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Anonymous users2024-01-24The best solution is as follows:
1. Wardrobe: placed at the entrance door, placed close to the wall in the northeast direction, one is more practical, the other is that the room space is relatively large, and the third is to avoid the moisture of the bathroom, and the cabinet and clothes are not easy to mold.
2. Bed: The head of the bed should be turned 90 degrees counterclockwise, against the wall in the southeast direction, so that the head of the bed has a backrest, the second is good privacy, and the third is to avoid the erosion of the cold on the wall to the joints when sleeping.
3. Desk: perpendicular to the bed, close to the southeast wall, one can be used as a bedside table, easy to put things, the second is easy to use, and the third is to make the whole room look large and neat.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23The smallest space may be limited in size, and the smallest space creates the highest value, but it is better than facing the bedroom door.
You have to go out and live, because your girlfriend is definitely not too embarrassed to lie in the same bed with your mother, and she will sleep very stiffly at night.
Yes, when renting a house, you will generally agree on the purpose and the number of people to rent, and communicate with the landlord, as long as you are not too much, there should be no problem.
Isn't it a shared house, it's someone else's home, and it's definitely not a single room and a meter.
I think you can just say it, parents will be considerate of you, so your girlfriend won't be happy, and it's not good! If you want to live together, rent a big house, two bedrooms and a living room are about the same, if it is inconvenient to say directly, just say that you feel small, things can't be put down.
If you just rent it, you will return it directly, and it will be a big deal to miss a month's money, or like me, I will pay 1 and pay 3 and go directly, and I don't want to pay a cent.