Entrance Hall: Design of Chinese Home Space 01

Author: Jinban Publishing House
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The entrance hall, also known as a small room, passage hall, or genkan, originates from Japan. The term "genkan" is derived from Japanese culture, as it is customary to remove shoes and change into home attire before sitting or lying on tatami mats. A genkan is an absolute necessity in Japanese residential spaces. When domestic interior decoration trends took off, people began to adopt the habit of removing shoes and changing into home attire upon entering their homes, making a transitional space seem indispensable. This book presents outstanding examples from the recent interior design industry from a stylish, avant-garde, and comprehensive perspective. The designs in the book are diverse, ranging from fashionable and modern to elegant and luxurious, as well as natural and minimalist, and even uniquely avant-garde. Decorative design is a process filled with imagination and inspiration. We hope that through these vibrant real-life images, we can inspire your design thinking and ignite your creative inspiration. This series of books can not only serve as an excellent reference for decorating new homes but also as a practical guide for designers.