How to make full use of space in interior design?

The design of indoor space is to shape the form of indoor space by using various methods of space limitation. Common space forms include: closed space, open space, flowing space, dynamic space, * * enjoyment space, virtual space, gray space, maternal and child space, sinking space, platform space and so on. From rule to rule and irregular space, in order to make full use of space reasonably, we must first divide the function of the room. The so-called rationality means that according to the spatial distribution of buildings, the layout area conforms to the laws of people's daily life, meets the needs of family members for various activities, and ensures the environmental quality. The following is just an example of irregular space design.

The so-called irregular space refers to the space that is generally not quadrangular, such as irregular rooms such as triangles, arcs and polygons. This part of the space is inconvenient to use and the visual experience is poor. Doing a good job in irregular space design is the key and difficult point in family design. We must make full use of space reasonably and improve the beautification effect.

Triangular space can be filled, for example, it can be designed into furniture that matches its desire, such as display cabinets and wardrobes, so that the external and indoor walls are in the same plane to change the feeling effect of the space.

The arc space can be filled with furniture, and the curved surface with large curvature can be directly used as the reception room.

The basic idea of polygon space design is to transform it into a quadrilateral. Generally, there are two methods: one is to enlarge and transform, that is, to merge the space equal to and adjacent to the polygon into a polygon for overall design, and the other is to reduce, that is, to cut the large polygon into several areas, so that each area can achieve the effect of square.

The basis of reasonably dividing space according to local conditions is to serve functions and people. Therefore, when designing the spatial form fully and reasonably, we must meet the functional requirements of each region, the spatial scale of the human body and the psychological and physiological comfort of people. Only in this way can people use it comfortably and conveniently, and can reflect the warmth and individual cultural style of home.