A 3-hour daily commute, yet this working wife's subtle storage means nothing looks messy even when it is not tidied up

Today Fox is introducing a working wife who has lived in the suburbs for 7 years,

she spends 1.5 hours commuting each way to and from work every day,

and still has the energy to practice calligraphy in her spare time.

How does she do it?

You can tell right from her entryway shoe cabinet,

spotless, with almost no traces of daily life.

1. Create a subtle entryway, where everything for going out gets done

When entryway storage is done well,

it not only cuts down the time needed to get out the door,

but also means you do not need to spend much time cleaning day to day.

It turns out that inside the cabinet door,

adhesive hooks hide the keys and the stamp for signing for deliveries.

Near the entryway, beside the TV cabinet,

there is also an IKEA IDEBO cable management bag.

What is the trick to this bag?

It turns out this bag fastens with buttons,

so it leaves a gap that can hold a power strip.

So she uses this cable management bag to store a hair dryer and a curling iron,

and every day before work she can do her makeup at the entryway and head out!

And because it has a handle,

it is also easy to move next to the full-length mirror and the power strip,

so day to day she does not even need to put it in a drawer.

This cable management bag costs only 39.9 yuan at IKEA,

so you could say it is very impressive.

Japanese aesthetics are understated and subtle,

and it is thanks to them that such methods can be thought up.

The slim coat rack on the other side of the TV, reaching the ceiling,

also does a great job of hiding coats that are not ready to be washed yet.

2. Use black and white to create subtle storage

Next, let's look at the dining room.

Doesn't it look very neat?

But in fact many things placed right in front of you all have a hiding effect,

and this is all thanks to the magical effect of pairing black and white.

For example, on the dining table, a black IKEA flower pot is used to store remote controls,

and below it are a smartphone and an iPad,

convenient to use,

and not an eyesore when not in use.

The grid shelving unit beside the dining table

does not look cluttered either,

but actually hides quite a lot.

For example, the jewelry stand on the grid shelf,

and the electric fan under the grid shelf.

Especially these three small black appliances,

which create a highly functional coffee corner and breakfast corner,

but you might find it hard to spot them if it were not mentioned.

3. Subtle storage, neat and stylish without any upkeep

The advantage of arranging things this way is that the room's overall visual effect is fresh and tidy,

when reading at home,

she uses an IKEA floor lamp angled toward the sofa.

When not reading, she just adjusts the angle of the floor lamp slightly,

projecting it onto the wall and ceiling,

and it immediately becomes an ambient lamp casting leaf shadows.

You could say it saves effort while also elevating the style of life.

Finally, let's look at her calligraphy postcards.

Isn't it true that when you make time, a new life appears?

This kind of life that has both ease and style,

do you find it desirable?

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