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In older apartments, I found that removing the load-bearing walls on both sides (wing walls) is often nearly impossible when extending a veranda. My home was no exception; removal was not an option. I considered rounding the pillars with carpentry, but that would have inevitably taken up more space. So, I finished it with the original angular pillars. However, having angular pillars created a sense of separation between the inside and outside, and significantly restricted furniture placement. I spent a lot of time thinking about how to resolve this issue. That is when I discovered wood room dividers. After extensive research and deliberation, I chose the affordable WoodRay. I worried it might look too cramped or shabby, like a mat spread out on the ground! But those worries only delayed the delivery date!! By setting it up to create a curve on the load-bearing wall, it created the effect of making the separated space appear naturally expanded! Also, being able to arrange furniture diagonally in front of it was incredibly useful for rearranging furniture. The addition of curves to the straight and flat structure made the space feel much softer and significantly boosted the natural mood. If you have done a basic interior design, be sure to try out various styling options with this wood partition wall. It turned out much better than I expected! 👍🏼 #InteriorKnowHow #콘수프기록집 #우드레이 #우드레이가벽 #우드레이파티션 #가벽 #날개벽 #내력벽 #구축아파트 #구축인테리어 #구축거실