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#InteriorKnowHow I was commissioned to renovate a 20-year-old apartment, and since this was my first time working on a new project, I recently uploaded a video about the kitchen.😅 Today, I’d like to introduce the master bedroom. I think... this layout will definitely be a matter of personal preference, with strong likes and dislikes.😝 The homeowner preferred a clean and tidy space that emphasizes the beauty of negative space, rather than filling the room with various decorative items. Since there is no separate dressing room, we had to install built-in wardrobes in the master bedroom, just like in most homes. Because the master bedroom is quite large, I suggested installing a wall to divide it into two separate spaces. Won't it look cramped? Won't it feel stuffy? I was full of worries... 😭😭😭 ✔️Originally, the partition wall was designed to be chest-high, but since there was no supporting strength when building it, we had to build pillars on both sides, which increased the wall height. ㅠㅠ I think it would be good to adjust the height to suit your taste. However, after installing this structure, each individual space stood out, and the view was clearly organized, so they were very satisfied. Some might think it looks cramped or narrow. After all, we used to think that a master bedroom should be large and open. But since a bedroom is literally just a space for sleeping, I wondered if it was really necessary to use that space so large. How about trying something new, like dividing the space boldly according to your own taste? Do you like this structure or not? #Apartment #ApartmentRemodeling #Bedroom #BedroomInterior #Bedding #LowProfileBedFrame #LowProfileBed