With careful planning and design, my 120-square-metre home has finally been transformed into a cosy nest of modernity and French romance. The living room is 5.5 meters wide, and the high ceiling space makes the whole room full of openness and freedom. In order to add visual layers, I chose to design the whole house with double eyelid ceilings, which not only makes the space more atmospheric, but also shows my ultimate pursuit of details.
The height of the door frame is set at 2.4 meters, which is just right to complement the light French style, which not only maintains the transparency of the interior, but also adds a bit of solemnity and elegance. In terms of color matching, I used the classic black, white and brown tones, which complement each other to create a timeless picture that people will never get tired of looking at.
My decoration was inspired by countless nights of surfing on the Internet, and the aesthetic concepts accumulated bit by bit are now integrated into every corner of this home. From the choice of materials, to the colours, to every detail of the furniture, I put a lot of thought and emotion into it.
This is not only a living space, but also the embodiment of my yearning for a better life. Every time I open the door, I can feel an indescribable satisfaction and happiness, as if all the tiredness has been released in this moment. Home is not only a haven from the wind and rain, it is also the habitat of the soul, and it is a showroom for personality and taste.
Through this renovation, I deeply realized that the appearance of home is actually a mirror of our inner world. It not only shows our attitude towards life, but also reflects our pursuit of life aesthetics. So, if you are still struggling with no ideas for home decoration, you might as well come to me and copy a feeling of my home, maybe here, you can find that inspiration that belongs to you.
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