When carrying out home renovation, many owners often need to constantly adjust their design and needs in the later stage due to the lack of comprehensive consideration in the early stage. Therefore, forward-looking planning of interior spaces is crucial. An excellent home space design should include many factors such as the division of dynamic and static areas, the separation of functional areas, and the combination of virtual and real.

Dynamic and static area design:

The so-called dynamic and static partition is to effectively separate the activity area of the home (such as the living room, dining room, kitchen, public toilet, etc.) from the space that needs to be quiet (such as the bedroom, study, master bathroom, etc.) to avoid mutual interference.

The key points of the design are as follows:

1. The activity area is a frequent area for family members' daily activities, and should be set up close to the entrance, especially the kitchen.

2. The quiet area is mainly for residents to rest, and should be kept quiet and arranged on the inside of the house as much as possible.

3. The circulation from the door to the living room, balcony and public toilet should avoid intersecting with housework or residential circulation.

4. It is recommended to connect the living balcony to the kitchen and form an integrated layout with the dining room, close to the entrance door, to simplify the flow of housework and avoid crossing the quiet area.

5. The living line is mainly concentrated in the bedroom area, and it should be avoided to cross with the visitor flow line and housework flow line to ensure privacy.

Wet and dry area design:

The design is intended to separate the dry area from the area that may be splashed with water, mainly including the separation of the bedroom and living room from the kitchen, toilet and bathroom, as well as the isolation of the shower area inside the toilet from the rest of the area.

Design highlights include:

1. If the bathroom area is sufficient, you can use light walls or partitions to achieve a thorough division of dry and wet areas.

2. For the bathroom with limited space, the use of transparent glass partition not only maintains the sense of space, but also protects privacy.

3. A half-height wall can be set up in the toilet to focus on blocking the wet area and the key water outlet parts to achieve a certain degree of dry and wet separation effect.

4. For very small toilets, use shower curtains and set the slope of the ground to quickly guide the flow of water to the floor drain.

5. It is recommended to concentrate the layout of wet areas such as kitchens, bathrooms and balconies, which is not only convenient for the use of water resources, but also conducive to maintaining indoor hygiene.

Lighting design:

Spaces with different functions need to be equipped with lamps of different styles and illuminations, and each functional area can be distinguished by adjusting the brightness, color and style of the light.

Design Essentials Cover:

1. The lighting in the living room should be bright and sufficient, and it is suitable to use circular chandeliers or ceiling lamps to realize the functions of main lighting, supplementary lighting and local scene atmosphere lighting.

2. As a resting place, the brightness of the bedroom is not high, and the light should be soft and kept in a low-light state.

3. The restaurant should be suitable for medium brightness light, the light should be bright and warm, and the brightness of the desktop should be appropriately increased.

4. The kitchen needs sufficient brightness, using white cold light tone lamps, and considering easy-to-clean local lighting devices.

5. The bathroom should choose warm yellow soft light, and the makeup area should be equipped with special local lighting.

6. The study lamps and lanterns should be close to the color temperature of natural light, and it is recommended to use daylight lighting.

Combination of virtual and real design:

Through the interaction between the virtual and the real and the hidden, the appropriate connection and partition between different spaces are maintained, which is usually used in the division of the entrance, living room and other areas, and commonly used elements such as screens, curtains, bead curtains, and glass.

Design bullet points involve:

1. The fully enclosed partition has poor light transmittance, which is more suitable for larger units; Semi-enclosed partitions have a wider range of applications.

2. The bathroom and the exterior are usually separated by plastic steel doors, aluminum alloy or semi-glass doors. Worktops and columns can be used to separate the bathroom "invisibly".

3. The partition between the kitchen and the dining room can be considered to install a movable glass door for flexible application.

4. Shoe cabinets, partition cabinets or shelves can be used as partitions between the entrance and the living room, and plant partitions and fish tank partitions can enhance the vitality of the space.

5. The partition between the living room and the balcony is often equipped with glass sliding doors and double curtains, and hollow screens or crystal curtains are also common choices.

6. In a small apartment, the living room and dining room can be separated by sofas, dining tables, and screens; In addition, decorative cabinets, bar counters, wine cabinets, and TV background walls are also good choices.

Design of private and public spaces:

Public-private zoning mainly refers to the design of separating private space from the outside world, and a good house design should take into account the protection of privacy and appropriately isolate the personal privacy of residents. Entrance doors or entrances should be blocked, and private areas such as bedrooms and bathrooms should be separated from public areas such as living rooms and dining rooms.

Design highlights include:

1. When standing outside the entrance door and looking into the house, the entrance should be properly shielded to avoid seeing through the entire room at a glance.

2. The interior of the house should ensure that the living room, dining room and other public activity spaces are visually isolated from private areas such as bedrooms.

3. The door of the bedroom should not be opened directly on the wall of the living room, in case the living room can see the interior of the bedroom at a glance.

5. The reasonable ratio of house depth and studio is generally between 0:0.0.

5. Appropriate distance and angle should be maintained between the bedroom and the living room to effectively maintain the privacy of the space for residents to rest, work and daily life.

6. The design of private and public spaces should also follow the principle of dynamic and static partitioning to ensure that activities do not interfere with each other.