Is it better to buy a blank house or repair it in hardcover?

I think it all depends on the owner's own preferences, because after all, everyone likes different things. For example, some people prefer to save trouble and can choose hardcover rooms, but some people feel that they don't want their homes to be the same as others', so they can choose embryo rooms to decorate themselves. But I think most people still choose finely decorated houses, because most hardcover houses can still be recognized by the public.

But if I buy my own house, I think I will still choose an embryonic house, because I think decorating according to my own preferences can make my house have a soul. For wage earners like us, maybe we can only buy one house for a lifetime, and what we like is the most important thing. But there are many people who think that time is money. If I spend time decorating, I'm wasting my life. Such people will choose dense houses. I really think each has its own advantages. There is no need to fight for good or bad.

The samples of most hardcover rooms are really good, because they are designed by famous designers. In the eyes of some people, they earned it themselves. Because you may not have the financial strength to hire a designer for your own decoration, many house sales are urging you to buy a hardcover room. Maybe I don't have the strength to buy my own house now, and I may choose hardcover rooms in the future, because the houses designed by many developers are really reasonable and beautiful now.

So it all depends on your own preferences and whether you like the design of the hardcover room where you buy a house, because after all, liking your own house is the most important thing. How to choose is entirely up to you. I think what I like is the best.