Small rugs: Small rugs will make a space look smaller and vice versa. In addition to making the space appear larger, rugs can divide the place into zones. For example, if you don’t want to put a screen or tall wardrobe in the middle of the room to separate your bedroom from where you work, you can use a rug to do that. Not enough light: To make a room look bigger, you need to light up every nook and cranny. The arrangement of lights in the room must also be considered to avoid taking up too much space. Use horizontal lines: The smaller the place, the more items must be with vertical lines on the couch or bed. Also, instead of short curtains, it’s better to use long curtains that touch the floor. Color is also very important, designers recommend using colors that match the wall. Dark, heavy furniture: Glass furniture and other transparent materials will make your space appear larger. Also, buy furniture that is made in light colors rather than dark colors. Different color walls and ceilings: Different colored walls and ceilings narrow the space, whereas the same color will make the space wider. Furniture without legs: Furniture with high legs to reveal the floor below makes the room feel larger than it really is. Small mirror: The new large mirror makes the room look much larger. Also, hanging a mirror in front of a window can reflect more light. TV at eye level or lower: The TV should be placed higher than eye level, when looking up at the TV, it will feel that the wall of the house is higher than it actually is. In addition, this approach also creates space under the TV to use storage for other items.

Urban planner and architect Sandra Rishani says the house is among the thinnest in the world and was built in 1954. However, it was erected not because of a shortage of land but because of a family feud. , as the name suggests. In the 1950s, two brothers Salah and Fawzi Itani inherited from their father two plots of equal area, located adjacent to each other. However, a passing road took away most of his brother Fawzi’s land. The Grudge – the ultra-thin house in Lebanon. Photo: Lidija Liegis. Fawzi negotiated with his brother Salah to be able to expand and take advantage of the remaining land. However, the two failed to reach an agreement. Not long after, the price of Salah’s land skyrocketed. Frustrated with his brother’s land bargain, Fawzi built a four-story house on what was left of his narrow plot of land. The goal is to obscure the view of the sea, reducing Salah’s house prices. Despite the small area, Fawzi’s house still has a full bedroom, living room, kitchen, bathroom and many windows facing the sea. Over the years, the “hate” house has changed hands several times and become one of Beirut’s most overvalued properties. In recent years, the house has been uninhabited and the current owner is unknown. Despite Lebanese law banning ultra-thin houses, The Grudge still exists and is considered a unique architectural feature, attracting tourists in the capital Beirut.

Share with Zing, Kien said he has been passionate about large displacement since 2015, after seeing a brother drive this type of car. And Hien, Kien’s girlfriend, became interested in large displacement motorcycles in 2018 due to her love of speed. Trung Kien and Tran Hien took a set of photos with a large displacement vehicle in West Lake. Currently, Kien owns a Yamaha YZF R1 worth 899 million VND, with an additional item of about 300 million VND. This is the 10th largest displacement bike that Ha Thanh has owned for more than 5 years. “I experience many cars to know which one suits me best. It’s like meeting a lot of people. Some people are lucky to know someone for a lifetime, others need 2-3″, Kien said. Kien and Hien may share common interests. The two were friends for a while before falling in love. Meanwhile, Hien owns a Kawasaki Ninja 400 priced at about 180 million VND with basic equipment, anti-dumping and exhaust. Not long in love, Kien and Hien have not had many opportunities to go on a trip together. They mostly drive around the city. Due to being new to large displacement vehicles, Hien does not have much experience in long-distance driving. “Actually, girls with high mileage are not attractive to me. Hien and I talk well, so we come together. When you love someone with the same passion, it’s always interesting to have stories, trips, safe driving experiences and beautiful places to share with each other,” Kien said. Recently, Kien made the third trip across Vietnam in his life. The young man was invited to Dai Nam racetrack (Thu Dau Mot City, Binh Duong) to experience driving in the yard. After sending the car in first, traveling by plane, arriving and experiencing, Kien quickly “packed” and ran to Hanoi. Kien’s journey began on the evening of May 30 with the leg from Binh Duong to Mui Ne (Binh Thuan). On the morning of May 1, the young man went along the coastal road to Bau Trang (Binh Thuan), Vinh Hy (Ninh Thuan), Phu Yen, through Nha Trang (Khanh Hoa), Quy Nhon (Binh Dinh) to Da Nang city. Then, on May 2, Kien ran from Da Nang to Hanoi capital along the highway 1. The total journey of 1,924 km from Binh Duong to Hanoi was completed within 48 hours. Trung Kien has been pursuing his passion for large displacement bikes for more than 5 years. According to Kien, controlling a large displacement motorcycle is not difficult. “Just like riding a Winer or an Exciter, they are all manual cars. It’s just that the displacement is much stronger and heavier, so it takes a while to get used to.” In addition, Kien revealed that playing a 1000 cc large displacement motorcycle like him is quite expensive, on average spending 5-10 million / month including the cost of fuel pump, tire, maintenance, oil, car wash.