The Art of Interior Design Facade Composition. Home Decoration

Author: Ye Bin
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: The three-dimensional form of interior design is the art of spatial form, while the two-dimensional form can be understood as the composition art of facade form. The facade composition form is the foundation point of spatial form. Interior design is a discipline that integrates space, color, form, lighting, materials, craftsmanship, design style, and environmental art. Space is the core element in the interior design system, serving as both the starting point and the endpoint of interior design. Interior design must focus on various factors of space, such as functionality, aesthetics, and structure. The guiding principle of interior design is to maximize the display of the artistic form of space, which is more comprehensively embodied through new theories, technologies, materials, and craftsmanship. Traditional Chinese architectural design styles and Feng Shui culture have a profound influence on modern interior design. The history of architecture and the development of related design technologies deeply impact the artistic form of space. The origin of spatial art lies in the development of cultural and artistic as well as scientific and technological advancements. The essence of spatial art stems from the concepts of traditional architectural spaces in the East and West. Spatial art has a social and cultural dimension, as different public activities require distinct spatial forms. Spatial art is a unity of material and spiritual needs. Spatial art maximizes the principle of displaying formal beauty. The foundation of spatial art is the physical environment of space and the artificial ecological environment. Spatial art is fashion art; the vitality of space originates from the expression of fashion. Space must be organically integrated with the building structure to showcase the vitality of decoration. Space is an organic unity of internal and external spaces. Every historical period's spatial art can be refined into visually striking spatial form symbols and various spatial artistic forms. The above are the author's insights from over a decade of experience in interior design and architectural design. Interior Design Facade Composition Art compiles nearly a thousand selected works of public and residential building decorations designed by the author in recent years, presented through the artistic form of facade composition (i.e., the two-dimensional form of space). It aims to help interior designers and art students in universities and colleges understand the artistic form of space (i.e., the three-dimensional form of space). Additionally, the facade composition works in this book are used to elaborate on the author's understanding and implementation of spatial design concepts. It is hoped that this will contribute to the development of the interior decoration industry.