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#Space I want to introduce in my house This is the baby's play area in the living room of a small 11-pyeong house. I've received many questions about where the baby's toys are after seeing the living room photos, but they're hidden in an IKEA storage unit! If you want to make your living room neat, I recommend a storage unit with an open door rather than an open-type cabinet. Doors that open by pressing can be easily opened and closed by babies. Mango has been able to open them by pressing with his back since he was about 15 months old. At first, I wanted to bring in a wooden kitchen play set, but since the size of our small house was right, we made a storage unit where he can play kitchen. He plays house and takes out his toys here. In the bottom compartment, we organized animal figures, small car toys, etc. by type. Oh, the bottom shelf was made with Daiso compression rods. Doesn't it look pretty good? If you want more details, you can watch the DIT-TOY CABINET video, which is a fixed post on my feed. In front of the parish, a folding table is placed so that toys can be taken out and played with during the day, and the table is folded and put away when play is over. #ToyStorage #ToyOrganization #ToyStorageCabinet #ToyStorageBox #ParishOrganization #ParishCabinet #ParishRecommendation #HomeWithBaby #HomeWithBabyLivingRoom #BabyMatt #BabyPlaySpace #BabyPlayMat #HomeWithBabyInterior #11Pyeong #11PyeongApartment #15Pyeong #15PyeongInterior #15PyeongLivingRoom #SmallHouseLivingRoom #SmallHouseLivingRoomInterior #FTC12Story #OurHomeToday #CornSoupRecord #CornSoup