Editorial Summary
The creator provides a tour of a 35 square foot crew cabin located on deck 1 of a cruise ship. The space is described as having limited functional dimensions, though the creator notes that a pull down bed allows for a more versatile layout. This design enables the room to function as a sleeping area, dining space, and workspace with a dedicated desk and chair. The cabin features shared facilities, including a toilet and a shower that are used with a roommate. The creator observes that the toilet is notably quieter than typical ship toilets. Storage is limited to a small closet and some drawers, leading to the recommendation that crew members pack light. To personalize the space, the creator has added photos and installed LED lights under the bed. However, the creator expresses regret regarding the lighting placement, noting that the bed area remains dark when the lights are on the floor.
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I thought I'd seen every single type of crew cabin that exists on cruise ships, but it turns out there's one more and I'm now living in it.
So, to have this switch and to actually have a functional desk with a real chair, it's uh it's a big big game changer.
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