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#정보공유 ✶ White interiors are beautiful, but are you worried they'll become boring after a long time? White interiors can make spaces feel monotonous. Before adding color, I first changed the impression of my home by adding elements that could change shape and structure, like partition walls, curtains, wall pad covers, switches, and ceiling fans. Today, I'd like to share the results one by one. 🤍 Partition Wall | Round Round Egg Window Circular Perforated Partition @roundround.kr The living room's all-white tone, devoid of wood, and linear structure felt somewhat stiff. To compensate, I added an egg-shaped perforated partition wall. Initially, I placed it near the window, but I felt it detracted from the openness, so I installed it close to the wall to create volume. This partition wall adds visual variation to the linear structure, acting as a structural element that enhances the space's completeness without adding color or materials. (The high versatility of being able to be moved around and installed is also top-notch!) 🤍 Wall Pad Cover | Studio Mood @studio.mood_official During our remodel, we encountered an unexpected problem: our ugly, fifteen-year-old wall pad. The repair shop had closed, so only simple repairs were possible. They also said that if we replaced it with a different design, we wouldn't be able to open the lower entryway. So, instead of replacing it, we opted for a cover. Replacing a wall pad often costs anywhere from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of won, but I got this with a metal cover for just 70,000 won. The cover is quite heavy, requiring reinforcement when installed on a drywall wall, so I used a piece of plastic rather than a pin to secure it, and after reinforcing it, I installed it sturdily. The timeless design is ideal for long-term use, and the doorbell ringing is also audible, so I'm extremely satisfied with it. 🤍 Curtain | Unislet Curtains Unislet curtains feature multiple vertical slats, creating a soft, curtain-like atmosphere while allowing for precise control of light like blinds. When fully closed, they offer the clean, blind-like feel, while when fully open, they offer the soft, flowing feel of curtains. 🤍Common Area Switch | Inshow (Interior Show) Switch 75 @inshow_official This switch is a smart switch with a European-style flat design, low noise, lighting control, dimming, color temperature adjustment, and IoT (Internet of Things) integration. It's only available to interior design companies that have completed the Inshow Academy. Luckily, my interior design director is an Inshow graduate, and he upgraded me to an Inshow position in the common area! Everything else is by Le Grand Appella. It's comfortable and I'm not jealous of the lint switches! (Unfortunately, my personal knowledge of this switch is limited. I'll share what I can find, just in case you're curious! I don't know much more than that😭) 🤍 Ceiling Fan: Airatron AE3+50 White @aeratron_korea Choosing a ceiling fan depends on personal preference, but the one thing I considered most important was that it be absolutely quiet. My husband is quite sensitive to noise, so the cost was a concern, but we chose the Airatron, known as the quietest ceiling fan on the market. The Airatron is beautiful and quiet, but it's expensive! No matter how hard you turn it up, there's barely any buzzing, and you can definitely feel the difference when you actually use it. However, since one unit costs nearly 1 million won, it's best to carefully consider your budget and needs before making a choice. (Even if you consider design to be the most important, Airatron...!) - Every time I post this kind of information, people ask me questions about things I hadn't thought of, and as I answer those questions, the next content naturally follows. It feels like the flow of my account isn't my own, but rather the commenters who create it, which makes it even more fun. #WhiteInterior #월패드가리개 #실링팬 #콘수프기록집 #예쁜템최고야 #맞팔 #선팔맞팔 #소통해요 #실링팬추천 #가벽인테리어 #가벽 #40평대아파트인테리어 #인테리어팁