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#현명한소비 #콘수프기록집 A newlywed home in an older building of 21 pyeong, but since the actual usable area is in the 15 pyeong range, securing empty space is REALLY difficult yet important 🥹 I believe that smart spending starts with not buying things that will have nowhere to go, so today I’ve gathered items that I bought without much thought, without considering the size of the house, and eventually had to sell or throw away! 1️⃣ Dish drying rack, induction cooktop cover You should try to keep as little as possible on the kitchen, but drying racks that reveal colorful dishes clearly are the main culprits that make the kitchen feel suffocating! Also, since cleaning the induction cooktop cover and the wall is the same, I didn't experience much inconvenience after getting rid of them haha. 2️⃣ Recycling bin No matter how hard I looked, there was nowhere in the house to store recyclable items. I was worried about bugs if I put it on the veranda, and there was absolutely no space in the laundry room... Rather than keeping it inside the house with an awkward size, I found it much easier to just get rid of it and throw it away every day! 3️⃣ Clothes Drying Rack I use hangers found all over the house—such as the door hanger behind the door or the one hanging from the veranda ceiling—as a substitute for a drying rack. I don't bother using a drying rack to secure even a hand's width of floor space. (Thanks to this, I do end up wearing only dryer-friendly clothes ☺️) #NewlywedHomeInterior #셀프인테리어 #공간활용 #21평인테리어 #맞팔