Cultural Wall Design

Author: Yu Jinjun et al.
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: The purpose of writing this book is to provide some reference materials for everyone. Although there are still many shortcomings in the designs in the book, the design concepts may not be new, and the visual effects may not be good, but perhaps some ideas or details in the design can inspire your design. Today, people's lifestyles are changing, aesthetic preferences are changing, and design concepts must also change. With the continuous emergence of new decorative materials, interior design is provided with sufficient material conditions. Some things that may be considered beautiful today may be outdated tomorrow, which is a matter of keeping pace with the times. But no matter how it changes, there is one principle that remains unchanged: a design scheme must first suit the specific environment. The details designed should beautify the environment and pay attention to the reasonable use of sound, light, and electricity, as well as the contrast between different materials. Note the overall harmony, and through the overall design, create a specific atmosphere that makes people feel comfortable. However, many of our designs are just accumulations of materials, pieced together, far from the requirements of environmental art design. This not only fails to beautify the environment but may even pollute it. When designing the environment, we must first highlight the concept of "human-centered design," establish a holistic environmental awareness, and create beauty within the environment. These are the correct design concepts, and these ideas can be seen in this book to some extent.
A cultural wall generally refers to a wall where a TV is placed. However, it can also be considered that any decorated wall that has been designed, has a certain shape and aesthetic value, and has a certain cultural connotation can be called a cultural wall. Overall, cultural walls are considered more common than TV walls. A cultural wall is usually a focal point of a living space, conveying the central connotation of the entire cultural environment. Therefore, the design of a cultural wall should reflect the specific culture of a particular room and be coordinated with the entire environment and style. The design of a cultural wall should be given more attention than other parts of the room. It should be designed based on the space, function, and style of the entire environment. The materials used can be the same as those used in the environment; they can also be changed to form a contrast with other parts of the environment; or most of the materials can be the same as those used in the environment, with only a small part of the materials changed to maintain consistency between the cultural wall design and the environment. The design of a cultural wall should have a sense of the times. As the center of an environment, a cultural wall should adopt new design concepts and techniques, select currently popular decorative materials, and use advanced construction methods to create a sense of modernity and fashion for the cultural wall.