The so-called "theme wall" is a concept introduced from the decoration of public buildings. It mainly means that in office decoration, in the main spaces such as the foyer and the supervisor's office, there must be a wall that can reflect the entire enterprise or the boss's own image and style. For example, in the foyer of a company, there is usually a "screen wall" facing the door, which usually has the company's logo, name, or company slogan or its image representative; in the offices of bosses and supervisors, especially Behind the desk or on the wall opposite, you can often see calligraphy, paintings and other decorations that reflect the personality of the owner of the office.
Now, borrowing this concept into the field of home decoration, interior designers have created a new decoration technique. To put it simply, the "theme wall" of the living room refers to the most eye-catching wall in the living room, usually the wall where the TV and stereo are placed. On this "theme wall", the designer uses various means to highlight the owner's personality.
For example, use various decorative materials to make some shapes on the wall to highlight the decorative style of the entire room. Currently, the most commonly used ones are various rough slates, wood, etc. In addition, using decorative panels to "hide" the entire wall is also a major decorative technique for "theme walls".
Now that there is a "theme wall", the decoration in other places in the living room can be simpler and "four whites are on the ground". If the four walls of the living room become "theme walls", it will make people feel disorganized.
In addition, the furniture in front of the "theme wall" must also match the decoration of the wall, otherwise the perfect effect will not be achieved. Key points for living room decoration 1. Key points for decoration
(1) The living room can generally be divided into reception area, dining area, study area, etc. The reception area should be appropriately located outside, the dining area should be close to the kitchen, and the study area should only occupy a corner of the living room. (2) While meeting the multi-functional needs of the living room, attention should be paid to the coordination and unity of the entire living room; the local beautification and decoration of each functional area should pay attention to the overall visual beauty. The color design of the living room should have a tone. The color used as the keynote should reflect the owner's hobbies. (3) Generally, bedroom colors are lighter or cooler. Bedrooms facing the south, where there is plenty of sunlight, can use cooler tones, while bedrooms facing north can use warmer tones. The color tone is mainly reflected through the floor, walls, and ceiling, while decorations, furniture, etc. only play the role of adjustment and supplement. In short, it should be comfortable and convenient, warm and friendly, rich and fulfilling, so that people have a warm and peaceful feeling.
2. Lighting design
(1) In home decoration design, design a variety of lighting solutions for different purposes in the living room to enhance the indoor light layering and make the space atmosphere warm. . (2) In daily life, the entire room needs uniform illumination. On the contrary, during parties and dances, the entire illumination needs to be reduced. Necessary illumination should be adopted in local spaces to form a difference between light and dark. Therefore, switches or dimmers should be installed on each lighting fixture or different combinations of circuits, and movable lamps such as floor lamps, desk lamps, and moving head spotlights should be used for local lighting, corresponding to the use form of the living room, so that they can move and show changes. Atmospheric design. The living room should be equipped with different lights according to the different attributes of the space. In this way, an ordinary space will be different due to the lighting settings. (3) The lighting in the living room has two functions, practical and decorative. In order for family members to have appropriate lighting conditions in their daily lives, such as reading newspapers, watching TV, playing on the computer, etc., various possibilities must be considered during design. Wiring embedded in the floor or wall and wall sockets should be carefully arranged, because the position of table lamps and floor lamps (as well as other appliances), although they can be flexibly moved, will affect the appearance if long wires are stretched. Not safe. According to the various uses of the living room, the following types of lights need to be installed. --Background light: Provide a certain brightness for the entire room and enhance the atmosphere. -Display lights: Provide illumination to a special part of the room, such as a painting, a sculpture, or a group of accessories. --Lighting: Provide lighting for a specific task, such as reading newspapers, watching TV, playing computer, etc.
At present, indoor lighting basically uses tungsten lamps, but there are still some other options. --Fluorescent lamps: High brightness, but can be placed in a lamp box and used as flood lighting. The inability to adjust the brightness is its biggest drawback, which limits its use. -- Low-voltage tungsten halide lamps: They are expensive, but the clear, bright, high-quality lighting more than offsets this disadvantage. It is also the lamp closest to daylight illumination. There are already table lamps, ceiling lamps, floor lamps and spotlights made of low-voltage halide filaments, but all low-voltage lamps require transformers. Another advantage of low-voltage lamps is that the heat emitted by the bulb is absorbed by the reflector, so its light is cooler than other lamps, making it more suitable for use as a display light. -- Tungsten lamps: The most widely used, but have a relatively short lifespan and consume a lot of power. Tungsten light bulbs are now available in a variety of sizes and colors: pale pinks and yellows give a warm feel; lighter greens and blues are suitable for cooler-toned rooms. Be sure to choose lighting according to the walls and ceiling. For example, dark walls absorb light and require stronger lighting. When purchasing lamps, you should pay attention to whether the lampshade matches the light. Blindly paying attention to the appearance will only be counterproductive.
3. Bar counter design principles (1) When setting up a bar counter indoors, the bar counter must be regarded as a part of the complete space, not just a piece of furniture. Good design can integrate the bar counter into the space. There are no specific rules to follow for the location of the bar. Designers usually recommend using some odd spaces. If the bar is integrated into the main body of the space, the direction of movement must be carefully considered. Good design is guiding and virtually makes living and commuting more comfortable. (2) The location will of course also affect the circuit and water supply and drainage design. Especially when it is far away from the pipe room or the corner of the drainage pipe, drainage becomes a big problem. Drainage pipes must have a certain inclination angle. If the bar is located close to the outdoors, you can connect the drainage pipe to the outdoors and drain the water in a separate pipeline; if the pipeline needs to be connected between the pipes and the slope is not enough, the construction will be more troublesome when the pipe must be installed from the ceiling or wall. Fees will also increase accordingly. (3) If you want to use high-power-consuming electrical appliances in the bar, such as induction cookers, it is best to design a separate circuit to avoid circuit tripping. (4) For a bar built using corners, the operating space needs to be at least 90cm. The height of the bar is available in two sizes. The single-layer bar is about 110cm, and the double-layer bar is 80cm and 105cm. The gap must be at least 25cm. The inner layer to place items. (5) The depth of the countertop must depend on the function of the bar. The width of the countertop required for just drinking and dining is different. If there are seats in front of the counter, the countertop must protrude from the bar itself, so the depth of the countertop must be at least 40-60cm. A bar counter of this width is also more convenient for storage under the bar. (6) How long should the bar be for ease of use? Generally speaking, the smallest sink needs to be 60cm long and the work surface 60cm, and other measurements can be made according to your own needs. (7) When purchasing a sink for a bar counter with a sink, pay attention to the fact that the sink is preferably a flat-bottomed trough so that it will not tip over or be damaged when placing cups. The depth of the sink should be at least 20cm to avoid water splashing and getting everything wet. dripping. (8) The design of the wine cabinet should pay attention to the convenience of use. The height of each layer should be at least 30-40cm. It is best to design the part where the wine bottles are placed diagonally, so that the wine can submerge the bottle stopper and the wine can be stored. Keep it longer; the depth of the cabinet should not be too deep. It will be inconvenient if you have to pass a cup over other objects.