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#인테리어노하우 You know how people agonize over whether to do interior design thousands of times? ㅠㅠ They say you only truly know a house after living in it... Based on my own experience living in it, I’m going to share a collection of things I think I “really did well” and things I “really regret” doing. Today, I’ve gathered bathroom interior details that I use without any regrets. 1. Glass Partition If I hadn’t done it because I was worried it wouldn’t look pretty, I would have regretted it a thousand, ten thousand times. The vanity doesn’t get wet, and it’s convenient to wipe water after a shower. (Especially if you have children, you absolutely must do this. Water splashes everywhere, but the vanity area stays spotless.) 2. A single brick step next to the bathtub I was hesitant about a brick bathtub, but just adding a single step next to it definitely makes it look more luxurious. It’s also comfortable to sit on while washing. 3. 600x600mm Tiles For those who aren’t confident in cleaning grout, definitely go for large tiles. Since there is less grout, maintenance is really easy. The hotel vibe is a bonus. 4. Jolly Cut Zendai Since it is a bathroom without flashy details, this subtle difference made a huge difference. It was the reason why it looked more luxurious despite being simple. Interior design is a continuous series of endless choices, but no matter how much you agonize over it, there always ends up being something you regret. Next time, I’ll do the opposite and share details that I “wouldn’t do again if I had the chance.” If you are planning an interior renovation, save this and look back on it later 🤍 What was the detail you feel you made the right choice living in? Please let me know in the comments 👇 #CornSoupRecords #인테리어 #31평인테리어 #구축아파트리모델링 #구축아파트 #욕실인테리어 #욕실 #욕실리모델링 #600각 #졸리컷 #욕조 #조적욕조 #조적선반 #타월 #욕실용품