My husband and I are about to enter the palace of marriage, and my in-laws specially bought a wedding house for us in the city. I've always had a penchant for modern, minimalist style, so I plan to make my wedding room a simple and stylish living space. To this end, I put a lot of effort into it, browsing many renovation cases on the Internet, and discussing the details of the decoration with others on the forum, hoping to create the perfect home environment.
However, my mother-in-law suddenly intervened in the renovation and insisted on doing it herself, citing our young people's lack of experience. Although I was a little unhappy about this, I can't say anything more considering that the cost of the wedding room was financed by her.
However, when I saw the final result, I almost broke down. The whole space is filled with colorful decorations, and the style is disorganized, almost like a room for a little girl of sixteen or seventeen. I deeply feel that my mother-in-law is using my wedding room to fulfill her unfulfilled dreams.
On the large white wall at the entrance, a strange lamp is installed, and the wall is plastered with messy things, which looks childish and cheesy. This was a far cry from the modern, minimalist style I had originally expected and I couldn't accept it.
I was even more amazed by the layout of the living room. Beneath the coffee table is a colorful carpet that is clearly a 90's style that has long been out of touch with today's fashion trends. Not only that, carpets are laid under the coffee table, which is easy to accumulate dust and stains, and it is easy to breed bacteria, which brings hidden dangers to home hygiene. Perhaps, in the eyes of my mother-in-law, this is what she thinks is beautiful, but in my opinion, this is undoubtedly destroying the harmony and beauty of the whole space.
Next to the living room is the entrance to the bedroom, but the design of the sliding door made me uncomfortable. In the home renovation I've seen, sliding doors are mostly used in specific spaces such as kitchens or bathrooms, and rarely in bedrooms. This design makes me feel very abrupt, and it obviously does not conform to my aesthetics and living habits.
Inside the bedroom
Flowers everywhere
The view from the living room in the direction of the dining room and bathroom is dizzying
The TV wall in the living room didn't even do a modeling, and directly made an overall TV cabinet, which is a product of what era?
Small dining table
In the bathroom, a large fresh and refined lotus flower, drunk, and a glass countertop basin, too foreign!
Inside the bathroom, if it weren't for this bamboo pattern shower curtain, I would feel pretty good
In the kitchen, my husband usually cooks, I don't know how to cook, so it doesn't matter if the decoration is good or bad
Let's see, just like this, if it's you, can you bear it?