#無機質
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I had always wanted to create a space like an apparel shop, and this corner of my dreams came true when I renovated my apartment.
Basically, it was inspired by the stores of the apparel brand Graphpaper.
There was a 3m hanger rack hanging from the ceiling.
I installed a wall shelf by vitsoe designed by Dieter Rams.
I made furniture that combined a shoebox, bench, and display stand.
The lighting was super bright spotlights like those used in shops.
Shoes were allowed inside.
By making it into a slightly crazy closet? apparel corner?, my criteria for buying clothes changed.
Up until now, I had always had the mindset of "I should buy clothes that I don't have," and I had the feeling of "I only have black T-shirts, so I should buy some in a different color."
When I put the clothes I had bought in this way into this corner that I had created as my ideal home, it just didn't feel right.
There was a mismatch between interior design and fashion.
To be honest, I was embarrassed as someone who works in the apparel industry.
But once I realized that, my preferences for the things that make up my personality became more organized, and I started to add a sense of "displaying clothes."
I think interior design and fashion are very closely related.
Because I have space, I buy unnecessary things, and because I have storage with doors, I end up buying things that are separate from my interior design.
By using open storage with as few doors as possible, I was able to get to know my own preferences more deeply, so I would encourage anyone who is interested to try it!
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I hate to say it myself, but I think my house is unusual (lol).
However, I hope that the story of how I ended up with this unusual house and the experiences I gained there will help you realize something about your lifestyle.
Thank you for reading this long article to the end.
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I'll be posting irregularly, but I'll keep you updated on the changes in my house (lol)
#walk-through closet #クローゼット #服部屋 #リノベ #DIY #モノトーン #シンプル #無機質 #モールテックス #vitsoe #スポットライト #ダクトレール
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I'm happy that many plants have grown this summer as well 🟠
It's fun to watch the potted plants grow and change the flowers in the vase, and I feel like the atmosphere of the room changes a little each time 🙆♀️
I guess that's why I can always feel fresh ○
#1R #ワンルーム #一人暮らし #賃貸 #和モダン #ジャパンディ #無機質 #観葉植物 #花 #照明 #フロアタイル #フラワーベース #花瓶 #DIY #HAY #KANADEMONO #IKEA #ACTUS #無印良品 #サンゲツ
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| MUJI steel unit shelf |
For items that don't fit in the kitchen space, I use Muji shelves and mount them on the wall.
I'm currently renting, so I thought I'd sell it someday when I move into a permanent home.
I considered other similar ones, but the Muji one wasn't too bulky, and each part was thin and slim, which made it a good fit.
When I close the microwave, it shakes quite a bit due to the recoil, so I close it as gently as possible, lol.
The entire store, including home appliances, is unified in silver and black.
I want something a little more textured, so I'm considering additional items to put on top of the shelf.
#Mujirushi Ryohin
#Inorganic
#gray interior
#illumination
#shelf
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It's been a month since I moved into a room with exposed concrete 🏡
Since I have a lot of antique wood-grain furniture, I'm trying to create a space that is not too "Japanese" by combining metallic materials and adding accent colors here and there, and incorporating a sense of openness and pop 🌞📚
Other than antique furniture, I often use IKEA for furniture and interior goods, especially those with colors 🛋️🌟
#Concrete #打ちっ放しコンクリート #部屋作り #古家具 #アンティーク #インテリア #無機質 #雑貨 #IKEA
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It was so hot that I bought a fan (circulator).
Circulators are more expensive than electric fans, but I wanted a compact circulator that I could put in my closet.
I thought it would be less than 10,000 yen, so I chose it based solely on its simple appearance. 😎
#Living room interior #無機質 #ミッドセンチュリーモダン #韓屋インテリア #夏のインテリア
