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This time, I’d like to introduce our dressing room 👕 I wanted to use the existing master bedroom space more efficiently, so I built a partition wall and installed a long modular wardrobe to create a dressing room. If storage space is lacking, clothes pile up quickly and the house can easily look cluttered, so this time, I focused on creating a space where clothes could be neatly organized from the start. I arranged the modular wardrobe to separate Mom's and Dad's clothes, and I also reorganized the entire wardrobe once we moved. By boldly getting rid of clothes we don't wear often and keeping only the essentials, it looks much neater. In particular, I organized pants using hangers so they are visible at a glance. It is more convenient to take them out and wear compared to folding them, and they wrinkle less, so I am very satisfied with how I use it. I organized the tops by color. Arranging them in order from white to beige, gray, and black makes it look neat and makes it much easier to find clothes. It may be a small difference, but since it is a space we use every day, I am very satisfied. We are still in the stage of filling it with necessary items and organizing, but thanks to this, the dressing room feels much more systematically organized. I plan to maintain it consistently so that I can keep it looking good in the future. The satisfaction from neat storage is greater than I expected, so I would like to recommend this to anyone considering a dressing room. 🤍 #TodaysHome #드레스룸인테리어 #시스템장 #드레스룸꾸미기 #수납인테리어 #옷정리 #신혼집인테리어 #화이트인테리어 #30평대인테리어 #집꾸미기