In the hustle and bustle of the city, I chose a 128-square-meter second-hand bungalow and began a journey of reshaping the space with a difference. Fine decoration and micro transformation, I give it a new definition of light and hard decoration and heavy soft decoration, and strive to see the real chapter in simplicity and show thought in the details. The overall renovation cost is controlled within 130,000 yuan, which not only realizes the reasonable allocation of the budget, but also ensures the improvement of the quality of life.
In terms of hard decoration design, I adhere to the principle of "less is more", and use concise lines and simple colors as the basis to create a clean and bright space background. Although the hardware is simple, every small detail has been carefully considered, whether it is the carefully selected switch panel or the hand-polished door handle, all reveal the relentless pursuit of quality of life.
In terms of soft furnishings, I am particularly fond of the second-hand style, and those furniture and decorations with the mark of time not only tell the story of history, but also show my unique understanding of the texture of life. The treasures I found in the market, each of them embodies the effort and emotion, they are quiet but highly expressive, harmoniously integrated with modern elements, and together weave a warm and individual living picture.
While emphasizing texture, I also do not forget the importance of cost performance. Every investment is carefully calculated to ensure that you stay within budget and maximize your impact. After all, home is the harbor of the soul, and I always want to give myself the best, not only for the pursuit of quality of life, but also for self-reward.
Nowadays, when I walk through this historic yet modern bungalow, every corner seems so appropriate. This is a transformation of space, but also a sublimation of life attitude. Here, I find my own rhythm and enjoy every ordinary and precious moment. The picture is from the owner @一原