by.clotilda's post

Hello! I am 5.young.3 who started working as FTC12! I think you might be curious about what 5.young.3 is, so I will briefly introduce my nickname. The apartment number I live in, 503, and the neighborhood number I live in are coincidentally the same, so I ended up using it as my nickname^^ I was called someone's mother and the title of assistant manager at work, but those words don't fully describe me. I would like to first thank Today's House for giving me time to think carefully about how to introduce myself. I lived in Moscow for 4 years because my husband was posted to Moscow, Russia as a resident. During that time, I traveled to many countries overseas and experienced various cultures. In particular, my trip to Northern Europe gave me great inspiration. While traveling to Nordic countries such as Denmark, Sweden, and Finland, I was fascinated by their simple yet warm lifestyle. The vintage furniture that emphasized the colors and practicality that resembled the nature of Northern Europe felt like a philosophy of life, not just an interior design. Even after returning home, I try to incorporate the warm Nordic sensibility into my home by using these furniture and props. These experiences go beyond simply decorating the space and help my family feel more enriched in their daily lives. When I spend a day with my children in a simple and cozy Nordic-style space, I often feel the happiness of ‘small but abundant’, just like their life philosophy. I often visit a nearby cafe during leisurely mornings or when the children are at school. Reading a book I like while drinking fragrant coffee is a small moment of healing for me. The genres of books I like are diverse, but I especially enjoy reading essays and novels. While reading a book, I learn a new perspective on life, and sometimes I am moved and reflect more deeply on myself. Sitting in a cafe with a cup of coffee and a book is my own special way to forget the small stresses of everyday life. Sometimes, I try to introduce the joy of reading to my children by going to the local library together or spending time quietly reading a book at home. These activities become topics for our entire family to talk about, and they naturally create time for conversation and connection. In this way, cafes and reading are a big part of my daily life, and they are important hobbies that give me new energy and inspiration. From now on, I will visit you often through Today's House with home styling that contains the warm sensibility of Northern Europe. Thank you. #ftc12thstory #나를소개합니다 #Today'shouse #Ohouse