At present, most ordinary families have small and medium-sized houses with an area of less than 100 square meters, and the living room area is only about 20 to 30 square meters. After putting sofas, coffee tables and other accessories, it will appear extremely crowded, and you may even feel depressed and irritable after living there for a long time. How to design a living room to make it look more open, concise and practical?
We all know that the traditional living room layout is a sofa, coffee table and TV. The three are in a straight line, with an aisle in the middle leading to the balcony. The functions of the living room are nothing more than visiting with relatives and friends, and family gatherings to watch TV. But now, the number of visits from relatives and friends is becoming less and less. Most of them are arranged to meet at coffee shops, dessert shops, restaurants, etc. outside.
For young people, the mission of the living room has long changed. It has changed from a place of entertainment to a warm haven. Let me ask you, after a busy day outside, you are exhausted. As soon as you get home, you lie down on a soft and comfortable sofa and watch your favorite TV series and movies. No matter how many worries and fatigue you have, all your worries and fatigue will be swept away. The recently popular concept of “de-living room” seems to be very applicable to young people.
De-living room mainly refers to reshaping the functions and uses of the living room based on future changes in family member structure, residents' needs and living habits, etc., removing complexity and simplification, adding interactive scenes, improving space utilization and enriching the functions of the living room as much as possible. How should we design a space that is no longer a living room?
1. Remove the TV cabinet
Remove the TV cabinet and hang the TV on the wall, or replace it with a projector. The projector can be fixedly installed on the ceiling or wall in the conventional way, or it can be placed. The placement should be determined according to the location of the curtain. The curtain can be hidden in the ceiling, cabinet, or hidden in the curtain box .
This does not take up space, does not affect the viewing experience, and makes the entire living room area more spacious.
2. The sofa is flexible and the coffee table is simplified.
Traditional sofas are generally L-shaped or U-shaped, which are difficult to move and tend to accumulate dust over time. Opposite the sofa is a TV cabinet that covers the entire wall, taking up a lot of space and making people feel visually very depressed.
If the sofa is replaced by a sofa that can be flexibly combined or assembled, or a combination of multiple single sofas, it can be combined according to personal preferences and mood.
The sofa has changed, and of course his old partner the coffee table also needs to be changed. Traditional coffee tables are made of solid wood boards or glass that are a few meters long. They are not only bulky, but also take up space. In addition to being stepped on, it is piled with debris. On the contrary, it will be more practical to switch to a smaller and more streamlined coffee table.
3. The living room was changed into a multi-functional hall
. After removing the coffee table, the living room has a larger usable area and a wider and clearer view. The free space can be used to place painting tools so that you can cultivate your mind by painting in your free time. You can also lay carpets and lazily watch dramas with your back on the sofa. You can even place some fitness equipment for daily yoga or fitness.
In general, "de-living room" can re-give a "new definition" to the living room, making the living room serve more for oneself instead of serving others. Compared with the traditional living room, it has more warmth and space.
Although "de-living room" is a new trend in living room design, it is not suitable for all families. For example, if the space is sufficient, people often come to visit, and there are elderly people living there, it is not suitable. This is especially true for families where the elderly live regularly. For the elderly, sofas and TVs are their year-round habits or spiritual sustenance. Removing these will make them very uncomfortable.
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