.amy.'s post

11 years of marriage, I know very well that the idea of buying cheap and using it until it is replaced does not work at all with furniture. When buying things, the bigger the item, the longer you are satisfied with it and use it, the more you think about whether it fits into your life rather than the price. I think a lot about the usual lifestyles and habits of my family members. Then I set my own restrictions for the purchase. I choose a color tone that is harmonious with the surroundings. It is really fun because it matches exactly what I imagined when I actually put it together. In fact, since I brought most of the furniture that I used before, our interior designer, who has a client (=me😇) who has many requirements, worked really hard to match it. I live close to the site, so I went to the site more than three times a week, and he never showed any sign of being burdened. He always covered up my embarrassment by saying that since the customer is my own, I want you to be satisfied for a long time without regrets. I always feel this way, but isn't my fortune really the best in the universe? 🙂 ㅡ ➰Behind In the planning stage, the space where I was going to put the sideboard 🛏️ As always, I looked at vintage products, In order to reduce price pressure and secure sufficient movement, > I went with sturdy iron furniture even though the volume is small! The floor is quite dark, but I judged that the wallpaper and closet colors are basically high in brightness, > So I went with black to suppress the slightly excited atmosphere! #IKEA #그로피엘레트 The legs are thin, so I can relieve the visual stuffiness, > But I wanted to make it a little more lively, so I used a transparent frame for the chair! I enjoy moving around so much that I don't sit down and put on makeup, and my desk was taken away by my older child(?) > So I used it as a desk! I mainly write my diary and I love mirrors, so I have to have a mirror🪞💓 #Bedroom interior #Vanity interior