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#가전플렉스 My Home Appliance Flex 📺 Actually, the reason I ended up replacing the TV this time started with a somewhat absurd reason. The 75-inch TV I bought when I was a newlywed and used for about 6 years suddenly had its screen panel fail one day. I looked into repairs, but the repair cost was a whopping 1.5 million won... 😳 In the end, I gave up on the repair and switched to a 48-inch LG OLED TV this time. But honestly, when the TV broke down, I secretly thought, "Maybe it's for the best...?" haha. As someone who is serious about interior design, the 75-inch TV in the living room was much too big for me. Since the screen is so big, it takes up a lot of space, and I was always a bit disappointed that the TV occupied almost all the wall space in the living room that I could have decorated beautifully. So this time, I boldly decided to downsize. Since it's a 48-inch screen, I initially wondered, "Isn't this too small?" but once it was actually installed, it turned out to be just right. The size has become much more compact, but because it's OLED, the picture quality is incredibly sharp and excellent, and the living room feels much more spacious. Above all, what I like most is that the TV isn't the star of the space, but rather fits naturally into the living room decor like a part of the interior. 🤍 I used to think that a big TV was always better, but after switching this time, I realized that isn't necessarily the case. I think choosing the right size for your home's space is quite important when it comes to interior design, just like with home appliances. It's been six years since I last replaced a TV, but in the end, thanks to it breaking down, I feel like I've gotten a little closer to the living room I've always wanted. 😂🤍