Decorative Design Space Art (CD-ROM)

Author: Ye Bin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The guiding principle of interior design is to maximize the display of the artistic form of space. The artistic form of space is better summarized and embodied through new theories, new technologies, new materials, and new processes. Traditional Chinese architectural design styles and Feng Shui culture profoundly influence modern interior design. The history of architecture and the development of related design technologies deeply affect the artistic form of space. Space art originates from the development of cultural and artistic as well as scientific and technological advancements. The essence of space art stems from the concepts of traditional architectural spaces in the East and West. Space art has a social and cultural nature, as different public activities require distinct spatial forms. Space art is a unity of material and spiritual needs. Space art maximizes the principle of displaying formal beauty. The foundation of space art lies in the physical environment of space and the artificial ecological environment. Space art is fashion art, and the vitality of space comes from the expression of fashion. Space must be organically integrated with the architectural structure to showcase the vitality of decoration. Space is an organic unity of internal and external spaces. Every historical period's space art can be refined into visually striking spatial symbols and various spatial artistic forms. The above are the author's insights from over a decade of experience in interior and architectural design. Since the publication of Interior Design, Space Art, and Home Decoration and its sequel, with the support and affection of a wide readership and peers, both have sold over 20,000 copies, becoming best-selling books in the field of decoration. The author feels deeply gratified and encouraged. Now, the author has compiled a selection of recent home design projects they have led into the third volume for publication. The works in the third volume focus more on personal styles, traditional language, fashionable materials, and regional culture. The author hopes that the specific examples in the third volume can illustrate their understanding, implementation, and elevation of these concepts, and that they will be helpful to interior design professionals and the development of the home decoration industry.