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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello, put the piano first to see the size of the space to put down. Second, see if it is convenient to use after putting it down. Third, look at the reasonableness of space utilization.
You can compare the living room and the study to see where it is more cost-effective. Here's a little advice from me, and I hope it can help you a little.
To be honest, the piano of the Pearl River, when you learn the piano to a certain extent, you can't use it at all. If measured by price, Helen's is not bad. The so-called solid wood is solid wood veneer, and there are solid wood veneer. It's not the solid wood you call it.
The entrance door is conditionally blocked by a screen, and the bathroom door is hung with a curtain.
Make a screen at the junction of the living room and dining room. >>>More
The design of this house is also a bit interesting......
In the dining room, the wall where the dining table is leaning, pull out a piece to the south to make a hollow wine rack or wine cabinet, so that it is storage space, and it can be used as a porch, killing two birds with one stone, tall and connotative, and there is no waste of space. >>>More
The sofa area in the living room is a relatively private space, and the sofa is not very good when you enter the door, which also forms the Chinese saying that there is no privacy at a glance. The sofa is reliable on the wall of the entrance door, and the position of the entrance and the living room can be separated by a hollow partition.