Julie_cosyhome's post

Ten months after giving birth. One of the biggest concerns I had while raising my new family was how to use our home. Would I be able to maintain my own personal style while also successfully raising my child? I vaguely assumed, "The living room is the largest, so it'd be great for raising children," and started placing baby items in the living room one by one. But when I actually did it... The living room was never usable as a living room, and it was always cluttered with baby items. The baby's room was only used for sleeping, and even the largest bedroom was only used for my husband's sleep. I felt like, despite our large home, we were using it inefficiently. So, during the Lunar New Year holiday, I practically remodeled my home. ✔️ Largest bedroom → Baby's room Moved all the cribs and toys ✔️ Smaller bedroom → Master bedroom ✔️ We even swapped bathrooms. While making the changes, I worried about whether it would be the right solution, but once I did, I realized that I was using every space much more efficiently, without any wasted space. And the best part— I was able to recreate the living room I loved most, before having a baby. Now, there's a place for my husband, a place for me, and even a place for our baby. I realized I didn't have to sacrifice my tastes just because I was raising a child. Space was ultimately about how we used it. #오늘의우리집 #살림살이 #예쁜템최고야 #웜톤인테리어 #북유럽인테리어 #화이트인테리어 #아파트인테리어 #인테리어노하우 #현명한소비