Let Feng Shui bring you good luck, and these seven designs are not afraid of taboos

Japanese architect Iri Tomo said: "It is impossible to create a comfortable home without designing even the things that are invisible to the naked eye."

(Japanese architectYilizhi 1959Born in Okinawa,GraduatedTokyoart universityGraduate School of Fine Artsarchitecture)

Feng shui is the invisible design specification. The word "feng shui" first appeared in "The Burial Sutra": "gasIf it rides on the wind, it will disperse; if it is bounded by water, it will stop. The ancients said that when people gather, they will not disperse, and when they move, they will stop. Therefore, it is called Feng Shui. "Ancient Feng Shui was mostly used fortownandvillagesite selection, andpalaceconstruction, later developed into findingfuneralterrain.Feng shui isQinChineseBeginning with the folkAlchemyconnect withfive artsofLife,predict, phases are all related, and it is also said that the basic composition comes from "I Ching"ofhexagram, divided into janitor, main, and stoveYangzhaiPhysiognomy and seeingghost houseThe current name of the phase method and so onmetaphysicsNumber of spellsoffolk beliefs.(Partially taken from Wikipedia)

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As the saying goes, "One fate, two fortunes, and three feng shui."Going with the wind and flowing water is Feng Shui. "Wind" represents the magnetic field, while "water" represents flow and change, reminding people that they should comply with the conditions of nature instead of going against it, so that they can follow the trend and become a good house.Feng Shui is not just a superstition, it is a theory confirmed through the philosophy of nature and practical applications. Many taboos in Feng Shui can actually be changed through layout changes, furnishings, accessories, etc.Space and Feng Shui can be connected together at the same time, making people's stay comfortable and satisfying.

Top ten Feng Shui taboos:

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one,   Good luck to the bright hall and darkroom

The living room is a space for entertaining relatives, friends, and guests. It is also an area where the family can gather together to relax and talk. Therefore, Feng Shui pursues bright halls and dark rooms. Translucent lighting can make people feel the energy as soon as they enter, and a good aura can also Gather wealth. The bedroom is a private space for rest, and the light should be soft and dim. You can use curtains with strong blackout properties to enhance privacy, relax the mind, reduce the impact of light pollution, and avoid light interfering with sleep.

two,   Bring ventilation and wealth together

The ventilation of the space represents wealth in Feng Shui. If the indoor air is ventilated, the body will be refreshed and the wealth will be smooth. When the living room has transparent lighting, at the same timemoving airflowSmooth, making it difficult for bad energy to accumulate and ushering in good magnetic field luck.

3. The door should not face the stairs, kitchen, toilet, or corridor.

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1. The main door should not be facing the stairs:

In Feng Shui, stairs are spaces for receiving and sending Qi. The best position is to place the stairs against the wall, and it is taboo to place them in the middle. This is equivalent to dividing the home into two, which can lead to disharmony between the couple and even quarrels. Another situation is when the stairs are facing the door, health problems will occur.

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2. Don’t see the kitchen through the front door:

As soon as the door is opened, you will see bad luck in the restaurant and kitchen.The kitchen is regarded as the treasury of the home in Feng Shui, so opening the door and seeing the kitchen is a Feng Shui taboo for "leaking wealth".

3. Avoid facing the toilet:

The toilet is an area that generates filthy gas, so the door cannot face the toilet, and the bedroom door and toilet door cannot face each other.

4.The door faces the corridor and the Heart Piercer:

As soon as you enter the door, you will see that the corridor is in the pattern of a sword through the heart. The longer the corridor, the more detrimental it is to the home. It is also taboo to have a layout like a hotel corridor with several rooms connected. It is easy for affairs and elopements to occur, and all kinds of troubles at home will be constant.

5. The door directly faces the window, back door, and floor-to-ceiling windows:

The main door is facing the window, back door, floor-to-ceiling windows, etc. The "qi" will escape from the other door and window as soon as you enter the door, so it is not easy to collect the Qi and make money. You can set up an entrance cabinet or screen in front of the door to improve this feng shui deficiency.

6. The door is exposed to great disadvantages:

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Mirrors have the function of exorcising evil and avoiding evil, and can reflect various auras. Therefore, when you open the door and see the mirror, it will reflect your own auspiciousness, because such a design can easily cause shock if the lighting is dim.

Four,   The taboo on doors is "door to door". Each door in the houseCannot be relative:

"Xiangshumen" and "Douguosha" are the clashes between two gates facing each other, which can easily lead to disputes.

5. The bathroom and toilet are at the end of the corridor:

The bathroom and toilet cannot be installed at the end of the corridor in the house, but should be installed next to the corridor.

6. Do not place the bathroom in the middle of the palace:

Feng shui can divide the layout of the home into "nine palaces".The bathroom and toilet in the house should not be placed in the "middle palace" of the house. Because the middle palace is the heart of the family, it cannot bePlacing a dirty space like the bathroom above will bring health concerns to your family.

7. The kitchen and bathroom doors are connected:

If the toilet door is adjacent to the kitchen door, the toilet door should be closed at all times to prevent the filthy air from flowing out. If the bathroom door and the kitchen door are opposite to each other, they are incompatible with water and fire. It is best to stagger them or cover them with door curtains.

8. Be careful with kitchen stoves:

If a stove is installed between the refrigerator and the sink (two water and one fire) or the sink is between the stove and a microwave oven, electric pot, oven, etc. (two fires and one water), the cooking process will not be smooth, and the heat source of the appliance will also cause influence, resulting in poor performance of the refrigerator. Moreover, the kitchen stove represents fire, and the refrigerator and sink represent water. Feng Shui considers the two to be incompatible, so avoid eliminating evil spirits.

9. Mirrors add space energy:

 Mirrors are a commonly used option in interior design to increase space, using the principle of refraction to enlarge the space. The mirror has the function of doubling energy in Feng Shui, and also has the function of exorcising evil spirits and avoiding evil. However, avoid hanging mirrors behind the sofa, and do not point the mirror toward the bed or room door to avoid being frightened by refraction.

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10. It’s hard to sleep well with a beam at the head of the bed :

Beams on the bed are a taboo in Feng Shui. From a psychological point of view, beams and columns will create an invisible sense of oppression, which can easily affect sleep. You can change the position of the bed, or use interior design to hide the beams and columns.

"Don't" exaggerate and misinterpret Feng Shui taboos, "Don't" take literal meanings, "Don't" listen to nonsense, "there is no" perfect Feng Shui, follow the three no-one principles of home "Feng Shui", and use design and furnishings to resolve various taboos. You can create a good Feng Shui house that seeks good luck and avoids bad luck!

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Wabi-sabi allows you to find happiness, 6 ways to live a simple life

"Minimalism" is not about simplifying for the sake of simplifying.

Instead, try your best to keep the things you cherish,

Give it enough time and space,

Don't let other things interfere with your thoughts and concentration.

"The Less You Have, the Happier You Are: The Minimalist Way to Get Rid of Material Constraints and Renew Your Life"

The More of Less: Finding the Life You Want Under Everything You Own

 

Joshua. Baker  Follow the original author: Joshua Becker

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"Wabi-sabi" is a Taoist religion that originated in the Song Dynasty of China (AD960-1279), and later introduced into Zen Buddhism. Initially, "Wabi-sabi" was a simple and restrained aesthetic method. "The beauty of simplicity" is exactly what "wabi" (wabiwabi) means, and "silence" (solitudesabi) means "the impermanence of all things in life and the passage of time", which together form Japan's unique culture, philosophy and aesthetics.

Characteristics of wabi-sabi:

 

  1. Gray and white, earth tones, the years are quiet and peaceful

Quiet life in restrained neutral colors

 

In wabi-sabi aesthetics, it is common to use earth tones or beige as the main colors to create a peaceful and comfortable atmosphere. If you want to get started with wabi-sabi design, you can consider the color of the ceiling, walls, and floors as the first step, because painting and lacquer are the first choices that are easiest to change the atmosphere of your home and are more budget-friendly. The difference between wabi-sabi and minimalism is that in addition to both relatively neutral colors, wabi-sabi also adds undecorated materials to create a natural sense of the passage of time, such as: water mold, imitation water mold paint, Materials such as diatomaceous earth can give the wall a hand-brushed texture, creating one of the elements of wabi-sabi aesthetics through imperfect textures.

2.Return to original materials, comfortable and natural

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Nature’s materials return to purity

 

One of the essences of wabi-sabi aesthetics is to embellish raw, unmodified materials into designs, allowing the purity of nature to be integrated into life. Therefore, logs, rattan, linen, bamboo, stone, etc. are all common materials. Among them, the original beauty of logs best reflects the Zen spirit of Japanese style. In addition, when choosing indoor plants, you can also choose to use dead wood and dried flowers and plants as decorations to add a comfortable and innocent atmosphere to the space.

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3. Leave the space blank, quiet and comfortable

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Don’t fill the environment, I say:"To the Ultimate"

 

When the field is left blank, more attention can be focused on enjoying and experiencing life. There are no too many gorgeous decorations or unnecessary furnishings. You just need to focus on feeling the beauty of life. This is also the most important spirit of wabi-sabi.

4. Warm lighting, rendering wabi-sabi

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Warm light blends into the space

 

Light is the architect of space, a mobile and diverse element. In wabi-sabi design, the unmodified cement floor and natural hand-painted walls, combined with neutral colors, can easily give the space a sense of quiet distance. At this time, the design of light is very important. The warm light embellishes the hazy and warm atmosphere in the house, balancing other elements. The understated stillness of the wabi-sabi element.

5.Imperfection, asymmetry, irregularity

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Accept the essence and be calm

 

Wabi-sabi allows people to embrace everything that is imperfect, rather than blindly pursuing things that are inappropriate or unnecessary. Therefore, irregular and asymmetrical ornaments or designs can often be seen in wabi-sabi designs.

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6. Handmade decorations to show style

Architect:Maria Marina, Designer:Maria Marina

Unique beauty and humanistic atmosphere

 

Antiques, second-hand decorations, and handmade crafts with traces of time can all fully demonstrate the wabi-sabi aesthetics. In terms of handicrafts, they are mostly: ceramics, fabrics, utensils, etc. The time-characterized sense of the objects brings a sense of quiet reality into the house, rather than a flawless sense of alienation.

Wabi-sabi is a life attitude and philosophy that needs to be learned in this busy and chaotic life. Allow yourself to start from "Less is more"Less is more" to find more original intentions and protect more happy moments.

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Lighting and ventilation have many benefits, six designs to easily fight the epidemic

Le CorbusierLe CorbusierBelieve that light and air have medicinal properties.

(Le CorbusierHe is the father of modern architecture, a Swiss and French architect, interior designer, sculptor and painter.20One of the most important architects of the century.)

Kirby (Le Corbusier, 1887-1965)

since2019The new coronavirus has spread across the world since the beginning of the year, and as of2022Year5The month has passed5Hundreds of millions of people have been infected, and many countries have also been deeply affected by this epidemic. People, lives, jobs, economies, etc. have all been affected. Seeing that this war "epidemic" does not know when it will subside, we can only learn from this. Learning gradually coexists with the virus. The road to fighting the "epidemic" is still far away. How can we fight against the unpredictable virus war with peace of mind and ease? What designs can help fight the epidemic? The following six home anti-epidemic designs are provided to provide a comfortable living environment while resisting the virus.

1. Ventilation entrance, cloakroom

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The entrance is the first area into the home, so the air permeability in this area will also affect the entire home. If the air circulation is poor, it may cause the accumulation of bacteria and viruses. In addition, some daily clothes do not need regular cleaning, such as thicker coats, guest coats, bags, etc. These are very suitable to be placed in the entrance cloakroom to reduce the risk of bringing bacteria and viruses into the home. risk.

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2. Bright and open plan

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Light helps relax the body and mind and improves immunity to fight viruses. Therefore, bright lighting can keep the body and mind in a healthy state. For example, sunlight can promote the production of vitamin D in the body, and when sunlight enters our brain through the optic nerve, it can increase people's serotonin, thus giving people a sense of satisfaction and improving their mood. On the contrary, if you are in a state of insufficient sunlight exposure for a long time, you are likely to feel depressed or even depressed, and develop mental illness. Therefore, the light source in the home is also one of the important elements in the fight against the epidemic. Open spaces or highly permeable partition materials can help improve the lighting in the home.

(According to a health magazine article, White House epidemic prevention adviser Anthony Fauci once publicly stated that a lack of vitamin D will affect the body’s ability to resist infection.)

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3. Imitation water mold paint, diatomaceous earth, celite, resistant to scrubbing

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The first and most important thing to fight against the epidemic is cleaning and disinfection. Therefore, the materials of various furniture items at home are very important. For example, you can choose imitation water mold paint or diatomaceous earth for walls, which are resistant to cleaning and are not easy to breed bacteria and viruses. Or you can choose celite, which is also wear-resistant and easy to clean, helping with anti-epidemic disinfection procedures. In addition, you can also choose paints with antibacterial effects, such as some manufacturers offering antibacterial children's paints. These all help to improve the attachment of bacteria and viruses in the air to your home.

 

4. Filtration, dehumidification, and clean ventilation 

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Some houses have insufficient air circulation due to the distance between the buildings or their orientation. At this time, you can consider installing an indoor air-conditioning ventilator, which can help filter out bad substances and bacteria and viruses in the air, and help regulate humidity. . Because if the humidity is too high, the number of mites and mold will increase, while if the humidity is too low, viruses and bacteria will increase. Therefore, humidity regulation is also a very important key to fighting the epidemic.

5. Antibacterial material, nano silver ions

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According to a study in the New England Journal of Medicine, the COVID-19 virus can survive on plastic and steel materials for up to 72 hours. (SARS-CoV-2 was more stable on plastic and stainless steel than on copper and cardboard, and viable virus was detected up to 72 hours after application to these surfaces.)( The NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL of MEDICIN)

Therefore, the materials of household products can also be carefully selected to facilitate the fight against the epidemic. Nowadays, many manufacturers have launched products with antibacterial materials, such as toilets, tiles, silver ion bedding, antibacterial leather fabrics, etc. These have been specially processed and are not easy for bacteria and viruses to adhere, so they are very suitable for use at home. .

6. Zero-contact design, AI smart home appliances

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In addition to droplets, the new coronavirus is transmitted through droplets. The virus can also attach to doorknobs, switches, etc. Therefore, in addition to washing hands and disinfecting frequently, you should try to minimize touching objects to prevent the virus from entering the eyes, mouth, and nose through your hands and causing infection. Smart sensor lights, automatic doors, proximity cards, etc. can all reduce the risk of contact infection.

It is not easy to fight the epidemic during the period. We are always on tenterhooks when we are outside. There are too many factors that are beyond our control. We can only go out as little as possible to reduce the risk of infection. Therefore, being able to relax and fight the epidemic at home is something we can easily control. Let us fight the epidemic comfortably together. Get through the tough times.

 

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5 options for adequate lighting to bring new life to your home, as if you are buying a new home

"Let the light do the design" is a famous saying of the Chinese architect Ieoh Ming Pei.

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Daylighting refers to the introduction of natural light from the outdoors in order to adjust the indoor environment of a building. andventilationAll are necessary behaviors to maintain a hygienic and comfortable indoor environment. Building regulations in various countries often include provisions related to lighting. (Extracted from Wikipedia)

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Lighting is a very important indicator when buying a house or doing interior design planning. However, due to factors such as partitions, house type, and orientation, the lighting effect is often poor. Therefore, if the designer cannot use light to combine the design, then the life of the home and the meaning of the design will be lost. In fact, through some changes, the shortcomings in lighting can be improved.

1. Patio/Skylights to increase natural light sources

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There are many long houses or open-air buildings that often have no windows to the outside or are surrounded by buildings, which makes it impossible to use natural light sources in some areas of the house. Therefore, when possible, add patios or skylights to let in natural lighting. Inside the house, it makes the originally dark house bright and comfortable. At the same time, it can also circulate the air flow in the house and improve the quality of fresh indoor air.

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2. Front/rear balcony to bring the light source closer

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The balcony functions of traditional homes are often equipped with clothes drying, debris storage and storage, and even garbage storage. However, in fact, these may affect indoor ventilation and lighting, and there are also safety considerations for debris falling. Therefore, the traditional iron railings on the balcony can be changed into invisible iron windows, allowing more natural light sources to penetrate. Or the indoor windows and walls adjacent to the balcony can be changed to large floor-to-ceiling windows or glass windows, so that the light source can be introduced into the room through high-permeability glass materials, improving the lighting blocked by the balcony space.

3. Open space, shared light source

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Complete walls or partitions may block the penetration of light sources. Therefore, when lighting is limited, you can consider discarding unnecessary load-bearing walls and partitions and use open spaces to increase light sources. fluidity. If you want to increase spatial separation, you can choose glass materials or grilles to replace complete walls or partitions. At the same time, the penetration of light sources will be maintained, and the visual sense of space will be wider.

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4.Mobile sliding door, flexible space light source

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When you want to have clear divisions in public areas and be flexible without blocking daylight, you can choose to use highly maneuverable grilles or glass sliding doors. Sliding doors can maintain the privacy flexibility of space separation, and also allow light sources to be introduced into the open space when you want to have sufficient lighting. This option allows the light source to shine in the area through glass or grille sliding doors, allowing you to enjoy an independent and comfortable living space.

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5. Half wall, see-through wall, low furniture, do not block the light source

If there is no way to significantly change the space or partitions, or if the area is small and space is a consideration, you may wish to plan a half-height or see-through TV wall, and use low-height desks, cabinets, etc. for furniture selection, such as Islands, storage cabinets, and bookcases can be placed at a height that does not block the light, so that the light source can spread freely in every corner of the area. Use natural light to create a relaxing atmosphere in your home.

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B-STUDIO tailor-made warm and bright home

 

The purpose of B-Studio is the "people-oriented" design concept. Its service scope is very wide, covering: office design, factory interior design, factory office design, self-construction, etc. It has won many international awards and is recognized by customers.

In terms of lighting design, B-Studio responds to the needs of the owners, coordinates with the local climate, wind direction, and sunshine, combines four-season planning, and uses professional knowledge and attitude to create their own dream space.

Further reading:

Designers’ secret collection of 5 great lighting tips, a must-see for layout design and house decoration, to create a translucent and happy space

The little secret between the grilles, easily using light and shadow to reveal the Japanese Zen feel

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The little secrets between the three grilles allow you to easily use light and shadow to reveal the Japanese Zen feel


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Grille is a common design in Japanese style, which is made of different raw materials arranged in horizontal or straight strips. asQingsongjuThe designer uses a large number of grilles on the periphery to diffuse the incoming light from different angles. Together with the staggered dark and light wood pieces inside, the changes in light and shadow create a calm and comfortable space. The grille design can not only separate the space, but also effectively introduce natural light, which can not only maintain privacy, but also increase the brightness of the overall space. The color, material, spacing, arrangement direction, etc. of the grilles can all form different styles, and the effects can be changed according to personal preferences. It is the choice of many people these days.

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Improving the visual spaciousness in a limited space is a common desire in interior design. Therefore, the spacing between grilles increases the sense of space expansion. Compared with old screens or complete walls, grilles not only create space The separation also improves the space performance a lot. Grilles can simultaneously maintain the privacy of the space and increase the freshness of the air, making the air in the separated areas less dull and reducing energy waste. This is also one of the indicators of energy saving and carbon reduction in green and environmentally friendly design. Therefore, It's a great design.

1. Use the grille at the entrance

 
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The design of the grille adds a soft feeling to the space. It is no longer as rigid and cold as the previous entrance hall or screen design, but adds a sense of vastness and ease in the space.

2. Grille used on door panels

 

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When it comes to the choice of sliding doors or door panels, grilles are also a very common design. When you want to maintain space separation while maintaining mobility, grille sliding doors are a very useful object. It is not limited to the inconvenience of fixed door panels and can be adjusted as needed. The grille also has good air permeability. When used as a door, the storage cabinet will not be affected by Taiwan's humid environment and has a good breathable space. There is no need to worry about items becoming moldy or smelling.

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3. Ceiling/suspended ceiling

 Using grilles as a suspended ceiling or ceiling design not only allows some messy items such as wires and pipes to be stored in the ceiling, but also avoids direct sunlight, reduces the generation of ultraviolet rays and heat, and is also energy-saving. One of the green and environmentally friendly designs that reduces carbon emissions. The design of the grille also adds a sense of clarity to life.

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[Parent-child house design] Master 8 key points in the design of children's room to make the home the best place for parent-child interaction!

Welcoming the arrival of the baby is both happy and busy. We are happily imagining what the baby will look like, and are anxiously preparing the necessary things and equipment for the baby. We want to create a room that has the functions of playing and reading, and it will become an exclusive room that the child will love now and in the next few years. As a parent or waiting to become a parent, whether you are starting from scratch or wishing to improve an existing space, you can master 8 key points to make your home the best place for parent-child interaction!

1. An open space with smooth circulation

 
Improve the integrity and interactivity between areas, lighting and ventilation, and you can always pay attention to the safety of your baby's activities when preparing a family-sized dinner. Home is the best place for parent-child interaction!
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2. Comfortable and bright space

 
The large glass pane floods the home with sunlight, and the wooden floor can adjust the indoor humidity, allowing the baby to feel the outdoor sunshine and green plants and relax, making it comfortable to crawl or lie down.
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3. Bright kids room

 
Children's rooms are best suited to create a vibrant and happy space through bright colors! By adding bright colors to bedding or curtains, or painting accessories and wood products, bright colors can be introduced into neutral tones, and small-scale color jumps can be added to low-chroma spaces to enliven the atmosphere of the space.

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▲Design: Leninskii. Moscow. Photo: behance.net

4.Wallpaper

 
Children's rooms create interesting spaces through rich textures and geometric patterns. Nowadays, the retro-style interior design of the 1970s is once again popular, and striped wallpapers with flowers create a warm and pleasant living environment.

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5. Storage

 
Children's toys and books storage is a problem. You can cleverly use the space between beams and columns to make system cabinets to store items properly. Choose lower cabinets and bedside tables to allow children to pack their own things. Customized modular bed designs can also increase storage. space, and equipped with hooks and storage boxes under the bed, it can double the storage in a small space.

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6. Reading area

 
The reading area is an important place for parents and children to get along. As a relaxing and comfortable reading area, it can be combined with the functions of drawing and creating. It can also perfectly expand the storage function of the space. It is also a place where children need to learn when they grow up, so special attention needs to be paid to lighting. Is it sufficient?

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7. Play area for safe play

 
Want to add interesting elements to your parent-child home? First of all, safety must be your first priority. Movable slides, children's chairs, indoor swings, climbing walls and furniture are often designed with rounded corners, and anti-collision strips are installed on the right-angled edges. , is a space for children to have fun!

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8.bedroom

 
Sleep is very important for children, especially when it comes to the layout of children's bedrooms. Safety considerations must be the first priority. Railings must be installed to prevent children from falling. It is also necessary to avoid the risk of entanglement of interior decorations. In order to emphasize the comfort and functionality of the space, the bedroom For relaxation and comfort, you can cover it with plush pillows and soft and luxurious textiles. The lighting design of the bedroom is mainly soft light. Warm colors and low color temperature lighting are preferred to create a comfortable and warm canopy to make bedtime more interesting and create high-quality sleep. A world of comfort!

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[Architectural Design] With an additional "patio" design, you can easily enjoy nature indoors!

Let the sunshine shine indoors! Natural lighting is like the soul of the space, exuding natural energy of relaxation and ease. If you also yearn for nature, you only need to add a "patio" design to allow sunlight to shine into every corner of the living room, dining room, study room, bedroom, etc., while also bringing the outdoor scenery indoors, even for narrow and small buildings, patios It can also perfectly realize the two major problems of ventilation and lighting. The following will introduce the advantages and disadvantages of patio design, as well as 7 patio residential design cases that take into account lighting, ventilation, and landscape!

 

 

What does patio mean?

 "Patio" is the architectural space type of traditional Chinese southern houses. It is an open space constructed by buildings and buildings, or buildings and walls. It is generally single-entry, and the depth is the same as the length of the wing. The patio is high-rise because of its shape. It is smaller, darker and shaped like a deep well. It was mostly used in the Ming and Qing dynasties. There are still many buildings that adopt this design type.

 

 

Advantages of Patio

1. Ventilation and lighting:

Patios are suitable for narrow building types, so that floors with poor ventilation, surrounded by moisture, and buildings in the immediate vicinity of the residence do not have to lose privacy due to opening windows for ventilation, while maintaining excellent lighting.

2.Enlarge the space:

The open design of the patio connects all floors and makes the space more open.

3. Bring in the scenery:

Planting greenery on your patio creates a natural environment while bringing the outdoors inside.

3. Patio Feng Shui:

Traditional houses are often designed with patios, because according to Feng Shui, they are a treasure place for "nourishing Qi" and "wealth".

 

 

Patio Disadvantages

1. Close to high-rise buildings, fear of lack of privacy:

If there are many high-rise buildings around the house, the open-air space may reduce privacy, noise, odor interference and other issues if it is not covered.

2. Areas with little sunshine and high humidity:

If the patio is installed in the southwest or northeast where it is difficult to receive sunlight, it is easy for moisture to accumulate in the space.

Patio design case

▲Portland, Oregon Design: Allie Weiss Photo: Matthew Williams

 

With an open layout and a patio open to the outdoors, the house is well-lit, equipped with a hammock, and all four walls are made of wooden boards, giving it a comfortable atmosphere.

▲Skinny House Oliver du Puy Architects Photographs: Tom Ross

 

The patio is a small space separated from the crowded city and becomes part of the indoor landscape. Just like the Japanese concept of forest bathing (shinrin-yoku), it becomes a meditation space bathed in the natural atmosphere.

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▲Chaozhou Qiuzhai Architects / Photo: BSTUDIO

 

The long and narrow building increases the efficiency of the ground space by overlapping multi-functional uses. The atrium is used as a writing space, and the corridor is used as a garden. The space is designed to be a functional, free and flexible multi-functional space.

▲Outside In Design: i29 Photo: Ewout Huibers

 

The storage space required for family life is cleverly hidden in the storage drawers in front of the patio window. The building is integrated around the natural landscape, providing ample natural light and space, allowing residents to feel the outdoor natural scenery indoors.

▲Casa SJ Design:GANTOUS ARQUITECTOS Photo: homify.com.mx

 

There are trees and a travertine sunken pool in the wide patio. The ripples on the water surface are projected onto the wall, providing a special visual experience.

▲Armadale Residence Design: BE Architecture Photo: design-milk.com

▲Armadale Residence Design: BE Architecture Photo: design-milk.com

The patio walls are covered with textured granite, and an outdoor space extends from the main living space. The large windows are designed to allow a seamless transition to the natural landscape, and you can have a good view from the bathroom.

▲Casa V Design: Abraham Cota Paredes Photo:© Cesar Béjar

 

The house is designed around a patio, with pools and trees, and a light house that blends in with nature, creating a peaceful atmosphere away from the urban area.

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[Interior Design Style Recommendation] What are the elements of Japanese style? Use simple design to create a comfortable life!

The Japanese style has the characteristics of simplicity, calmness and simplicity, as well as the Japanese Zen style that contains the love and respect for nature. It has become loved and respected. It is a good choice for urban residences that pursue simplicity and comfort. If you want to bring this style to When you enter your home, you can use Japanese-style design elements to create a comfortable life!

 

1.Natural elements

 

Japanese culture attaches great importance to the idea of the natural flow of all things, so there is no shortage of "edge" designs. By extending the architectural method, you can enjoy the natural scenery of the atrium when the weather is clear, and you can also watch the stars and the moon at night, blurring the difference between indoor and outdoor. Nature coexists. Most indoor spaces will be connected to floor-to-ceiling windows and glass sliding doors. Bring nature into the indoor space and enjoy the natural atmosphere, or introduce green into the room through bamboo, love ficus, and hanging bells. The selection of plants should be kept simple and green.

▲Kinuta Terrace Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: dezeen.com

2. Japanese screen

 

In authentic Japanese design, the screen is an essential design element. The push-pull design of the screen saves the space for the door to rotate. The screen is usually made of translucent paper or glass sheets. The light-transmitting design makes the outdoor light soft. Fill your home, you can also use various Japanese patterns - shoji, kumu and senbon lattice to bring a different new look to your home!

▲Naka Mozu Mozu Design: Mitsui Mitsui Photo: mitsuihome.co.jp

3.Japanese style room space

 

A Japanese-style room is a unique traditional room in Japan. It has a multi-purpose function. It means that it can be used as a living room, dining room, and bedroom by changing the furnishings and soft furnishings. It is combined with the Japanese traditional Japanese-style room and uses tatami as the floor material. , that is, a comfortable and beautiful living space.

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4. Wooden elements

 

Japanese design uses a large number of delicate and warm wooden elements, including walls, doors, screens and Japanese furniture. Traditional Japanese design uses a lot of dark wood tones and adopts more elegant curved shapes, which are close to the ground. Stools and side tables reflect the connection between people and the earth, adding a peaceful atmosphere to the home.

▲Azabu Residence Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: karimoku-casestudy.com

▲Azabu Residence Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: karimoku-casestudy.com

5. Open space

 

Japanese-style homes are mainly open spaces. The simple space layout of the open layout not only amplifies the visual experience of the home, but also brings natural light into the home without blocking the light. It can also introduce outdoor beauty to create a comfortable space for decompression!

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

6. Japanese colors

 

The Japanese style uses warm and natural colors as the main colors to blend in with the beautiful scenery outside the window. The main colors come from the brown of wooden elements and the green of plants, combined with soft neutral tones of earth tones, and soft gray and cyan as accent colors. Create a zen-like, calm atmosphere.

▲ARCS Design: ARCS- 3Dmitri Studio Photo:behance.net

7. Japanese bathroom

 

Bathing in Japan not only cleanses the body, but also preserves Japanese cultural heritage. Most Japanese-style bathrooms are equipped with integrated bathtubs, which are made of wood or stone to enhance the texture. Open a window leading to the atrium, and you can easily It connects you with nature and creates a spa-like stress-relieving environment.

▲Design: Kengo Kuma Photo: pinterest.com

8. "Zen" space

 

Zen aesthetics, with the concept of "less is more" and simple design, create a pure relaxing space at home, such as the profound Zen beauty of wabi-sabi in Japanese tradition - "dry landscape", with flowing sand and gravel The texture represents water, and the stones represent mountains, creating a peaceful resting atmosphere for tea drinking and yoga.

▲Le Meridien hotel redesign Design: Neri&Hu Photo: dezeen.com

The blank aesthetics of Japanese minimalist design proposes another level of thinking, allowing the space to breathe naturally, advocating a free and original spiritual experience, allowing us to feel the purity and calmness of life, and conveying the inner peace of mind through a more settled lifestyle. With its relaxing and calming warmth, it will bring you back to the simple and minimalist beauty of simple life.

 

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[Japandi Style] Simple aesthetics has evolved again! When Wabi Sabi x Nordic style x water mold, create a modern, simple, quiet and beautiful house!

When a house perfectly integrates the two cultural aesthetics of Japanese aesthetics, wabi-sabi, and Nordic aesthetics of simplicity, it forms a Zen-like minimalist style as the main interior design. This is the most popular "Japandi" style today! In line with the concept of the original style of the clean water mold without any modification on the surface after removing the formwork, when its elements are completely integrated, it is sublimated into a modern, simple, quiet and beautiful house. Let’s take a look at 7 residential designs inspired by this!

Swedish Archipelago House simple wooden summer house

 

Norm Architects designed a timber summer house rooted in Nordic building methods and Japanese design concepts, consisting of four wooden volumes with interlocking pitched roofs and connected by trapezoidal wooden decks that connect to the sloping site. The hierarchical space collapses into a functional layout. Let the surrounding landscape tones of stone gray transform into concrete floors that penetrate into the kitchen, living room and dining room, poetically interpreting the comfort of being integrated into nature, creating a peaceful atmosphere for the home.

▲ Archipelago House Design/Photo: Norm Architects

▲ Archipelago House Design/Photo: Norm Architects

▲ Archipelago House Design/Photo: Norm Architects

▲Dulwich Hill Vaults Design: Benn + Penna Photo: Tom Ferguson- Katherine Lu

A refuge from the hustle and bustle of Germany's Glogauer Strasse

 

A peaceful and minimalist one-bedroom home and office inspired by monastery design, providing a peaceful sanctuary from the hustle and bustle of Berlin. Using muted oatmeal tones and richly textured gray tones, polished concrete floors and smooth stucco-style plaster walls underpin the space, using raw, earthy and natural materials - warm oak timbers, copper, distressed browns Brown leather and wicker, these materials create a soothing atmosphere of quiet elegance.

▲Glogauer Strasse Design: Mar Plus Ask Photo: Piet-Albert Goethals

▲Glogauer Strasse Design: Mar Plus Ask Photo: Piet-Albert Goethals

▲Glogauer Strasse Design: Mar Plus Ask Photo: Piet-Albert Goethals

▲Glogauer Strasse Design: Mar Plus Ask Photo: Piet-Albert Goethals

Functional minimalist home in Lysterfield Home, Australia

 

Designer Christine Rose used creamy white as the main color of the home decoration, choosing soft tones of Danish white oak, natural quartz stone and Italian raw linen, reflecting from the chalky toned surfaces while adding warmth with carefully selected artwork. Naturally, the glazing floods the house with natural light, infusing the home with a sense of flow and creating a calm and relaxing mood, designing a functional family home.

▲ Lysterfield Home Design: Christine Rose Photo: Martina Gemmola

▲ Lysterfield Home Design: Christine Rose Photo: Martina Gemmola

▲ Lysterfield Home Design: Christine Rose Photo: Martina Gemmola

▲ Lysterfield Home Design: Christine Rose Photo: Martina Gemmola

TaiwanAvenue of StarsSimple clear water model house

 

The functional adjustment of the glass partition pattern gives the space a sense of lightness and multi-purpose, and avoids the cramped and oppressive feeling of traditional partitions. When the door is open, it can introduce natural light and create a broad view; when it is closed, it has a semi-transparent effect and can be used as a study area. The Japanese room near the window lets light and shadow play, with gray-scale water molding and translucent glass partitions, decorated with colorful fabrics, making it quiet and warm. White functional open cabinets are embedded to create a simple and pure space tone, shaping a modern style. .

▲ Avenue of Stars  Design:B-STUDIO

▲ Avenue of Stars  Design:B-STUDIO

▲ Avenue of Stars  Design:B-STUDIO

Belgium Project VV modern minimalist house

 

Belgian designer Pieter Vanrenterghem is known for his cleverly layered, minimalist designs that focus on the tactility of materials, choosing travertine with its rough-finished surfaces, concrete for the floors and brushed wood in the kitchen, alternating light textures throughout the home. Colored and dark oak, maintaining earthy tones. The use of natural materials creates a warm and comfortable home atmosphere.

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

▲Project VV Design: Pieter Vanrenterghem Photo: Thomas De Bruyne

▲Minimalist Modern House Design: FGR Architects Photo: Peter Bennetts

▲Minimalist Modern House Design: FGR Architects Photo: Peter Bennetts

▲Minimalist Modern House Design: FGR Architects Photo: Peter Bennetts

Ukrainian AZ flat is a simple house centered on "boxes"

 

Visual designer Artem Tiutiunnyk created a "box" that can be rested in the center of the space to divide the internal space and serve as the visual focus of the entire apartment. The module is designed like a piece of furniture and integrates most of the house's storage space into the wall. . The other surfaces of the apartment, walls, ceilings and floors are pale and smooth, with a row of wooden storage cabinets and a concrete fireplace in the space below the wall cabinets, adding a lot of color to the cool white space. Appropriately evoking the warm atmosphere of the space.

▲AZ flat Design: Artem Tiutiunnyk Photo: home-designing.com

▲AZ flat Design: Artem Tiutiunnyk Photo: home-designing.com

▲AZ flat Design: Artem Tiutiunnyk Photo: home-designing.com

▲AZ flat Design: Artem Tiutiunnyk Photo: home-designing.com

Australia's WALNUT HOUSE is an intoxicating house of silence

 

Walnut House embraces the surrounding lush natural landscape, creating a deep impression of warmth through a combination of natural materials and tones. The massive vaulted ceiling lifts the eye upwards, while integrated linear lighting at its peak softly illuminates the concrete space, framing views at either end. Large floor-to-ceiling glass windows immerse the occupants in the unique countryside. Environment.

▲WALNUT HOUSE Design/Photo: Adam Kane

▲WALNUT HOUSE Design/Photo: Adam Kane

▲WALNUT HOUSE Design/Photo: Adam Kane

▲WALNUT HOUSE Design/Photo: Adam Kane

Spacious open plan house in SALUD Madrid, Spain

 

The dining and kitchen area is placed in the center of the space layout, visually connecting the facades at both ends of the space. The view is broad and almost endless, and it also allows light and airflow to circulate freely. Transitional main beams on the ceiling mixed with lime finishes, textiles, joinery and travertine cabinets on the walls all contribute to the quality, craftsmanship and warmth of this house, while the soft solid color ambience provides a visual calm, airy, Light and shadow redefine the space, creating a calm and visually comfortable spatial experience.

▲SALUD Madrid Design: OOAA Arquitectura Photo: Rafael Diéguez

▲SALUD Madrid Design: OOAA Arquitectura Photo: Rafael Diéguez

▲SALUD Madrid Design: OOAA Arquitectura Photo: Rafael Diéguez

▲SALUD Madrid Design: OOAA Arquitectura Photo: Rafael Diéguez

Japandi's blank aesthetics proposes another level of thinking, allowing the space to breathe naturally, advocating a free and original spiritual experience, allowing us to feel the purity and calmness of life, and a more settled lifestyle conveying spiritual relaxation. , with a calming warmth, it will bring you back to the simple and minimalist beauty of simple life.

 

Japandi is a classic architectural form that has attracted the attention and challenge of many designers who love Japanese simplicity. If you have any architectural or interior design needs, please feel free to contact us:B-Studio online consultation

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[2024 Bedroom Design Trends] How to have a modern minimalist bedroom design? Master 7 elements to create a comfortable world for high-quality sleep!

1/3 of life is spent sleeping. Sleep is so important to us, and so is the bedroom.

Whether it isGet into bed and sleep, read before going to bed or empty your home space before going to bed, get enough rest, and the quality of life will naturally improve. Here are 7 2024 bedroom design elements. You can freely match the colors and colors according to your personal style and preferences. Textiles, wallpapers, headboards, lighting and other designs create a comfortable world for high-quality sleep!

1. Designed for comfort

 

In the era of the epidemic, home design is more focused on the comfort and functionality of the space. In order to emphasize the relaxation and comfort of the bedroom, you can put plush pillows and soft and luxurious textiles, contrasting arrangements and color textures, or mixed materials. Combine wool with cotton, velvet with satin, linen with knitted fabrics, and match them with scented candles, books or photos to enrich the overall style and easily create a comfortable living space!

▲Azabu Residence Design: Norm Architects, Keiji Ashizawa Design Photo: karimoku-casestudy.com

2. Soft Neutral Colors

 

Warm colors dominated by natural tones make people feel calm and comfortable in the bedroom. Beige, white, and ivory are based on natural neutral tones. Natural materials such as wood, ceramics, linen, wool, and cotton emphasize the natural style. Mixing natural tones and different textures makes the bedroom not only for sleeping, but also for meditation and relaxation. space.

▲Design: Ivan Honcharenko Photo: behance.net

3.wallpaper

 

As an important part of bedroom design, wallpaper introduces floral layers through textiles and fresh wallpapers to provide visual interest, as well as composite natural wallpapers such as natural kudzu, rattan, silk, silk, hemp silk, and coconut silk to complement modern lines. Interesting and adds unique personality to the space.

▲Photo: decorilla.com

4.headboard design

 

The headboard is the most noticeable focal point in the bedroom. A vertical design can visually raise the ceiling, a horizontal design can visually expand the wall, and create a distinctive look by coordinating with wallpaper or bed linens. bedroom atmosphere.

▲Apartments #02|2 Design: Alyona Dulskaya Photo: minimalism.one

5.lighting device

 

The lighting design of the bedroom is mainly based on soft light, with warm tones and low color temperatures preferred, as well as ordinary, partial and decorative lighting. Use chandeliers to keep the bedroom simple in design, create a comfortable and warm relaxing atmosphere, and ensure high-quality sleep.

▲Design: IRPEN GT-interior design Photo: behance.net

6.home garden

 

In response to the epidemic, people all over the world have to stay at home to prevent the epidemic. If you want to add a touch of nature to your bedroom, you can use floral wallpapers, or introduce the scenery outside the window, and bring large potted plants that improve indoor air quality indoors to make the space full of vitality.

▲BOURNE ROAD RESIDENCE Design: Studiofour Photo:Shannon McGarth

7. Home art

 

Decorating a simple and simple bedroom with works of art will greatly enhance the atmosphere of the space! The private bedroom space is a part of what you see every day. Bold and eye-catching works of art are harmoniously integrated into it, truly reflecting your personality. Preferences, highlighting the atmosphere of the space, are an indispensable element in the space.

▲Natural Tint Design: nteam.design Photo: behance.net

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