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🏷️ My 4 Criteria for Creating a Simple Living Room When decorating a space, I consider it more important to create a space that you won't get tired of looking at, rather than constantly bringing in new accessories to create a new look. That is why I have established a few criteria for my home and am filling them in one by one. 1️⃣ Things You Won't Get Tired of I prioritize choosing items that I can love for a long time, rather than trendy designs. Even when bringing in new items, I think my first thought is, "Will I still like this a few years from now?" 2️⃣ Simple Colors, Diverse Materials I decorated my home centering on three tones: black, beige, and ivory. However, while keeping the colors as simple as possible, I balance the look by using different materials together—such as linen, sisal, wood, glass, and steel—to prevent the space from looking boring. 3️⃣ Use only what is necessary In my home, rather than keeping a lot of props, I tend to style just one spot lightly. I keep the table as empty as possible and only place items I use frequently or flowers on it. Thanks to this, the space looks much more organized, and my gaze seems to naturally linger there. 4️⃣ Adding a sense of seasonality with flowers Instead of constantly bringing in new props, I found that simply changing the flowers to match the season significantly alters the atmosphere of the house. It is the most 부담-free way to change the space, so it is the styling method I still do most often these days. 🖤 Ultimately, what I consider most important is creating a space where you want to linger. If you are having similar concerns, I recommend starting by establishing just one small standard rather than constantly bringing in new props. 🏛️🪽 #ftc25thGeneration #거실인테리어 #거실스타일링 #스타일링팁 #미니멀 #신혼부부 #유리테이블 #거실꾸미기 #거실러그