soldiers were stealing Bulgarian, Macedonian, Serbian, Albanian, and Greek children to make them Turkish. They were stealing thousands of children every year from each of these countries in order to replenish their nation. Please read the history.

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u mad?