미도리Midorii's post

The second item I settled on after much deliberation is a desk. I went through a series of table setups—from a low-lying desk to a sofa table, a tilting reading desk, and a semi-circular white table—before finally settling on my current table. Since I changed tables so often, I never owned one in the 100,000 won range. However, I always felt something was missing. The low-lying desk was too low, making it uncomfortable to study. So, I bought a sofa to sit on and a sofa table at the same height. The eye level was just right, but it was still uncomfortable to lean against the desk to write a diary. So, I bought a tilting desk that doubled as a reading stand. This table was great for reading books and writing diaries. However, as expected, sitting on the floor meant my legs would inevitably cramp after sitting for a long time. So, I bought a semi-circular dining table that could be used efficiently even in a small house! I chose a long, thin size. It was great for spreading things out, and since buying this table, I started studying at home as well. However, the legs of this table weren't at a right angle. As the number of books to study increased, I felt like my table was sinking. So, I ended up settling on this table—large, rustic, yet sturdy. I highly recommend it to everyone around me, provided the size allows it, haha. Its rustic charm is stylish, and its sturdiness is great, plus the price is fantastic! Many people use white or light green table mats, which makes it easy to change the atmosphere. I haven't gotten tired of it yet and am still using it in its original wood color. #DeskRecommendation #데스크테리어 #취준생 #원룸꾸미기 #5평원룸