A mirrored bedroom door opens up NEVER TOO SMALL's Paris tour

Interior architect Anthony Aoun's own apartment combines a hidden desk, green accents and a restored timber beam.

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How Hidden Spaces Make This Compact Paris Apartment Feel Bigger, 43sqm/463sqft

Anthony Aoun removed almost all the internal walls of his Paris apartment, but privacy wasn't removed from the plan. A full-height mirrored sliding door closes off the bedroom when needed, then slides away to reconnect it with the living space.

That renovation is the centerpiece of NEVER TOO SMALL's six-upload week. "How Hidden Spaces Make This Compact Paris Apartment Feel Bigger, 43sqm/463sqft" has drawn more than half a million views and is the channel's most active video right now. Set in a late-19th-century building in Paris's western suburbs, the home puts a relocated kitchen alongside an open living area. A custom bookshelf handles storage and conceals a pull-out desk; an original timber beam, discovered during demolition, brings some of the building's history back into view.

Viewers are talking about the details that make compact living feel practical: the disguised bedroom entrance, a separate guest toilet, and a home-office setup with a proper chair. The green finishes and balcony coffee shelf also get attention. Even the couch has prompted a small conversation about comfort, a useful counterpoint to furniture that looks better than it sits.

The hidden desk received its own Short, now the channel's second-most-active upload. Elsewhere, London designers Nina Tolstrup and Jack Mama of Studiomama offer a different framing: small spaces as an invitation to think creatively, rather than simply a problem to fix.

The week's Sydney and art clips connect with My City, My Backyard, whose new update announces Screen Australia documentary funding. Its earlier Kentaro Yoshida episode remains among the channel's most active videos, following the illustrator beyond his beachside apartment into surfing, cafés, galleries and the friendships that made Sydney home.

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The videos drawing views on NEVER TOO SMALL right now

This Hidden Desk Is Genius 🤯 #nevertoosmall #shorts30,281 views · 2026-10-10 If You’re In Need Of A New Way Of Looking At Your Small Space, Look N…15,471 views · 2026-10-09 Inside Japanese Artist's Sydney Apartment #nevertoosmall #mycitymybac…14,493 views · 2026-10-08 Imagine Painting On The Same Wall As Keith Haring! #mycitymybackyard …11,871 views · 2026-10-11 Step Into the Places Creatives Call Home #nevertoosmall #mycitymyback…7,339 views · 2026-10-12 Inside the Life of a Japanese Artist in Sydney, Australia346,513 views

The numbers

Here is how the week's uploads and the channel's most active videos compare.

subscribers

3,360,000

total views

380,012,450

first-day views of each video posted this week

Step Into the Places Creatives Call Hom…

5,601

subscribers: this channel and similar channels

Enes Yilmazer

4,270,000

Project Farm

3,940,000

SB Mowing

3,460,000

NEVER TOO SMALL

3,360,000

No1 IDEAS

3,350,000

The Lawn Tools

3,340,000

UncleJhonn

3,250,000

Grind Hard Plumbing Co

3,200,000

Simone Giertz

2,860,000

As of October 14, 2026 · Data source: Trari Social News, Trari Traffic Trends and Ranking Platform, Google YouTube

Subscriber, view, like and comment counts are YouTube's. Rates, usual days, rankings, comparisons and categories are Trari's own calculations.