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#n평인테리어 #22평아파트인테리어 #전세집꾸미기 #콘수프기록 #홈스타일링 #맥시멀리스트 #맞팔환영 My house has a 2-room, 1-bathroom structure with an extended living room veranda. Since it was a rented house, I didn't do any special interior design and tried to solve it with home styling as much as possible. I measured it before moving in and arranged the existing furniture with a 3D sketch and implemented it as is, but there were many changes in a year. In the entrance without a middle door, #아치게이트 was used as a focal point. When you open the front door, you can see the dining table beyond the arch door. (I changed the location now.) There is a dressing room to the left of the front door. The system cabinet was already installed, so there wasn't much space for me to touch it. #Ilum Viewsque After placing the dressing table and display case side by side, the space for the styler was fixed, so it is actually the worst space in my house. I push all the things I don't want to put outside into the other room. This house has a slightly unusual plumbing structure, so there were a lot of difficulties whenever I tried to install something, and the biggest hurdle was installing the #나르왈로봇청소기 direct drain. Normally, it is connected to the kitchen pipes, but it is structurally impossible, so I worried a lot about whether to put it on the veranda, put it in front of the bathroom, or give up the direct drain. In the end, I gave up on the bathroom door ㅠㅠ and installed it with direct drain, but I am satisfied because I gained a very convenient cleaning life in exchange for losing a little privacy. I put up a curtain instead of being able to close the door all the way. The kitchen is across from the dressing room. Since it is a small L-shaped kitchen, the cooking space is very lacking, so I added #아일랜드조리대 as an auxiliary cooking table and use #이케아트로텐 cart as auxiliary storage. I am a trolley tycoon who uses all of IKEA's famous Trollten, Nysafors, Kungsfors, and Roskog trolleys. I will introduce these trolleys next time. Next to the kitchen, there is a dining table and a sofa placed side by side. There is a light above the dining table, but the original location of the dining table was too dark because there was no light, so we ended up changing the location. Across from the dining table, there is a #이케아빌리 bookshelf and a cafe zone. I had been using the Billy bookshelf before, but when I bought more, I added doors to the existing cabinet. All the picture frames from my house are gathered inside the tall Billy cabinet. As I changed the location of the dining table, the location of the partition wall became ambiguous, so the cafe zone became a little ambiguous. I gave up on moving the partition wall and just kept it. I am still using #일룸레마카페장 well:) The bedroom has a bed, #이케아노르들리 storage cabinet, and a computer. The computer that was in the living room was moved into the bedroom, so I changed it a bit and ended up with this structure. Since the bed is directly visible when the door is opened, I used the storage as a partition wall. I stored pajamas, towels, and various massage products that I couldn't store in the dressing room here. There is a galley with an outdoor unit and a drying space on the veranda next to the bedroom. Since the brands of the washing machine and dryer are different and there is no space to put the dryer on top of the washing machine, the washing machine is inside the cabinet and the dryer is outside the cabinet facing each other. I connected a hanger that I use as a clothes hanger above the dryer and put a laundry basket there, and next to it I used a #이케아요낙셀 shelf to organize laundry nets and cleaning tools. Even though there is a dryer, I can't completely avoid using the drying rack, so I fold the drying rack and put it in between and take it out when I need it. I think it would be more appropriate to call it storage styling because the house is just a series of storage racks and storage racks. I'm currently organizing with the goal of reducing them one by one without increasing them any further.