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Layering heights to arrange a corner

Coal's flower stand is recommended for displaying greenery and flower vases.

This time, we created a rhythm of heights by combining a pedestal table and a floor stand, centered around the flower stand.

By placing multiple plants at varying heights, a natural connection is formed between the furniture pieces. Some grow upwards, some spread horizontally, and some trail downwards. Varying the types creates a light, three-dimensional feel in the space.

For empty spaces or walls, add a console mini or a photo frame. By gradually layering heights, a natural connection is created throughout the entire space.

By combining two or three pieces of small furniture, an empty space gradually transforms into a "favorite scene."

Point

• Considering "high, low, and medium" heights helps create cohesion.
• Varying the height and spread of plants creates rhythm.
• Utilizing wall space creates a sense of unity throughout the corner.

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More than just a divider

Multi-screens are effective as room dividers. You can create a comfortable corner by not only "dividing" the space but also by layering small furniture.

We added a side table of a different height to a space that only had a two-panel screen and a side table. We also hung greenery on the screen to add a subtle connection to the space.

By dispersing heights, the eye flows, adding a three-dimensional quality to the space.

By slightly varying the heights of the items displayed on the side table, each element maintains its individuality while contributing to an overall sense of unity.

Point

• Removing the fabric creates a sense of openness and a lighter impression.
• Hanging plants also provides a subtle screen.
• Adding a single pendant light is recommended for slightly bare areas.
• Adding depth, not just height, creates a three-dimensional effect.

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Organizing the "space" by the wall

The third scene is a space with shelves installed on the wall.

Large plants look great on the floor, but if you only have small plants, the space between them and the shelves can look a bit empty.

In such cases, instead of placing plants directly on the floor, elevate them on a side table or a small stand.

Rather than aligning everything neatly side-by-side, arranging items at slightly different heights creates a clean and airy corner with a sense of openness.

Adding light at the base also brings a soft warmth to the space.

By gently connecting the wall, the floor, and the space in between, a natural unity is created along the wall.

Point

• Adding a little height instead of just placing on the floor makes it easier to create cohesion.
• Connecting the wall, floor, and intermediate heights creates a sense of a corner.
• Adding light creates a soft depth in the space.
• Leaving a little blank space creates a lighter impression.

From a small corner, a space transforms.

The reason for decorating doesn't have to be special.

"I vaguely want to like this place."
"I want to comfortably display my favorite interior items."
Even with such feelings, a space gradually changes.

Slightly changing heights.
Layering favorite items.
Adding just a touch of light.

Just by doing so, rhythm and depth naturally emerge in your usual corner.

Small furniture acts as a catalyst for this organization. The charm of small furniture lies in its ability to be moved and combined to suit your lifestyle.

Enjoy creating comfortable corners as if you're nurturing a landscape, adapting to the seasons and your mood.