In the hustle and bustle of city life, every inch of space counts. My home, with a floor area of 100 square meters and a suite of 78 square meters, is not spacious, but through some clever decoration, every corner has been given a new life. One of the proudest decisions I made was to connect the living room with the balcony in the small apartment, which not only expanded the living space, but also brought infinite comfort and comfort to the home.
The living room is 3.27 meters wide, and the originally closed floor-to-ceiling windows have been transformed into transparent glass windows, and the sliding door has also been knocked out by me, allowing sunlight to spill into the room without barriers. This change makes the entire living room area appear more open and bright. Sunlight shines through the glass and sprinkles on the sofa, creating a charming light and shadow effect, and enjoying the warmth of nature here every day has become the most pleasant time in my daily life.
The depth of the balcony is only 1.3 meters, but that didn't stop me from making it a comfortable relaxation area. A single chair and a table make up the perfect reading nook and tea space. Here, I can read quietly, or meditate on tea and enjoy a moment of tranquility. When I'm in a good mood, I move the sofa to the floor-to-ceiling window and sit quietly to feel the harmony between the interior and the outside.
For small apartments, the balcony is often just a space to dry clothes, but my balcony breaks this stereotype. It's not just a place to dry my clothes, it's also a place for me to relax. This decision is undoubtedly the choice I regret the most, it not only enhances the practicality of living, but also adds quality and interest to life. In this fast-paced city life, my small balcony is like a small paradise, providing me with a private space where I can escape the hustle and bustle at any time and return to tranquility.