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This is the 25-pyeong living room where Mom, Dad, and a 7-month-old baby live. [Sponsored] We arranged a straight daybed and a baby room within one space, and placed a study on the opposite side. The living space for Mom and Dad is separated from the child's play area. :) The product I will be reviewing this time is the Bodle Mat One Mat in [Clay Rose] color, size 140 x 200. True to its name, it is a beautiful mat featuring a calm rose color. When raising a baby, it is inevitable that the house becomes colorful, so I tend to pursue an interior design with some color. That was my initial intention, but after using it, I felt that choosing a colored mat was the right decision. - Dust and hair are not very noticeable. - The tone is similar to the wood-toned flooring, so it blends in well without looking out of place. - You can use it in the opposite ivory color whenever you want. - The colors blend well with colorful toys. It features a soft, brushed fabric with a zipper that opens to insert the sponge. In fact, installation took less than 15 minutes ☺️ I paired it with my baby room, and I was very satisfied because they matched perfectly, looking like a set. It felt on a whole different level compared to the mats I used before; it was sturdy yet had excellent cushioning, and I felt like my back wouldn't get sore when an adult lay on it. It is rated at 4.5cm thick, so I felt reassured even if my baby, who is now much more active, were to fall over. I recommend the One Mat in Clay Rose color to the following people 🫶: - Those with wood-toned flooring - Those seeking a colorful interior - Those who want to keep dirt and dust less visible - Those who want to use it on both sides! #25PyeongLivingRoom #BabyRoom #25PyeongApartmentInterior #HomeWithBaby #HouseWithBaby #BabyMat #OneMat #SoftMat #ClayRose #NewbornMat #LivingRoomWithBaby #LivingRoomBabyRoom #JellyMom #FollowForFollow