Hanoi girl turns a small room of 16m into a retro space “Western West” for only 70 million VND
The major restoration for the dilapidated and degraded room always receives the attention of everyone. Because, the change after renovating the space variable like “changing skin and changing flesh” always makes you surprised and utter words of admiration.
The proof is that the small room of only 16 square meters below by Ms. Nguyen Phuong Anh (currently living in Hanoi) is an example. The room was originally unfurnished, old and boring, but through the renovation hands of Phuong Anh, it was completely changed.
It is known that this room is located on Au Trieu Street, Hanoi, with a change cost of 70 million VND. “It’s not a big deal but when I finished the idea, I and my close friends rolled up their hands to follow the motto “do it all by hand” and had no design at all. The whole time to complete must be about 1 week because I have to redo all the toilets.
To turn this room from empty to current, the cost is 70 million dong. I’m a fan of vintage, retro and a bit “mercurial” and the picture of the room says it all“, Phuong Anh shared.
The original room was quite dilapidated, with no equipment decoration at all.
This is the room space after being renovated.
Phuong Anh said that the space is designed in a retro Western style.
The colors used are very diverse, but when combined together, they are surprisingly harmonious.
Western-style decor items include porcelain plates, lamps, turntables, plants and flowers.
Comfortable sofa in the room.
Decorative shelves and simple wall paintings.
The room is also equipped with a TV for entertainment needs.
A corner of the room.
Art decor.
Retro style vinyl record box.
The cactus is planted outside on the patio.
Although the room is small, there are many plants and flowers.
The discs used are very reasonable.
Retro style in every breath of the room.
Add 1 small decorative flower vase that is beautiful but eye-catching.
Bathroom and WC of the room.
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