Single man saves salary, renovating motel like a 5-star hotel

Vo Van Tuan (HCMC) has saved his monthly salary, renovating the rented apartment into a luxurious space like a 5-star hotel.
With the desire to have a satisfying house according to his preferences, but because he did not have enough money to buy, Vo Van Tuan (23 years old – HCMC) rented a small apartment and renovated it.

The small apartment uses cold colors but still exudes sophistication and elegance. Tuan is a Graphic Designer and loves black and white colors. On his 23rd birthday, he decided to make his dream come true, saving his salary for many months to redesign the apartment. The main styles are Scandinavian (Northern Europe) and Bauhaus (living space to optimize use). Minimalist Nordic style, optimizing functionality. The apartment is painted white, the interior is preferred black or a mixture of three colors: black, gray, white. The lights, carpets and decorations were purchased by him through e-commerce sites. Sopha, TV bought at the store. The TV has a versatile shelf that can be moved anywhere in the house and turns into a decorative picture frame when not in use. The TV can be moved easily, because the back of the plugs is covered with a very neat cover. If not used, the screen can be fitted with pictures to match the house. Whenever feeling bored or free, Tuan rearranges the interior according to many different ideas. The tea table is compact, with a Japanese style, above the green plant pots to create vitality. After completion, the house is as beautiful and sophisticated as the room of a 5-star hotel, bringing creative inspiration to Tuan, helping him to relax and full of energy for new projects. Every detail, even the smallest, is paid attention to by Mr. Tuan, arranged to suit the space. Kitchen equipment and utensils are all black and white. Wooden and plastic multi-tier shelves, which he ordered online and assembled himself. Kitchen cabinet material is made of picomat material, which is water-resistant, non-termite. Whenever he has free time, Tuan spends time rearranging his house as a way to relieve stress and nurture inspiration for work.