The teachers’ apartments were dismal cells at KNUE. My friend went on a spending spree and spruced his up quickly.
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Here & Abroad 
I taught in Korea it was virtually the same. I spruced my place up as well with lamps and comfort things and every time anyone would come over they would say.. “wow, your place is so big” always made me laugh.
Funny how “big” is relative. A small apartment in America would be considered spacious in Japan or Korea.
Right?!?! I went from my one room apt in Korea to a 3 bedroom apt in Venezuela.. and now I’m back in DC with a 1 bedroom and the meaning of “big” has several times with each trip I take.