A glass-walled office and pink kitchen reshape a Wrocław apartment
NEVER TOO SMALL's fast-starting tour follows Karolina Jackowska's design for a homeowner who wanted room for films, vinyl and a separate workspace.
Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 202,544 views a day, 14 times a normal first day on this channel (14,108).
Small Apartment Transformed With Clever Storage and Colour, Poland 58sqm/624sqft
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- 1:00The revised floor plan enlarges the bathroom and replaces the enclosed office walls with glass.
- 1:34A sponsored segment demonstrates smart-home and security recording features.
- 2:40Hallway storage includes a floating shoe cabinet and a wardrobe concealing laundry appliances.
- 3:49The living room combines a modular sofa, projector screen and custom storage for vinyl records.
- 4:55Green-framed glazing encloses the office; the following kitchen tour reveals pink lacquered cabinetry and hidden pantry storage.
- 8:12The enlarged bathroom pairs a floating granite vanity with pink chequered tiles and concealed storage.
The office walls came down. In their place, interior designer Karolina Jackowska installed green-framed glass, keeping a dedicated workspace without cutting it off from the apartment's natural light.
That change is at the heart of NEVER TOO SMALL's Wrocław tour, which has drawn nearly 200,000 views before its first full day is over, far ahead of the channel's usual start. Jackowska, founder of Onuko, designed the home around owner Patrycja's interest in films, vinyl records and Scandinavian minimalism. Minimalism here does not mean an absence of colour.
The kitchen cabinetry and island are finished in pink lacquer, set against grey granite surfaces. In the living room, a custom media unit accommodates the records, while a projector screen provides for film nights. Storage does several less visible jobs too: a hallway wardrobe conceals laundry appliances, and the kitchen incorporates a hidden pantry.
At 58 square metres, with outdoor space as well, the apartment has prompted some viewers to question what counts as small. Others focus on the glass office, particularly the balance between separation and connection to the living area. The tour also contains a sponsored smart-home security segment, which has prompted comments questioning the place of home surveillance in a design video.
Away from the pink kitchen, Jackowska gives the bedroom a quieter treatment, with a green wardrobe and a reading nook. As she puts it: "The bedroom is minimal and cosy, with the least visual stimulation."
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What viewers say
I love the separate office space. The glass partition offers a sense of privacy while being connected to the main living area.
@pamelaparker5185See it on YouTubeVery nice idea for the office. Pink kitchen is not what I would want personally, but I'm SUPER GLAD that colors are back in interior designs!
@davidsentanu7836See it on YouTubeThat is excellent, but what is up with NTS houses skipping rugs? Here for example, the sofa, coffee table and the ottoman look a bit scattered. A well-proportioned rug can visually group them together.
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oh this pink kithcen! please lets bring more whimsy back into the world, i love it!
@brafyaSee it on YouTubeI'm from Wrocław and would have really loved you feature the neighborhood and city a little in the beginning like you do in your other videos!
@michalwisniowski1678See it on YouTubeLove this glass wall!
@michal_matusSee it on YouTubeBeautiful apartment, and that office is one of the best ones featured here.
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- Channel
- NEVER TOO SMALL
- Subscribers
- 3,370,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,828,240
- Channel views, pace per day
- 73,641 (on a normal day: 298,754)
- Video published
- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 199,767 (less than a day online)
- Video views, pace per day
- 202,544
The numbers
The Wrocław tour is running well ahead of NEVER TOO SMALL's usual first-day views. Its comments and likes are much closer to the channel's ordinary opening day.
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Which Polish city is home to the apartment in this tour?
The apartment designed by Karolina Jackowska is in Wrocław, Poland.


