#인테리어노하우 Making a Small Kitchen Look Expanded Without Spending Money Since I moved into an older apartment without doing any interior renovations, the floors and walls are yellow... The kitchen was already cramped, but the hallway wall next to it was so yellow that I really couldn't touch it. I was always busy trying to cover it up, so I only took photos of the opposite side. I've been under a lot of stress lately, so I wanted to move some furniture. I wondered what to put there, and I thought I should make use of the furniture I already had... So I struggled to move the bookshelf from the living room. It was a U-shaped island, which made the kitchen look even narrower and more stifling. I moved it just to cover up the yellow wall, but I was much more satisfied than I expected. Since I'm such a dish enthusiast, I filled it with my favorite dishes and accessories, It felt like I had placed a dish cabinet in the kitchen, and I loved how the kitchen felt wider. I think if you change the accessories according to the season or your mood, the feel of the kitchen will change too. As for the tiny island, I placed a storage cabinet of a similar size there and put my favorite dishes on it as well. It gives off a curated shop vibe, and I am using it with satisfaction. Just by rearranging the furniture in the house, the narrow kitchen that I disliked and wanted to hide seems to have improved a lot, doesn't it? #CornSoupRecords #주방 #가구 #좁은주방 #그릇장 #수납장 #인테리어