Culinary advocacy

Author: Editorial Department of "Home Style"
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Publishing Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Every corner and aspect of life have become increasingly refined, not because we have become more discerning, but because we have come to realize that we can spend every moment in such a manner. We cannot resist this temptation, nor do we need to, as the continuous improvement of quality of life has always been what humanity has strived for, and it is a crucial driving force behind the development of our civilization. Here, we take different indoor spaces as the (threads) and present modern life's various scenes from different angles, hoping to provide references for everyone in their pursuit of high-quality, high-end, and luxurious home lives. This book consists of four volumes: "Living Room," "Bedroom," "Kitchen & Dining," and "Bathroom."
The rapid development of the world's industrial economy in the 20th century also led to the continuous renewal of building decoration materials, providing vast material space for the ongoing transformation of architectural and interior design. Gradually, people moved from marveling at the external form of design works to being astonished by the extraordinary materials used, and even more so, the combination of both creating a visual impact. By the end of the 20th century and into today's 21st century, interior design has surged globally, especially in China, where the economy is booming and the market potential is boundless. From ancient to modern times, various styles, schools, and movements have all "made their debut," and our consumers, designers, construction teams, furniture merchants, and real estate developers have all been swept up, rushing toward the modern homes they envision as perfect and economical. But what truly constitutes the ideal home worth striving for—something we may not fully grasp just a few years after emerging from economic recovery and entering a relatively prosperous era. This is also a question that those of us who have spent decades in the design field find difficult to answer.
"Home Style" is committed to promoting the popularization of humanized and people-friendly design. Previously, the editorial department of "Home Style" has published two sets of interior decoration appreciation books categorized by different spaces. This time, at the readers' request, we have introduced this new set: "Living Room," "Kitchen & Dining," "Bedroom," and "Bathroom." We believe it will offer our designer friends, design enthusiasts, and the (large fan base) of "Home Style" another opportunity to engage with trendy spaces, recognize cutting-edge design, and examine perfect homes, perhaps bringing us one step closer to our ideal paradise.