The series is a bit odd. I wonder what the people were told...some rooms look like they supposedely look everyday, others look like they were told to showcase particular hobbies, others like the idea was to depict stereotypes. Ben from Dallas is the perfect example for this. Thus, the series exhibits some interesting views, but getting an idea how people typically sleep around the world is not possible.

Despite the fact that some rooms seem to ''be prepared'' for the photoshoot, I like the concept. It's eye-opening, interesting and definetely ''feeds'' your curiosity.

This is a very interesting, and informative article, but I feel it is rather "biased". Although the different rooms show culture and the lifestyles of people around the world, most of them are based of personaloty, gender, or career. Especially eith the one that is all pink. But, this is entirely my opinion.

couldn't stand the severe fish eye lense. No real scope of space. But a nice snippet into the lives of some strangers.

Sad representation of America.

The impression I get from this list is that... French guys are quite messy.... ^_^"

This is not accurate at all I'm from Egypt and that is not how rooms in Egypt look the room that they showed is for someone who is poor

They seem to have asked for the people to pull out all their stuff... Some barely had enough to cover the pillow, many didn't have pillows, some had so much that it was overwhelming... but the thing that bugged me was the way he captured the rooms from above and rounded everything off, to make every room claustrophobic-ly small and almost cartoonish. Very weird...

Not a single room I would feel comfortable in. But they surely are interesting. Most of them. Some. :x

Wow. No more guilt about my messy room!