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#연재형시리즈 #ftc11기이야기 [Utilizing the Built-in Space - Bedroom] When moving into the built-in space and doing the interior design, I thought the most important thing was to create a lot of storage space. When the baby was born, the luggage increased, so the built-in pantry was not enough to store anything with just furniture. When I was newly married, there was only a bathroom in the living room, so I made a separate closet, but when the bathroom was added to the bedroom, I thought it would be nice to have a dressing room in the bedroom. Fortunately, the bedroom space was large, so I was able to make a bedroom + dressing room. / How to utilize the built-in bedroom space 1. Reduce the window - As you can see in the before picture, the bedroom originally had a very large window, but I reduced the window and made a small window only in the space where the bed would go. 2. Make a partition wall - I wanted to separate the dressing room and the sleeping space, so I built a partition wall and made a large window in the middle to allow for ventilation. 3. Installing a built-in closet - I used an open dressing room in my new home, but it was collecting a lot of dust.. So this time I made a built-in closet and put everything in it! It definitely looks very neat because it’s not visible. 4. Install blinds - The large window on the partition wall felt less separating the space than I thought, so I put up blinds after much thought, and it was a great choice. It's really cozy and warm when I'm lying on the bed. Sometimes it becomes a photo zone for my daughter :-) This was the part I worried about the most while decorating the bedroom, but I'm so happy that many people like our partition wall.. ㅎㅎㅎ I'll work hard to decorate the four-part series well. #Space separation #침실 #침실가벽인테리어 #침실가벽 #붙박이장 #붙박이장인테리어 #제작가구 #블라인드 #블라인드인테리어 #가벽파티션 #가벽설치 #안방가벽 #안방가벽인테리어 #침실꾸미기 #침실인테리어 #침구 #옷방 #드레스룸 #침실드레스룸 #구축인테리어 #아기가사는집