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Anonymous users2024-01-24Personally, it is best not to have such a large, thorny plant in the living room.
The living room is a public place, and the placement and decoration of its items should not only consider your own style and preferences, but also consider the convenience and trouble when guests visit in the future.
Try not to place any furnishings that are easy to cause accidental injury or unsafe in the living room, otherwise there will be unpleasant scenes for the guest of honor.
There is a hostess who likes to arrange some small objects and ornaments in the living room, and when you meet a guest with a child and this child is very naughty and wants to play with these small ornaments, are you allowed or not?
This depends on your living room! But it's better to be positive! It's okay if it's not right! But your decoration needs to be matched! Otherwise it looks weird!
The ceiling gusset rusted within a few years must be a recycled aluminum gusset, and it will be like this when you buy a miscellaneous brand, and it is impossible for a big brand like AIA to have this situation, and the price is about the same.
Yes, but it's very unsightly, so it's recommended to make a porch or put a screen.
Generally placed in the study and guest room, this is the same principle as placing the Buddha and Bodhisattva, I will popularize it for you by the way: >>>More
I haven't eaten for a day, and I still have ten days to pay my salary, and if there is a kind person who lends me a hundred yuan, I will pay my salary immediately, and I will not pay off my children and grandchildren.