We are a septuagenarian couple and found this space terribly uncomfortable. The extreme slope of the roof meant we hit our heads getting out of an extremely low platform bed every morning. We had to supply our own table and chairs in order to eat or do desk work. The sitting area is also under an extremely sloped ceiling so that only one person can stand up without ducking. The sofa is worn out and there's a rattan circular hoop chair that is unusable. The sloped ceiling also places the bathroom shaving/make up mirror at navel height even for a person 5'2". The kitchen has no shelving for dishes, so you have to dig them out of a floor-level shelf.
When we asked the host to supply the table and chairs, they declined. The unit has no table since we took ours out when we left. Only after we asked were we given some shelving for folded clothes. We don't know whether those will remain.
Ultimately, we had to leave early when a terrible sewage-type stench came up one night and gave us bad headaches.
For a recently built unit with high design touches, this space is surprisingly uncomfortable for anyone who is either taller than 5' or elderly.