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Take a Look Inside This Korean Actress' Minimalist Home

It's not the luxurious flat you'd expect from a K-drama star.

 

K-drama actress Seo Ji Hye is quite the minimalist in real life. Her home is the definition of a humble abode, which has a clean, almost bare interior with only a few pieces of furniture. She revealed the space for the first time in the show I Live Alone, and it's the decluttering inspo we never knew we needed.

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Take a look at Seo Ji Hye's minimalist home below:

Living Room

The moment Seo Ji Hye's living room was flashed on screen, the hosts of the show noticed how it had clean white walls and seemed to only have a few items. In response, the actress explains, "I pursue a minimalist lifestyle. I like to keep my house organized living with only the essentials."


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Kitchen & Dining Area

Seo Ji Hye's kitchen and dining area also follows an all-white theme, with touches of wood for texture and color.



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Display Shelves

The actress admits that she doesn't keep unnecessary items in her home. She does, however, love to display gifts from fans and her trophies on the shelves!



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Bedroom & Closet

Even Seo Ji Hye's bedroom is almost bare, containing only a bed, a small table, a TV, and a weighing scale that she uses every morning. Even here, she maintains a monochrome vibe with white beddings and decor.


The most impressive part of the house for us was definitely her closet. From this angle, you can tell just how organized it is, with all her clothes fitting perfectly into the racks.

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To see more of the actress' home and her morning routine, watch the video in full below:

This story originally appeared on Preview.ph.

* Minor edits have been made by the Realliving.com.ph editors.

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