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드디어 우리 집이 생겼다🏡 월세부터 시작하며 전세를 지나 매매까지💪🏻 기나긴 여정이었어☺️ 좋은 부동산과 최고의 인테리어업체를 만나 완성된 집💛 근데 냉장고 원하는 색깔이 아니라 바꿔야하고, 바체어와 의자 및 각종 가구 소품들 주문이 남았다😂 예쁜 의자들을 찾고 있어요👀 끝나도 끝난게 아니구나😅 조금씩 올려보는 우리 집 이야기👩🏻‍❤️‍👨🏻
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Posted On: July 14th 2025, 01:27 am
드디어 우리 집이 생겼다🏡
월세부터 시작하며 전세를 지나 매매까지💪🏻
기나긴 여정이었어☺️

좋은 부동산과 최고의 인테리어업체를 만나 완성된 집💛

근데 냉장고 원하는 색깔이 아니라 바꿔야하고, 바체어와 의자 및 각종 가구 소품들 주문이 남았다😂
예쁜 의자들을 찾고 있어요👀

끝나도 끝난게 아니구나😅

조금씩 올려보는 우리 집 이야기👩🏻‍❤️‍👨🏻
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white.apt 2 months ago

white.apt

버터컬러와 하늘색 조합 너무 귀여워유!!!!!!! 🤍.🩵

u_rim.zip 10 months ago

u_rim.zip

집이 정말 사랑스러워요 ❤️

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