【ルームツアー】団地でもオシャレは作れる！見ればインテリアセンスが爆上がりする参考にしたいお部屋4選｜Room tour

【ルームツアー】団地でもオシャレは作れる！見ればインテリアセンスが爆上がりする参考にしたいお部屋4選｜Room tour

The first one is @_kimihouse’s room! I live alone in Muji UR housing complex The room layout is 1LDK and the location is in Kanto This apartment complex has been renovated to be completely white. We’re incorporating warm wood furniture. And we have very little storage space.

I live in a creative way with DIY and so on. First of all, let me show you the entranceway*. The entranceway is a little bit different. As soon as you enter, there is a washbasin. Under the shoe shelf, there’s a light with a sensor

And it automatically turns the light on when you come back. This is what the washbasin looks like I’m struggling to find any storage at all. I keep my cosmetics on this Muji wall-mounted shelf. Next, I’ll show you the workroom and clothing area*. A DIY closet is used to create a study-like space.

And next to it, you can put your clothes. We’re creating a space that looks like a dresser. I’m using it as a storage space. And we have a full-length mirror next to it. I bought it at Urban Resarch Doors for about 15,000 yen Next, I’ll show you the closet*.

The closet was originally bare wood. We changed the impression by putting up white imitation paper. Next we show you the kitchen and living room*. The kitchen is on the left as you enter the room The dining table here is from Lowya I got it for about 15,000 yen.

I like that it has magnets on the back and on the legs, so I like that too. This is what the kitchen looks like. Very stylishly renovated. Cooking utensils are magnets from Daiso. We’re hooking a lot of things up to the wall. Condiments are on an IKEA rack

Basically, we use them as they are without removing the package It’s easy to use because you can take it out right away when you’re cooking. This is a Nitori telescopic rack. This is a BRUNO rack. Next we’ll show you the living room and bedroom*

I’m a little concerned about putting the bed next to the kitchen between the I did a DIY by fitting a one-by-four wood The lighting is called Popln Aladdin We have a projector with integrated lighting. The bed is from Lowya size is a semi-double and the mattress is a semi-double, but

It’s designed to stick out a little bit like this. I like it because you can put things on it. We have IKEA lighting at the end of the bed. I like it because it lights up the wall The second one is @mgm_cozy’s room! in a 40+ year old apartment complex in Fukuoka, Japan.

We are a couple living together. The rent is 24,000 yen including parking. I didn’t like it before because of the dim atmosphere. DIY by myself with the permission of the management company. I’m gradually devising the space to my liking ◎ First, let’s take a look at the LDK*.

In the front is a 5.5 tatami dining room and kitchen The back room is a 6-mat living room The shelves above the kitchen were originally dark brown. I removed the sliding doors and painted them white. It’s the most visible height. I’m conscious of the storage that I’m going to show you.

I display pretty coffee goods, teapots, and so on. The walls in the kitchen were originally spray painted and bumped. We put tile sealer on the top. The tile stickers were about 6,500 yen for a set of 20 at Rakuten. I recommend them because they are removable and change the atmosphere at once.

These doors are sold at home improvement stores, and 2mm thick, 15mm wide, and put a sheet of veneer on it. This is a DIY door painted in a different color*. The handle is also replaced with a stainless steel one

We put molding on this door and made it the same color as the kitchen. The shelf next to it is a Nitori pine rack that I bought for about 4,500 yen. You can change the shelves to any position you want. This is my most favorite electric kettle.

The electric kettle is PRISMATE, about 9000 yen. It has temperature control and timer function. It not only boils water, but it can also be used for cheese fondue, etc. It’s very convenient to use for cooking. Next, let’s take a look at the living room*.

The first thing you see when you walk into this room We have an Everfresh tree. The leaves close up at night, and it’s lovely and soothing*. By placing low furniture at the back of the room We make the room look bigger. The sofa was purchased at Manabe Interior Hearts for about 63,000 yen

The gray corduroy fabric and the combination of wood and stainless steel legs. I like it because it has a luxurious feel to it. I use the closet as a computer desk and dresser. This mirror is from unico It hides the big copier in the back.

The bottom shelf in the closet is a pull-out shelf, and We store medicines, tools, books, etc. inside. Next, we’ll show you the washroom*. Originally it had a reddish-brown floor. We put in a white terra cotta patterned cushion floor, same as the entrance. The vanity door is DIY just like the kitchen

IKEA 3-drawer wagon with bamboo boxes for organization The first tier is for tissues, skin care products, hair care products, and The second row contains towels, laundry nets, and The third level holds bath salts and cleaning supplies I like it because it’s very convenient and easy to move. The third one is @yug_room’s room!

I have 2 tatami mat rooms and 1 wooden flooring room I live with two people in a 2DK apartment complex It’s a fairly old apartment complex, 50 years old. It’s sunny, so it’s bright and comfortable. The location is in Kanto, and you can get to Tokyo by one train.

We’ll start with the kitchen. It’s very bright in the daytime because the sun shines through the big window. The room is very spacious, so we can cook comfortably. This dining table and chairs are Both were purchased with Rakuten The chair is a school chair.

The nostalgic feel goes well with the retro feel of the apartment complex*. I bought it for about 4000 yen Next we’re going to look at storage in the kitchen. To make cleaning a little bit easier because of our sloppy nature. I’m trying to reduce the amount of cleaning by using hidden storage.

I use white for kitchen utensils. Salt, sugar and other seasonings are hidden in a shelf at the back of the cupboard. I use Celia dividers for frequently used sundries and cooking utensils. They are arranged in a way that they are easy to take out. It reduces clutter! Frying pans, pots, and pans are

I store them in Muji file boxes. I recommend it because it’s easier to take out ◎ Next, let’s take a look at the living room and bedroom. After work and chores are done Basically, I’m relaxing in this room. It gets a lot of sunlight, and if you open the room next door

I like it because it’s very spacious This is a table with storage that I bought at IKEA for about 13,000 yen. I like it because it hides my living space. I don’t use it as a table I use it as a storage box or a display shelf

This TV stand is also from IKEA This TV stand is also from IKEA. Side tables, candles, and other accessories are available at purchased from IKEA or Rakuten. All of them are under 3,000 yen, but they’re petit-plastic. They are very cute and my favorite items. Next we’re going to show you the computer room.

The mirror and curtains in the work room are from Nitori. The stool next to the mirror is from IKEA. The desk is from IKEA and cost about 4000 yen The chair was purchased at Rakuten for about 5000yen I have my laptop and my husband’s desktop side by side.

The fourth one is @_yuzulife_’s room! The room is 1LDK and the size is 60㎡. The rent is about 100,000 yen. It’s close to the center of the city. I like the quiet life near the sea As for the image of your room The room has a vintage and Japanese atmosphere

The relaxing space in the living room is The unit tatami mats are laid out I like it because it matches the atmosphere of the apartment complex. This record shelf is called JUNKS in Nakameguro. I bought it at a vintage furniture store for about 30,000 yen. The bottom shelf holds my favorite records*.

I spend my days off listening to music. This sofa is called “arne” brand and it costs about 40,000 yen. I like the velour material and cute design. The stool next to it is also vintage. This one was purchased at HYST in Bakurocho for about 20,000 yen.

These are shelves that I bought at IKEA for about 1300 yen each Two shelves are used side by side. The lights above the unit tatami mats are The light above the tatami is Isamu Noguchi’s AKARI, 55cm. This is the lighting I’ve always wanted to have!

Next, I’ll show you a little bit of the balcony. We’ve got an outdoor table and chairs. We have lunch sometimes, and we enjoy it*. We put artificial grass on the floor. We put gravel in the gaps for accent and drainage Next to the living room is the kitchen

My favorite kitchen utensil is a pot holder here. This is designed by a YouTuber, Okudaira-san. It’s a type of pots and pans that you grab like this. The condiments and cutlery that you use most often are I try to put them on IKEA racks The oil pot is from Hinata Life.

The sugar and salt canisters are also from Hinata Life. I got most of my kitchen utensils from IKEA. This wooden shelf here is for putting cut vegetables and so on. And we also use it as a workbench. Next, let’s take a look at the bedroom.

The size of the bedroom is about 7 tatami mats, and there is a bed and a bedside table. There’s a little workspace. The room is not very big. The bed is made of a bed with a mattress on top of a slatted bed. We have a low type bed.

This workspace was created by DIY The legs of the desk were purchased at IKEA for about 400 yen each. The top board was purchased at a home center for about 3000 yen. That concludes the room tour. Thank you for watching until the end!

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