Bluemfavcolr's post

We are a newlywed couple who got married on October 9th this year. We met in December last year and started looking for houses and preparing for the wedding in February. We didn't even look into interior design or buying. That's because we had almost no money^_^.... With confidence in each other, we looked for a house to rent right away with our limited funds compared to others. A new apartment complex with a floor space of 20 pyeong scheduled to be completed in August was just 10 minutes away from my husband's company, so we signed the contract right away and didn't get to see the house for 2 months. We looked at the floor plan and bought most of the furniture and props from Today's House. My goal was to spend around 500 on furniture and props. However, we couldn't decorate the house cheaply because we had a small budget. What's the answer...? "Wood and Planter Interior" The combination of wood color and white and green will never look cheap. Of course, the texture of the wood and the finishing materials are important, but since I'm still newlyweds, I buy cheap furniture and cover up the lacking parts with vintage lighting, so every corner of our house reflects my taste. The furniture is not actually what I saw, so the colors are different, but since I mainly live with indirect lighting, it blends well and doesn't look awkward. Since it's a rented house, I can't hammer nails in it or tear it down and fix it, so the wall was empty, so I put a wooden bookshelf on the wall next to the sofa. The space is full, but it doesn't look narrow. It looks much more cozy to add a point with books. Overall, it was a vintage-feeling interior that matched beige, wood, and white colors.