lookki_루키홈's post

#랜선집들이 As you can see in my profile, my family of two lives in a 26-pyeong house that was completed as a semi-self-house. 🥰 There was no big reason for me, who didn't know anything about interior design and wasn't interested in it, to do a semi-self-house. It was a semi-new apartment that was 4 years old, and since there were no structural changes, I thought I could do a partial interior! It started with a simple thought🫣 But I think everyone can relate, the addition disease was really scary😂 When I first saw the house, I only planned to do the living room coffered ceiling, lighting, and painting, but somehow I ended up doing the bathroom, kitchen, and flooring work on top of that. Since the Lunar New Year holiday was in between, it was hard to plan so that the construction schedule wouldn't overlap, and when there were situations where things had to be different from the plan in the middle, and problems that I couldn't solve on my own, it was the hardest to keep my mentality in check haha😖 Still, I did some putty work myself, made holes for recessed light bulbs myself, and attached automatic curtains and decorative tiles myself, and I grew more fond of my house😉 Of course, I gave up a lot because of the cost, so it's lacking compared to a house that I completely renovated🫣 What I thought while doing semi-self was to focus on the strong points and give up where I had to give up. That's why I paid the most attention to the living room, which is a common space. Since it's a 20-pyeong house, you might not feel much of a change, but I still have a lot of affection for it. I'll show you some recent pictures of the living room!