Children's Room Elderly Room Section

Author: Liu Yong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: As someone once said, what do the common people of China care about? It's the three "Zis"! That is, "children, houses, and money." "Children" naturally refers to the headaches of children's education and employment, "money" refers to one's own job and income, and the invisible pressure, while "houses" are major events that every family has to face. Housing issues are essentially two processes: buying a house and renovating a house. Whenever a family runs around and borrows money, spending their entire life savings to buy a house, the next step naturally is to renovate it. Every person who has renovated a house has this experience: the renovation process is a process of running around, a process of learning; it is a process from being completely clueless to gradually understanding, to finally realizing "so that's how it is." By the time the renovation is finished, they have completely understood. But at this point, even with the great enlightenment of "if I had known earlier, why did I go through all that," it's no longer possible to redo it. Yes, how many times can an ordinary person experience renovating a house? Since that's the case, why not put this learning before the renovation? This is also the original intention of us publishing this series of books. From this series, you can learn how to be a knowledgeable person: how to inspect the house when you first get the keys; how to prepare for renovation; how to choose materials; how to choose a renovation company; how to deal with designers and construction teams; how to turn your own hobbies into the style and taste of the entire living space; how to conduct project inspections to avoid potential problems. At the same time, this series also includes categorized functional spaces such as the living room, bedroom, dining room, bathroom, entryway, study, etc., for you to compare and learn from, which will help you understand what style, surfaces, and colors are, what lighting, furnishings, and accessories are, and so on. This is what this series of books can offer everyone. The saying goes, "outsiders see the spectacle, insiders see the method." Among ordinary people, many are halfway in and halfway out. We truly hope that after reading this series, everyone can stand inside the door. Only those who truly long for a "home" of their own will truly desire to quickly step inside the door. Warm luxury and devoted taste are not luxuries for anyone. Having this kind of "luxury" is what allows them to truly recognize this home as their own. And for this kind of "luxury," we are all constantly striving. This book mainly introduces the lighting and furniture arrangement for the living room, dining room, bedroom, study, kitchen, and bathroom, with abundant picture examples for illustration.