How to design the entrance hall during home decoration? I want to explain here that the entrance hall is not a must-do item in home decoration. It all depends on whether your house needs such a thing. The entrance hall can be a A closed, semi-closed or open space, it refers to the area close to the door. The concept of porch is originated in China, but it may be the Feng Shui gentlemen from Hong Kong and Macao who first used it. The meaning of porch, Xuanmiaoguan_ cannot be simply Think not of a specific individual, but of an area. The following are several common types of foyer entrances:
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Decoration design: several common types of entrance halls and design points
1. Independent foyer: The biggest feature of this kind of foyer is that the foyer originally exists as an independent building space or a turning aisle. Therefore, for interior designers, the most important issues are functional utilization and decoration.
2. Passage-type foyer: The biggest feature of this kind of foyer is that the foyer itself exists in the form of a "straight-through aisle" building. In terms of design difficulty, how to set up a shoe cabinet is the biggest problem.
3. Virtual foyer: The biggest feature of this kind of foyer is that it does not exist inside the building itself. You can only cut a part of the living room or dining room to serve as the foyer. There are two types of entrances in home decoration: hard entrances and soft entrances. Hard entrances are divided into: fully partitioned entrances and semi-partitioned entrances.
1. Fully partitioned entrance hall: It means that your entrance hall is designed to be full width, from the ground to the top. This kind of entrance hall is designed to block the line of sight. Points to note when decorating a fully partitioned entrance:
1. Will your entrance design affect the natural lighting at the door? This is very important. If this design causes the light in the doorway to be dark, it will be superfluous.
2. Will this design make the space feel narrow? This is also worth noting.
2. Semi-partitioned entrance hall: The entrance hall may be designed to be half or nearly half in terms of x-axis or y-axis. This design will reduce the probability of the above-mentioned events to a certain extent. A semi-partitioned entrance may also use glass in the transparent part. Although it is from the ground to the top, it is still classified as semi-partitioned because it is visually semi-partitioned.
3. Soft entrance: refers to the method of area processing based on materials and other planes. The following commonly used processing methods are:
1. Ground division: you can The difference in floor material, color, or height defines the location of the foyer.
2. Ceiling division: The location of the foyer can be defined by the difference in ceiling shape.
3. Wall division: The location of the foyer can be defined by the difference between the wall treatment method and other adjacent walls.
4. Division of shoe cabinets: The location of the foyer can be defined by the length of its horizontal swing in the x-axis direction and its extension in the y-axis direction.
Shoe cabinets generally have two functions: storing shoes and storing umbrellas. Shoe cabinets are not technically difficult. There are two main problems: first, anti-fouling. Since shoes may bring in dirt and other dirt, it is necessary to deal with anti-fouling issues. The second is cleaning. The shelves of the shoe cabinet should not be connected to the back panel to facilitate the discharge of dirt from the soles to the lowest level for removal. When decorating and designing the entrance hall, you can choose one or more of the above division methods according to your own style requirements. But there are only a few principles to deal with:
1. The style should be consistent with public spaces such as the living room and dining room.
2. Maintain reasonable traffic lines to avoid affecting normal functions due to the design of the entrance.
3. The design of the entrance should not be more complicated than other public areas.
4. The entrance should be functional first and then decorative.
5. Where there is no need for an entrance, do not force it.