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#예쁜템최고야 #콘스프기록집 #기록챌린지 #콘수프기록 #복도인테리어 #그릇수집가 #그릇장 #액자인테리어 #ftc24기 #온스파 Just hanging it in the hallway changed the atmosphere of the house | Pretty ItemsAreTheBestInMyHouse I lived in military quarters for 20 years and moved 15 times. Because I had to move every year at the shortest, or every two years at the longest, I always hesitated to even hang a single picture frame properly on the wall. In the first home I acquired after my discharge, I wanted to bring in items I liked one by one, rather than just filling it with necessities for daily life. Among them, the item I am most attached to is this painting hanging in the hallway. When I first saw it, the intense colors and unique depiction of the figures seemed a little bold. However, when I hung it in the calm hallway, where white walls and wood-toned doors meet, it actually added vitality to the space. With yellow, red, and sky blue appropriately mixed within the artwork, the once bland hallway transformed into a much brighter and more interesting space. In particular, when the linear ceiling lighting and the lights above the painting are turned on together, it feels like a small gallery. I naturally find myself gazing at it every time I walk down the hallway after entering the house, and it has become the first space that guests show interest in when they visit. Right next to the painting is a cabinet where I organize cups and coffee supplies collected one by one from my travels. The small cups brought back from Barcelona, Hong Kong, and Macau are more precious to me than their price, as they hold memories of those journeys. With the colorful painting and small travel souvenirs placed in the same space, it feels like a single scene capturing our family's tastes and time. What I learned while doing the interior design was that a beautiful home is not completed solely by expensive furniture. It seems that a space truly feels like my home only when items I love are placed there, such as a painting I find myself gazing at often or a small cup brought back from a trip. ☆ Thoughts from actual use In narrow spaces like hallways, a single large painting with a strong presence looked much neater than hanging several small frames. The frame isn't thick, so it doesn't feel cramped, and the wide white background makes it feel light despite its large size. However, since the artwork features strong colors, keeping the surrounding accessories as simple as possible made it look prettier. My home is centered around wood and white, so it could have easily become a bit bland, but this painting served as a definite focal point. When decorating your home, try filling it with just one item that makes you feel good every time you look at it, rather than trendy accessories. In my home, this painting and the travel cups are exactly those "pretty items are the best" items.