On the stage of life, every space is a container for our emotions, and home is undoubtedly the place that can best carry our interest in life. I once thought that hard decoration was the skeleton of the home, which determined the quality and safety of living, but in a moment of inspiration, I suddenly realized: soft decoration is the magician who gives the soul to the four walls.
My residence, 95 square meters of space, hard decoration is extremely simple, only spent more than 70,000 yuan. The white walls are as pure as a canvas, the gray floor tiles are calm and atmospheric, and the black, white and gray colors interweave a color tone that is both modern and classic. Such a hard decoration design has no complicated decorations, but it leaves infinite possibilities, so that the subsequent soft decoration is full of freedom and imagination.
When choosing a sofa and a dining table, I found that any style of furniture seemed to coexist harmoniously against such a backdrop of hard furnishings. In the end, I chose a sofa with clean lines and a dining table with a unique shape, which not only filled the functional needs of the space, but also injected a breath of life and vitality into the home.
For details, I carefully selected some small objects in brown tones, such as ornaments, cushions, and some white decorations, which are particularly eye-catching in a simple environment, they are like the finishing touch in the space, and make the whole room come alive.
Finally, I put a beige rug in the center of the living room, the soft texture gives a warm touch and also adds a touch of soft color to the home. Every time you step barefoot, you can feel the warmth from your feet, as if it is a kind of soothing for your busy life.
Yes, soft furnishings are like the soul of home, it makes a cold space warm, and makes the simple background glow with personality. Hard decoration is important, but what really makes the home alive is those emotional soft decoration details, which constitute the warm, comfortable and unique "home" in our eyes.
The picture comes from @南ticket川's home