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#인테리어노하우 #콘수프기록집 There is nothing particularly special about my home interior know-how. It is a minimalist approach of quietly filling the space with only what is necessary. Actually, I dislike having too many things. The more things you have, the more organization is required, isn't it? Because no one likes organizing. In the past, I thought I liked "organizing." But after thinking about it carefully, I realized that I don't like "organizing" itself, but rather I like a "tidy state." So, to create that state, I chose to find a place for every item, and to create a space for each item, I had to secure space. Since those spaces are not just for the objects but are centered around me, I inevitably ended up with fewer items, and I think that is how a minimalist life naturally followed. The previous look of the living room, different from the current mood. We used to live with a modular sofa connected as one unit, and instead of facing away from the living room window, I could see the warm atmosphere of the house at a glance. The layout was designed so that when I was doing housework, my child could look at me and do various things. (Although now it has changed to face the side window and the bookshelf.) My interior design know-how is minimalism. This is the best approach, and even if I were to go back, it would still be minimalism. #MinimalistInterior #MinimalistLife #ModularSofaRecommendation #ModularSofa #ShiseiCloud #WalnutInterior #LivingRoomStudy