Space Planning
A sense of space is indispensable for a soulful interior design Space planning is very important for designers. A good designer can completely control the management of the space, connect the originally separated spaces, and allow blocks with different functions to be connected in series or in parallel. In their eyes, it seems that this is a work of art, which must be replaced with the most sincere emotions.
Borrowed scenery is an extension of perspective, which can extend the field of view and connect different functional spaces. The difference is that the borrowed scene separates the sound and the air, and only produces visual effects, that is, organizes other spaces into sight within the scope of vision. Generally used to introduce outdoor scenery into the interior, bedroom and bathroom, kitchen and other spaces- Dislocation
Dislocation refers to the design technique of cutting and combining the space to make it more effective. Reasonable use of space is the core of dislocation. For small apartments, small spaces are always oppressive. At this time, the use of dislocation design techniques to reasonably cut and combine the space can create a comfortable living environment in the space that the owner can afford. - Height difference
The height difference is a design technique that raises or lowers the ground or the top surface, so as to create a sense of hierarchy and primary and secondary space in the space. - Perspective
Through-view refers to the partial dismantling of part of the divided interface. Make the space more agile and full of fun - Extend
Extension refers to the design technique that allows the space to play a guiding or extending role visually. Extension can be an extension of material and interface, or it can be a visual extension.
