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When decorating a home, making it look pretty is important, but I always consider first whether the space can be restored to its original state later. Instead of major renovations or methods that damage the walls, I tried to change the atmosphere using interior designs that are as restoreable as possible. ✅ Round Arch Partition Wall I divided the space with a partition wall, installed a curtain rod inside, and set up a rod-pocket curtain to separate the areas without making it feel cramped. (It is easy for a woman to install alone!) ✅ Simment Tile Carpet (Gray) I laid the tile carpet over the existing floor so that it can be removed when needed. It has a substantial thickness, and the surface is treated with non-slip rubber. (My feet won't get cold in the winter, even without heating!) ✅ IKEA Runnen Flooring Deck Tiles I changed the atmosphere by assembling Runnen deck tiles. With the warm texture of the wood coming in, the small veranda transformed into a cafe-like space. ☕️ ✅ Drill-free Sliding Picture Frame I installed a sliding picture frame using pushpins instead of drilling holes in the wall or removing the unsightly switch. Normally, the frame covers the switch, but when in use, I slide the frame to the side to access it. I made this choice not just for the sake of a "pretty home now," but with the understanding that I could eventually return it to its original state. #RecoverableInterior #기록챌린지 #무타공인테리어 #무타공액자 #슬라이딩액자 #꼽꼬핀 #침실인테리어 #침실꾸미기 #아치형가벽 #라운드라운드 #타일카펫 #심플먼트 #이케아룬넨 #룬넨 #데크타일 #베란다인테리어 #셀프인테리어 #집꾸미기