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👍 9 pyeong (approximately 30 square meters) is enough to fit all this 😁 When we moved, the movers were like, "How on earth will they fit all this?" Especially since we had so many small belongings, they were incredibly worried about organizing. BUT! All of this can fit comfortably in a 9 pyeong (approximately 30 square meters) studio apartment. Hehehe.👍 The key to arranging a small space is to create smooth movement while making the most of every inch of space. That's why I'm obsessed with my furniture arrangement: a round table in the center of the studio apartment! A round table is a fantastic way to create open movement. When I produce and pack goods, I often have things piled up all over the place. If things pile up around a square table, the direction is clear, making it feel stuffy and difficult to find new routes. On the other hand, a round table allows for easy access to other routes, even when things are piled up around it. It's also important to place furniture that only needs to be on one side against the wall as much as possible! In a large home, side-by-side partitions can be used to maximize both sides, but in a small home, this can be a waste of space. Furniture that only requires one side, such as a bookshelf, closet, or desk, can be integrated into the wall to create a more spacious feel than the original space. ❣️ #SmartFurnitureLayout #오늘의우리집 #콘수프기록집 #원룸 #원룸배치 #가구배치 #원형테이블 #9평 #원룸살이 #자취 #독립 #작은집 #테이블추천