The microstate of your apartment. 

Flat Republic is a satirical video project where an ordinary apartment behaves like a sovereign state. The kitchen has its own ministry, the hallway functions as a border zone, the bathroom is an autonomous hygiene territory, and the trash bin can trigger a full-scale environmental crisis before breakfast.

The premise is simple: everyday domestic problems are treated with the excessive seriousness of state administration. Dirty dishes are no longer just dirty dishes. They are a separatist movement in the Ministry of Food and Plates. A full laundry basket becomes a humanitarian concern. A leaking tap is an infrastructure failure. A neighbour drilling on Sunday morning is a foreign acoustic aggression requiring an official response.

The joke is not that home life is chaotic. The joke is that Flat Republic refuses to admit chaos exists. Every small problem deserves a decree. Every forgotten mug can become a constitutional issue. Every crumb on the floor may be investigated, archived, stamped and discussed in an emergency session.

Visually, Flat Republic combines apartment life with state symbolism: seals, flags, floor plans, official mugs, keys, brooms, kitchen tools, stamps, folders and domestic propaganda. It is household bureaucracy performed with a straight face. The apartment knows it is ridiculous. It simply refuses to put that in writing.

Flat Republic is currently in preparation. The YouTube channel already exists, and the first decrees are being drafted. Expect short and longer formats built around domestic crises, official statements, emergency measures, household borders, suspicious objects and the eternal question of whether a mug has the right to remain on the table for a third consecutive day.

The citizen asks. The flat decides.

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@flatrepublic

Czech version of this project is BYTOSTÁT.