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Starting this month, we would like to introduce some of the wonderful renovations we saw that month and home ideas under the title "Integrated Architecture Videos and Practical Ideas for DIY Renovations and Custom Homes"!

We will be making it into a series in the future, so if you are interested, please check it out.HerePlease look for more back issues.

By the way, I watched a lot of videos of Homelandic First Class Architects this month! (Very fan for the time being)

So, here you go.

1: Tile-style flooring! ? Choice ideas that combine functionality and beauty

ikuta's tile-style flooring is cute! I never thought something like this happened!

Flooring makes you feel good even barefoot, and I think it's a great choice for you in terms of functionality, but I was having trouble because there weren't any visual options, but I didn't know there were tile-style flooring!

Be sure to check it out. I want to introduce this.

The interior is minimal and it's a house that you won't get bored of, so it's great!

The blindfolded curtains on the shoe box are also stylish. I've never thought about using a design like this before, but I would like to include it as an option when I look for it in the future.

Even when the plumbing scene starts at around 40 minutes, you should definitely take a look at the fact that you can choose between a laundry bar and a string.

2: Light interior that you'll want to imitate

I thought the light in this house was really nice.

The long, narrow kitchen lights are pendant lights that cooks may not consider adopting them...The more time-consuming lights look, the more beautiful they look!

3: The drawer rail ideas are amazing!

This video!

The kitchen drawer rails that come out in around 12 minutes are amazing.

What's amazing is that it's not just on the side but on the bottom!

I would like to watch the video for more details, but I thought it was full of good things, and the rails below make it easy to install (it seems like there's less slippage since it's not floating and installed), and it was full of good things.

This is a must-see for DIYers who seem to be doing their own renovations.

The fittings are perfect for DIY purposes!

It's expensive to buy something like this, so it was very helpful.

4: One-story room tour for a large space

A chic home that looks like a hotel.

I would like to copy the idea of ​​putting kitchen panels on the walls to the left and right of the sink.

I've never seen it much (why?), but if you ask me, it's waterproof and can easily be used to infuse water-repellent stains. Why didn't you notice?

It's a modern home with underfloor ventilation.

5: A simple and easy home that you want to imitate everything and make your life easier

You definitely want to imitate a conductor that makes fully automatic housework easier.

I want to live in a stress-free home.

It is important to be aware from the start that you can live in a home that is easy to live in even as you get older. This will inevitably reduce the need for future renovations and will provide a good value for money.

To make the handrail at the entrance look stylish, it was very helpful to first create a reinforced base and attach iron bar to it. I want to imitate it!

Also, the iron bar on the ceiling when folding laundry! This is a point you definitely don't want to forget about your home!

Conclusion

How was the article?

For me, there are so many things I want to copy.

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