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#콘스프기록집 #인테리어노하우 Following up on yesterday, today I’ll introduce the living room where a movable stand has been installed in the spot where the TV stand used to be. The new addition to replace the TV stand is the #엣지월무빙스탠드. To be honest, I had been putting off buying it for a while because the design of a movable stand looked complicated, and I doubted if it could properly support a massive 70-inch TV. Eventually, I couldn't stand it anymore and made a bold declaration: "I’ll assemble it all myself, so let’s just buy it!" and splurged. As soon as it arrived, I assembled it by myself while looking at the instructions, and it turned out to be much easier than I expected. I set everything up so that I could hang the TV as soon as my husband came home from work. I waited, and then, together with my husband, we took the TV down, attached the bracket, and hung it on the stand—and it was finally finished! Both my husband, who had been worried, and I are 200% satisfied, saying we should have replaced it sooner. Since it is movable, I can just slide it toward the dining table, and it is really convenient to watch TV while eating. 👍 And most importantly, cable management! The product includes a mesh net and cables, so I was able to bundle the set-top box and cables behind the TV and hide them. I found I was slightly short on cables while bundling, so I used some Muji silicone multi-bands I already had at home, and they are a perfect match. (The area behind the TV is still a total mess, but since I can't see it from the front, I've decided to just ignore it...) I originally planned to put my Nintendo on the stand shelf, but since I don't play games much these days, I put a Marshall speaker there instead, and it finally feels like it has found its proper place. I love the combination of the white stand and the wooden speaker every time I look at it. Also, after removing the TV stand, the existing lower living room light has found its light. ☺️ It feels like I've gained a light that wasn't there before, and I'm very pleased. I recommend this to anyone who wants to use their living room more spaciously.