Nowadays, most home buyers are unmarried people born in the 1980s, making the pursuit of individuality the mainstream trend in home decoration. With increasing attention to space utilization, personalized interior design has gradually combined with humanization, and creating details in the space has become a highlight of the design.
Many home buyers have an overall concept for their home's decoration design, but when it comes down to specifics, some spaces always end up being awkward - it's a pity to leave them idle, yet placing items there feels like overdoing it. Many homeowners excessively pursue visual effects, often resulting in spending money on discomfort during the renovation process.
Hiring a decoration company can be expensive, while personal design may not fully meet expectations. Therefore, the reasonable use of space is a key focus for many homeowners when choosing a design plan. In fact, idle spaces can be utilized to meet functional needs, creating a more comfortable living environment. As people increasingly value simplicity and clarity in style, emphasizing humanity-centered designs, the demand among homeowners for designing idle spaces is growing.
Creating highlights through details.