
I simply turned off the fluorescent lights, and the atmosphere of my home changed. While changing furniture and accessories is important when decorating, I realized that light is what changes the atmosphere of a home more significantly than I thought. I rarely turn on the fluorescent lights during the day. Living solely on natural light filtering through the curtains, I began to notice how the home's ambiance constantly shifts with the time of day. The light that streamed in softly in the morning casts shadows on the curtains as the sun moves slightly, and light and shadow naturally form on the table and chairs. In the past, I used to turn on the lights out of habit whenever the house was dark, but these days, I feel that turning off the lights is actually the beginning of interior design. Especially in spaces with many calm colors like white or beige, the texture of the materials and the three-dimensionality of the space seem to come alive much better when natural light enters. You don't have to spend a fortune buying new items; try turning off the fluorescent lights during the day. Simply opening the curtains and letting the light come in can make your home look a little different from what you usually see. The simplest and most cost-effective interior design know-how. These days, I start by ‘turning off the lights.’ #CornSoupRecords #인테리어노하우 #자연광인테리어 #거실인테리어 #홈스타일링