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Fair-faced concrete has become an ideal element for indoor spaces. For interior decoration, the imitation fair-faced molding method can be used to give the walls a texture like that of fair-faced mold pouring. In interior design, fair-faced concrete covers the ceiling, floor and walls, combined with warm and moist wood. Keeping the essence of authenticity, but adding warmth to the space, this time let’s appreciate how designers integrate clear water molding into modern homes to create a Japanese-style simple life!

A self-built house can be designed exactly according to your needs. If you are planning your new home, you may wish to consider self-building with water-formed buildings that can withstand extreme weather. Strong and malleable materials, this article 5 examples of modern concrete architecture are provided to inspire you!

The new trend of interior design that cannot be missed in 2021 is Japandi style, which blends the intersection of Japanese wabi-sabi and Scandinavian aesthetics. What are the Japandi elements? 5 Key Tips to Incorporate Japanese Style into Your Home!

Both wood and fair-faced concrete are widely used in some of the world's most iconic buildings. Architects create unique buildings that connect architecture with nature, yet stand out in their own way. The following buildings are infused with gray-toned fair-faced concrete × A building with the beauty of warm wood elements!

Japanese genius architect Tadao Ando is good at using fair-faced concrete materials to reflect the eternal pursuit of the ultimate essence. Below, he shares three different types of fair-faced molded buildings, which have turned over the century-old Paris Stock Exchange, the Japanese Art Museum, and the Island in the Children's Book Forest. , see how Tadao Ando reconstructs and interprets the aesthetics of clear water molding!

Isn’t it a bit incredible that sunshine, woods, and grass have become part of your home? The architect used simple clear water molding to create a villa facade that blends into nature, echoing the natural landscape surrounded by greenery. Even if you just stay at home, you can easily embrace nature and make sunlight and green space a part of your home! See the architect's design below The "rustic villa" built!