The concept of comfort in indoor living is often thought to depend solely on furniture, temperature, and personal décor choices. While these factors undeniably influence the experience, a deeper look reveals that architecture itself is the foundation of comfort. Subtle details in the layout, the choice of materials, and the interplay between space and light determine how a home feels long before a couch or rug is placed.
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