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Even square footage isn't a perfect metric for cross-national comparison. For example, furniture in Japan (at places like Nitori) is often designed for smaller
by SECProto 6y ago
Even square footage isn't a perfect metric for cross-national comparison. For example, furniture in Japan (at places like Nitori) is often designed for smaller spaces. When I lived there, a $300 couch fit[1] perfectly in my living room, while it would've looked hilariously undersized in any North American house. I was more comfortable in that apartment, approx 480 sqft, than I was in a 1000 sqft apartment I had in North America
[1] たとえば https://www.nitori-net.jp/ec/product/1141031-1140061s/ https://www.nitori-net.jp/ec/product/1141031-1140061s/
- gok 6y agoNo doubt. American homes don't use floor space very efficiently.