Friday, November 20, 2020

With all the various materials available for kitchen countertops, we figured you could do with some pointers on how to choose the most appropriate surface to suit your needs and your décor, so we gathered our team of experts and let them loose in our kitchens to help us put together what has turned out to be the internet's most definitive guide on materials for kitchen countertop surfaces.

Kitchen countertops can be formed out of completely natural or synthetic materials, or even some combination of both - all presenting different challenges. Your choice of material may be dependent on its colour and appearance, or what that selection says about your personality - but a forward-planning homeowner should also consider cost, availability, workability, durability, and maintenance needs before settling on a choice of a particular material.

Designer: Craftsmen Valley

First of all, before settling on a particular material for surfaces that may become permanent fixtures in your kitchen, one should view and feel samples or mock-ups in person rather than depending on images to be accurately representative - as camera lenses, photo filters, and imaging algorithms sometimes do unpredictable things when reproducing real-life examples.

Laminates Since Formica® was popularized in Europe in the 1950s, laminates have made reappearances in the 1970s and in modern times to affect vintage interiors. Being a material largely composed of sheets of textile or fabric soaked in plastic resins, laminates are easily the most affordable material for kitchen surfaces. Various colours and textures are easily attained with the addition of pigments or thin sheets of natural materials into the compositions, meaning that the availability of laminates is likely the highest among all other materials. However, laminates will fade in direct sunlight and despite their highly synthetic composition, they do not stand up well to excessive moisture or corrosive chemicals such as some cleaning fluids. Although reputed to be susceptible to scratches and to scorching at high temperatures, laminates using modern formulations of resins have greatly increased their resistance to burns and scratches, as well as other forms of wear and tear in recent years.

Designer: IKEA

Wood The warming tones and grains of wood are ideal for creating a rustic or country atmosphere, working equally well when set within modern décors as accents. Wood is simple to work with, a fact that any high school student who has been subjected to woodworking classes can attest to. Wood is also highly workable, enabling curved surfaces that cannot be matched by the majority of engineered materials. Due to their natural origins and versatility in a wide range of interiors, wood is highly priced and limited in availability, meaning that finding large amounts of matching tones and grains may be a challenge. This much sought-after natural material requires a greater degree of care to maintain on account of its relative softness and porosity: wood is easily scratched, although the damage can be removed with sandpaper, but water is perhaps a wooden surface's worst enemy - requiring coats of varnish and regular doses of wood oil to seal gaps and prevent water from seeping in, which would result in the wood rotting from  the inside and smelling of a wet forest.

Designer: Casa Indah Design

Concrete Countertops composed of cement and aggregate have been spotted making a resurgence in modern interiors ranging from minimalist to industrial. Relatively low in cost and high in availability, concrete surfaces can be customized in a wide variety of ways. Due to their initial liquid-like slurry state, concrete surfaces can be dyed with pigments, trowelled to form seamless curves, stamped with designs, pressed for marbled veins, or polished to a smooth finish. Concrete surfaces are highly resistant to scratches when fully set, but care should still be taken around this material as it can warp or even crack with extreme fluctuations in temperature, it also discolours with moisture and is susceptible to etching by mild acidic solutions. Due to their porosity when cured, concrete surfaces must be maintained with coats of sealer regularly applied every few months to prevent staining.

Designer: Nevermore Design

Stone Natural stone such as granite, and softer stone such as marble, limestone, or soapstone have been popular in the last few decades, due in part to their timeless beauty and unique patterns. Natural stone has to be quarried from the handful of locations around the world known to be fortunate enough to have these beautiful materials thrust through the crust - as a result, the cost of acquisition is relatively high and dependant on the stone's origin and appearance, with availability being almost never guaranteed. Granite is the most durable, but like the rest of the popular stone materials, their natural porosity requires regular maintenance in the form of sealing coats.

Designer: FIX Design Solutions

Solid Surface Typically composed of two-thirds mineral dust and one-third polymer resins, solid surfaces are perhaps the most versatile of all stone-based materials. Solid surfaces can be dyed with pigments and shaped into seamless curves in the same manner as concrete. Due to their composition being based on a by-product of quarrying activities, solid surface materials entail a reduced environmental impact, and they are relatively affordable in comparison to natural stone. Softer than granite, solid surfaces can be scratched - but the damage can be removed by sanding and polishing. Unlike natural stone, solid surfaces are non-porous and do not require sealing at the manufacturing level and little to no maintenance. Availability and installation may be an issue with this material, as the ownership of the high-technology facilities required to manufacture and install solid surface countertops are restricted to a few select entities.

Designer: Havana Konzept

Quartz On the most durable end of the scale is quartz - often called engineered stone, which is composed of crushed stone that would otherwise have been discarded but is instead mixed with pigments and polymer resins to bind them together into the toughest possible material for your countertop. Quartz has been often touted as the material most resistant to scratches and heat, due to the high proportion of stone relative to synthetic materials in the composition of kitchen countertops. The dependence on unwanted stone rather than quarrying new materials makes quartz a more eco-friendly choice when compared against natural stone. The challenges with quartz are few, but considerable in importance: due to their manufacture being dependant on supplies of crushed stone, their cost is likely the highest among all other materials, availability in particular colours or styles may be limited, and by virtue of their hardness -  quartz is the heaviest and most difficult material to install without professional assistance.

Designer: Caesarstone

Steel The preferred choice of serious chefs everywhere, steel stands up best to scratches and chemicals - especially when provided with a protective coating composed of polymers or carbon molecules. Various grades of steel are churned out from all corners of the globe, making this material one of the most available - but the heavy equipment and high level of expertise required to work steel into the forms necessary for kitchen countertops makes for relatively difficult and costly custom installations.

Designer: Officine Gullo

Detailing and Finishes Once you have juggled all the various considerations that go into selecting the material for your kitchen countertop, its appearance, cost, availability, workability, durability, and maintenance needs - you cannot forgo putting some thought into the kind of detailing and finishes you want. Consider details such as bevels or curves to soften hard edges, and polishing the surface smooth for a reflective sheen, or dull for a matte finish to downplay the surface's prominence. You could even take things to the next level by mixing materials together: think a wood block framed in stone, for example.

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Friday, November 20, 2020

If you're in the midst of designing your outdoor spaces - or if you've just come across our ideas on what to do with your urban garden space, and now find yourself wondering how to go about furnishing your outdoor sanctuary, then this is the guide for you. To help you find the right furniture, we studied a selection of outdoor spaces around the country and arrived at the following list of pointers to keep in mind when looking for your garden furniture.

Function As with any other space, consider the intended purpose of a space before setting out on your search for furniture. Whether your aim is to create a solitary seating lounge or an additional area for communal dining, the function of your outdoor space will help you to determine the kind of furnishings required. Also look to whether your outdoor space is dedicated or shared: a dedicated seating lounge will be able to host furnishings of greater weight and size, while a shared space containing both dining and seating areas may require discrete furnishings that can be moved or stacked in storage as needed.

Size Is your outdoor space wide or compact? A narrow outdoor space would not typically benefit from the placement of furnishings with hefty frames, often making for cramped quarters that contradict the expanse of the outdoors. A more balanced composition could be achieved in narrow outdoor spaces using furniture of sleek designs, with robust furnishings being more suited to wide and uninterrupted spaces.

Image Credit: Les Asia

As we mentioned previously in our guide on selecting dining tables, there are rules-of-thumb that decorators use to achieve comfortable arrangements of furniture within a defined space. These guidelines suggest that the space typically required between dining furniture and walls would be around 900cm and 1.3 meters, while each seat should be afforded around 60cm to 70cm of space on both sides for adequate elbow room. This same guideline would be applicable for outdoor spaces surrounded by lush greenery, with greater distances afforded if the outdoor space comes with uninterrupted views.

Interior design by: Zids Design

Material The consideration of the kind of material that your outdoor furniture should be composed of: wood, stone, metal, or plastic, is largely dependant on the style you want to affect, but it would be vital to keep in mind that the material choice will have an effect on the visual weight and longevity of your furniture.

Interior design by: Sky Creation

Outdoor furnishings composed of stone or wood are ideal for arrangements paying homage to traditional styles, but they tend to be bulkier in design, requiring more space as a result so as not to appear overly imposing. As we found with kitchen countertops: stone and wood materials are naturally porous, requiring specialised treatment and dedicated maintenance with sealing waxes or oils to keep their lustre.

Interior design by: Latitude Design

A greater variety of styles may be achieved with outdoor furnishings constructed out of metal or plastic due to their relatively higher strength - even in designs with narrow profiles. With the clear exception of wrought iron furniture, the tendency apparent in metal or plastic furnishings is a lean toward modern and minimalist designs, making metal and plastic furniture ideal for smaller outdoor spaces or for complementing contemporary interiors.

Click here to see some delectable outdoor arrangements.

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Friday, November 20, 2020

Nothing gives your living room a more sensual and luxurious look than high quality curtains. Functional yet decorative, the right kind of curtains can transform any room almost instantly. Here are some tips to keep in mind when choosing curtains to glam up your living rooms. Style and Colour Factor Are you going for a classic look or a breezy one? Starting off with a key style helps to narrow down your curtain fabric choices which play an important role in creating the ambience you desire. It's a good idea to create a moodboard, pairing your chosen colour palettes with fabric samples. For ideas, you can browse through magazines or drop by a curtains showroom like Curtains Place to check out the window treatments on display. Image from Curtains Place Fabric that Fits Most rooms would benefit from cotton and linen, but if you want an opulent ambience, heavy fabrics like suede and velvet are the ideal choice. Think about the level privacy that you desire - for more private spaces, heavier fabrics are suitable. If you want to bring in light or have a hint of the views outside, opt for sheer curtains that are made from lightweight materials. Heavier fabrics offer a blackout effect, and create a more formal, sophisticated ambience, while lighter materials give off a casual and airy vibe. Most importantly, always go for high quality curtain fabrics so they are longer lasting and give you a more elegant look. For instance, Curtains Place provide a wide variety of both and light and heavy curtains that are made from a variety of eye-catching, quality fabrics. Image from Curtains Place Image from Curtains Place Curtain Types There are many types of curtains out there to suit your space requirements. One of the popular ones are panels with rings from which ringed curtain panels hang from rings that are attached to the top of the fabric panel or inserted into the fabric near the top part. As the rod is exposed, it's important to use an attractive wooden or metal rods with beautiful finials at the end of the rod. Box and pinch pleats are also great choices for a more tailored and formal look. Image from Curtains Place

Friday, November 20, 2020

新年前，网路上的热搜空间——厨房，成了大家的焦点词汇。“什么样的厨房设计，你最喜欢？”

Friday, November 20, 2020

Blues and greys are a wonderful combination to create a modern and sophisticated interior. To show you how to work with these colours, Curtains Place's latest interior collection, Senses offer a good example on how to add on the essence of comfort and design with a stylish sense of simplicity that can be achieved using this palette. Natural colours combined with rich tones of blue and lavender grey are used in this inspired decor using the Senses collection. The blue in this look is complemented with the raw hues on the walls and floors. Colours get their depth in the textures of the materials. The contrast of white in the patterns, walls and accessories add light to the look. The denim look of the two-toned Arezzo range for the upholstery enhances the natural balance of the colour palette. Styling Tips:

• Combine the softness of lavender grey with the intensity of ink blue for a colour combination that creates a restful vibe.
• Natural colour palettes create a feel of relaxed cosiness.
• Leaving a wall exposed or unfinished can add an interesting element to your room can create great backdrop for decoration. You can also opt for a raw textured wall covering. Linen and linen-mixes have inherent properties of insulation and drape excellently.
• Colours translate naturally on linen creating beautiful shades.
• Add chic metallic tones with linen-mixes.
• Nature-inspired patterns make for a simple elegance with their subtle colour palettes.
• Textured and natural upholsteries are the must haves for 2018 in upholstery. Combine it with pillows in rich tones.

Featured here is the Senses collection from Curtains Place. Article and images courtesy of Curtains Place. 

Friday, November 20, 2020

The possibilities that come with large gardens are limitless: you could put in a pond for fish, a pool for yourself, a water feature to sit by, wooden decking for large gatherings, a farm so that you never have to go grocery shopping ever again, and a meandering rock path or flowing brook surrounded by lush foliage for a meditative sanctuary. But for most of us living in the city, our options are limited by the space between the substructures of our homes and the edges of our property lines, so we peeked into some yards to list the following ideas for decorating your small garden spaces.

1) Planters

If you're living in a high-rise structure, your outdoor garden options are probably limited to the balcony. But don't let that dishearten you, as these deceptively narrow spaces can be transformed into lush gardens with the addition of some pots, bowls, boxes, and improvised planters adorning the railings, floor, or walls. If your balcony does not receive much sunlight, consider planting some shade-loving varieties.

This balcony goes a step further towards an immersive garden space with the use of artificial grass carpeting on the floor. Designer: X-Two Concept 2) Hardscaping

Perhaps gardening is just not your forté and you would prefer to devote your garden to additional space for hosting gatherings instead - implementing wood decking or some other form of hardscape provides a functional platform while reducing some of the landscaping concerns. With a hardscape deck as the centrepiece of an outdoor space, plants become more of an optional adornment that can be replaced by furniture, lighting, or other forms of decoration.

The wooden deck of this home leaves a fringe of grass around the edges for a striking contrast between the green and the wood tones. Designer: IDS Interior 3) Rock Garden

While hardscaping makes for functional spaces, the act of replacing garden space with architectural finishes does not allow much room for creative expression. For those seeking to unleash their inner artist, we highly recommend the meditative exercise of creating a Zen space in a garden of any size, using your own curated selection of fine or coarse sand, gravel, pebbles, and larger stones. Restrict the shape and size of your rock garden with wood and moss-covered stones - or let it flow freely, then plant herbs or other small plants and maybe even some decorative sculptures among the stones to complete the arrangement.

Image credit: ScapeXpert 4) Water Feature

A significant component of a home with favourable “Feng Shui” - the water feature is almost always expected of both residential and commercial properties in Asia. It is generally a positive thing to have a water feature facing a window or doorway into the home, more so with some varieties of Asian carp (鲤鱼; pinyin: Li Yu) living in it and Chinese Evergreen (萬年青; pinyin: Wan Nian Qing) or other plants around it.

What would have been an insignificant side yard is turned into a meditative corner complete with the sounds of falling water. Designer: Homlux Interior Furnishing 5) Furniture

Any avid gardener will tell you that the best way to enjoy the result of your yard work is with a lawn chair and a cool drink in hand. Placing seating and table surfaces in and around your garden makes for a pleasant change from indoor seating rooms, that and it serves as an excuse to show off your garden. Select ready-made lounge furniture with frames made of natural materials such as wood and stone, or engineered materials such as carbon-coated steel, wrought iron, and UV-cured plastic to better endure the elements, or even construct your own out of reclaimed materials for a bespoke arrangement.

As this outdoor lounge has the benefit of a roof, the ratan weave furnishings will last significantly longer. Designer: Space Living Figure you have the space for a pool? Read our guide on pool design considerations here.

Friday, November 20, 2020

在这个倾向智能化的时代，就连室内设计这回事也无法逃脱。随着 3C 的进步，Smart Home System 也逐渐受到市场的欢迎。但如果你的居家已有一定的年纪，要立刻植入 Smart Home 却不被上一代接受该怎么办？

Creative Home Malaysia   为你重点整理出 5 个你可以下手的新发明，可以协助你达到智能化的家具。

1. 墙上折叠式餐桌

折叠式的家具可说是智能居家的发明之一。在有限的居家环境里，折叠式的桌子成为了最好的帮手，唯有在需要的时候才打开来使用。其余的时候，可以轻易地折叠收纳，让空间更充裕，不失为智能家居的发明。   2. 伸缩式垫子 你是否还在为你的客厅找寻符合风格的单人沙发？小编觉得你可以考虑多功能伸缩型沙发。布袋可折叠起来，利落地成为单人坐位，但也有着一个隐藏性功能。例如你可以在需要的时候摊开 “内陷”，它将立马变身成为垫子。 3. 调整型架子 如图中的设计，架子在摊平的时候可以成为一张称职的餐桌，反之它还有其他用途。例如，将它倾斜并且固定住的话可作为楼梯式置物架；如果将它直立它便会成为一个开放式架子。这样就表示着它需要什么它就会变成什么，让你可以减少家中的大型家具，而是靠它解决。   4. 伸缩隐藏性楼梯 在厨房收纳上，很多处于高处的收纳柜都被荒废着，因此有了这项发明。这个隐藏式的楼梯被设计在细小的缝隙中，处于厨柜和厨柜之间的小缝隙。在这里，你只需要拖出，轻松就可以帮助你厨房的收纳。   5. 变身小灯饰 Lumio 它的外表被设计为一本书，可以让用户随身携带，无需固定在同一个地方。另外，你希望的亮度，呈现出来的视觉效果都可以自己调整。 从上述的5中特别发明中，可以知道对于室内设计的一切进步，都源自于人们的需求。一切无论是大型家具／小型灯饰都有个共同点：客制化，让用户可以随心所欲！ 文章由 J 编辑 更多文章：SemiDModernJapaneseStyle

Friday, November 20, 2020

If you have extra room in your living area, it's good to have a quiet chill-out spot. Perfect for reading your favourite novel, taking a nap or simply having a quiet moment, this spot should be beautifully decorated with cosy materials to create a comfortable ambience. Here are five ways you can blend cosy style with fashionable furnishing in your cosy corner. 1 Calm Composure Keep calm and paint the area with soothing colours. Choose neutral tones for your furnishing but spice it up with brighter details to uplift the space. SQFT Space Design Management

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2 Haute Seat Your choice of seating furniture is key here. Choose one that truly fits the way you would use your chill-out spot. Interior design: Yong Studio

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3 Lounge Luxe If your chill-out spot is in the study, always include a lounge or sofa bed for those days when you need a power nap. Interior design: The Roof Studio

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4 All Together Just because it is meant for quiet moments, you don't have to use your chill-out space alone. Dedicate a corner in the dining room for peaceful quality time with your loved ones. Interior design: Surface R

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5 Memento Magic Decorate the space with items that hold sentimental value for you. For instance a favourite armchair or family photos on the wall. Interior design: Living Space Creative Design

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6 Inside Out Don't limit yourself to spaces inside the house. Take your cosy spots outside too. The fresh air and green views will definitely put you in a better mood. Interior design: GI Design

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Friday, November 20, 2020

Perhaps you started out with an open layout in new your home, or maybe you are about to take a pnuematic hammer to your non-load bearing walls. Either way, you may find yourself bewildered by the vast range of things that can be done with the enlarged space. To help you narrow down the options and decide on a design approach that suits your needs, we assembled our panel of designers and came up with this list of the top five decorating ideas for large spaces.

1. Borderless

If you have a surplus of square-footage in your living room, and are not keen on acquiring more furnishings to fill in the space, we recommend flaunting it. Try arranging living and dining furniture in their respective corners, with plenty of walking room and a sprinkling of subtle decorative features in between to demarcate the spaces. Since urban living became the norm for most of us, nothing speaks of luxury as much as wide walkways bordering expansive spaces - being generous with empty space is probably going to be your first approach if extravagance is the vibe you are aiming for. There is a caveat to be wary of however: leaving too much empty space makes for unpleasant acoustics and an uncomfortable living space - solve that by including additional soft furnishings such as carpets or drapery, and building up wall façades to absorb sound.

Designer: Beverly Home 2. Division by Furnishing

In the event that the space for wide walkways is lacking, consider arranging your living room furniture so that the largest piece (typically the sofa) serves as a divider. This enables the room to be visually subdivided, and for the additional space to serve a different function in close proximity. This arrangement can be accomplished with a conventional sofa, or an L-shaped living room set with slightly more space, resulting in an effective division without other visual cues. The colour of the dividing furniture will affect the visual weight of the separation when compared to the palette of the room - so go dark for prominence in a predominately white space, or light for subtlety to preserve the sense of air volume.

Designer: Pocket Square 3. Decorative Walls

A more commonly seen method of dividing spaces can be spotted on walls. Easily implemented wherever space is at a premium, different textures and shades can be presented on thin façades or wall projections to serve as visual cues between spaces. Even though walls are typically missing from an open layout, we recommend building up false wall projections or retaining a portion of existing projections to form small corners in areas with less foot traffic - if there is adequate space. While these projections will deduct from the open layout experience depending on their size, they can often be made to serve both visual and practical functions - such as providing additional shelving space and better acoustics while acting as demarcation.

Designer: Design Base 4. Faux Archway

Tie together disparate shades and textures on walls with the formation of a non-structural and purely aesthetic archway. In addition to serving as a visual cue, even an archway of minimalist design creates another plane that can be adorned with decorative features such as reflective panels to visually enlarge the space.

Designer: Metrics Global 5. Demarcating Ceilings and Floors

In lieu of any other dividing elements, details on the ceiling and the approximate size of those features being mirrored on the floor in the form of tiles or an area carpet, will result in your separate spaces being distinctly defined. Because of their visual prominence and requisite size, these features work best in an adequately large space decorated with a unified colour palette. If you have the space to spare, aim for lighting in oversized geometric shapes on the ceiling and a large deep-pile carpet on the floor to envelop your seating lounge in cosy light and textures.

Designer: Q1 Interior Concept Is your seating lounge the kind with an extra-high ceiling? Read about how to select lighting for these cavernous spaces here.

Friday, November 20, 2020

客厅是家的灵魂，也是我们和家人、朋友待最多时间的区域，它能在很大程度上体现出我们的审美品位和风格，因此作为房间的核心家具之一，沙发或扶手椅在我们装饰空间时扮演了重要的角色。正因此，我们今天为你带来了一些建议和技巧，让你在挑选沙发时更从容。

理想的沙发尺寸

客厅和餐厅的大小和扶手椅与沙发的尺寸一样有很多选择。在购买前，很重要的一点是确保我们所买的不仅要适合装饰的空间，还要确认是否尺寸刚刚好，不会太拥挤或留有很多空白。因此，请首先测量好空间的大小再去购买沙发，因为曾发生过购买的沙发放不进家里的情况。 首先要确定购买的沙发摆放的位置，是紧贴墙壁或放在客厅中间起到分隔的作用。确定好这一点后，请准确测量空间的大小并确保在前部和两边留出一定的空间。这听上去可能很多余，但事实上，当你到商店挑选时，看到的展示沙发通常都放置在比较宽敞的区域，因此会给人比实际尺寸要小的错觉。如果没有经过精确测量，之后就可能发生尺寸上的问题。 如果你对所有这些还不放心，也可以测量客厅的尺寸大小，以便店内的专业人士为你提供更好的建议。

家人的生活习惯

如果说测量是重要的，那么沙发的使用以及使用者的习惯就更为重要。在这里孩子们会玩耍、还有宠物、用餐、午睡和各种各样的活动，因此在去商店里挑选前都要考虑这些因素。 多年来，随着纺织技术的进步，目前市面上为我们提供了非常多的选择。你可以找到具有不同特殊功能的数千种沙发饰面，比如防尘面料、防动物毛发面料、仅用水即可清洁的面料或者防宠物抓痕的面料。建议你在去店里挑选前，将所有这些因素都考虑在内，因为有儿童和宠物的家庭在清洗沙发方面又会不一样。从食物到记号笔，再到毛发、灰尘和碎片，甚至最糟糕的还有宠物的粪便。如果选错了沙发饰面，可能会让沙发变成你的敌人。

舒适最重要

明确了以上两点，我们就可以去挑选沙发了。不要只考虑接触沙发的最初舒适度，还要考虑沙发的高度问题，这样之后才不会造成腰部不适的问题。建议高度是坐在沙发上腿可以和地面保持90º。扶手的高度和舒适度同样重要，应该在12到20厘米左右，确保无论是把手搭在扶手上还是头枕着扶手（特别在夏天尤为重要）都很舒适。

最适合我的风格

现在就到了最有趣、最具创意的时候了，我们可以尽情发挥想象力，思考选择怎样风格的沙发才能将客厅打造成众人皆爱的空间。 首先是分析空间其他部分的装饰风格，这会帮助我们进行筛选，锁定寻找的装饰风格。如果我们考虑了之前提到的诸多因素，那么选择范围就会变小，我们也更容易根据空间尺寸大小、用途和舒适度挑选出合适的沙发。

最后的细节

最后，我们会提供一些一般性的建议，让你能够挑选出好的扶手椅。 当我们在购买新东西时都希望可以尽快拥有，特别是像沙发这样特殊的物品。因此你肯定不希望选择不合适的沙发，然后受其困扰多年。不要只考虑是否能够马上拥有沙发，因为常常很多等待都是值得的。   有限的空间就必须选择大小适中的沙发，这会让视觉呈现充裕的空间规划，不会过于拥挤。—— casa indah   沙发可以作为空间隔阂，尤其是对于开放式的空间规划。选择一幅足够大的沙发，作为客厅和其他空间的屏风，更有现代特色。——Jashen   沙发的搭配上，不一定要单一元素，可以由布质沙发混搭其他木质沙发，让空间刚柔并济，增添另一番风味——Yong 褐色的皮革沙发在客厅中独领风骚，2+2 的座位如果无法满足你的家庭成员需求的话， 建议你搭配藤制椅子／藤制单人圆座，来平衡空间中的单调。——nu i 选择一个和客厅主题墙相等的沙发，也不外乎是一个好办法。这样的选择，有助于让格局更四方，寓意着好风水。——Zanotta 一眼望去，大理石的 feature wall 和地板，让人感觉格外冷。因此，在这样的客厅里，布质沙发成了最好的选择，为了调和整个空间的温度。——Gesto 另外，沙发的颜色选择则可以依据空间的主要色调来做调整。例如，空间中的主色调是浅色系的褐色，沙发的深褐就会为空间塑造出层次感。——PSQ 客厅的沙发必须满足屋主和家人们的需求，因此原则必须依据各个家庭锁钉。因此，如图中的住户需要一个舒适的沙发让自己和孩子可以打成一片，故而选择倾向“床”设计的沙发。——Sky Creation 你可从空间中的色调中明显感受出平和，这是因为空间中混用着不同层次的奶白色，由深至浅，由奶白至褐色。另外，皮革和布制沙发混搭，更显温馨。 沙发除了可作为客厅的主角之外，它对于人流控制也起到很大的作用。例如，屋主不希望到访者经过电视前方，即可选择一个大幅的沙发，限制住空间，让客人无法经过。——id industries 选择一幅和墙壁融为一体的沙发，是一个让有限空间看起来更大的小秘诀。如果你还在担心浅色沙发容易肮脏的，小编提醒你 Aqua clean 的沙发已经布满整个市场了！快去参考看看～——Nicestyle     橘色的沙发，搭配上一张“百家被”概念的单人座位，让空间成为 fun color 的伸展台！——Q1 白＋灰＋黄＝让空间非常温柔且不失个人特色。在客厅的中央上选择一站特别设计的灯饰，让空间更增烟火气，更温馨的感觉。——TDI design integra 开放式的空间规划，选择 L型沙发来作为空间中的主角。选择可以和任何颜色搭配的深灰色，让整个空间有大自然的感觉。——IDS ——Nu Infinity Surface R 采光很好的客厅，长方形的格局搭配上简洁的双人沙发。皮革的材质让空间的格调提升不少。——Viinciology 整个客厅的黄金闪闪，选择一幅白色的沙发来做调和。这样的搭配之下让人的眼花缭乱稍作调和外，还有一股低调奢华感。——Q1   选择一幅和墙壁融为一体的沙发，是一个让有限空间看起来更大的小秘诀。如果你还在担心浅色沙发容易肮脏的，小编提醒你 Aqua clean 的沙发已经布满整个市场了！快去参考看看～——Alvin 选择一个和客厅主题墙相等的沙发，也不外乎是一个好办法。这样的选择，有助于让格局更四方，寓意着好风水 沙发除了可作为客厅的主角之外，它对于人流控制也起到很大的作用。例如，屋主不希望到访者经过电视前方，即可选择一个大幅的沙发，限制住空间，让客人无法经过——Gusto 纯白色的空间，再配上米白的沙发，让人感觉有限的空间更宽大。但是，在左边，设计师还搭配上两张单人沙发，增添空间的实用性至于，还可调和空间中的纯白色。——Hoe and Yin 全黑的沙发和厨柜紧紧相贴，这便轻易地成为空间中的隔阂。全黑的沙发让人感觉更神秘。Jashen 典型的 L 型沙发，在左右两端?精心的头垫设计。放眼望去，空间是以白色和浅灰色为主要色调，因此一个特别花纹的地毯必定会让整个客厅多一个亮眼的“点”。——M innovation 客厅中的主题墙，是以大理石为主，和地板的材质相似。因此，设计师在沙发的选择上，就大胆搭配深褐色的沙发，调和空间中的亮色调。——Mode interior 途中的沙发特别大，不但结合 L型，而另一端还有圆弧形的设计。黑红色的绚丽搭配透露出设计师和屋主的大胆，让空间更有个人特色。——Mode interior 纯白的 double volume 让整个空间变得更大，因此选择一个黑色的地毯和双人暗色沙发，让空间的大小更协调。至于浅色系的沙发上，设计师则选择亮黄色的抱枕，让人有眼前一亮的感觉。—— Nice style 纯白色的客厅，用特别的沙发来带出其欧洲风。单人沙发的特别流线和小茶几的雕刻完美诠释风格。——Casa Indah 文章 by J  更多：如何挑选灯饰？