Five basic principles of decoration design
1. Office decoration principles-visual experience
In fact, aesthetics is also the most basic principle of office
decoration, including the collective display of color and lighting.
Color affects people's emotions and attention to a great extent.
Harmonious colors make people positive, bright, relaxed, and happy;
on the contrary, Makes people feel negative, depressed, heavy and
tired. Today, there is an increasingly diverse range of colors to
choose from for workplace design, and of course these colors are
chosen based on the intended look and feel of each space. With
natural lighting and artificial lighting, an overall beautiful
office can make employees who come to the office feel happy and
make some customers feel comfortable. Therefore, the most basic
principle of office decoration is to be beautiful and generous.
2. Office decoration principles-simple and convenient
Flexibility: Office interior design should be easy to change and
flexible. Configuring mobile and detachable devices during the
decoration process will facilitate future office transfers and
redesigns, and on the other hand improve office efficiency.
3. Office decoration principles - environmentally friendly and
recyclable principles
In today's office decoration, natural materials and surfaces such
as stone, slate and medium to dark wood surfaces are increasingly
used. In addition, recyclable and environmentally friendly carpets
are becoming more and more popular.
4. Office decoration principles - functional and practical
Office decoration pays attention to practicality; the office is a
place for work, so after decoration, it not only needs to be
comfortable, but more importantly, it must be practical. Strive to
use practicality in every corner of the office. After all, the
space in your office is very limited, and every inch of space is
valuable. Therefore, when decorating the office, you must pay
attention to practicality, so that work efficiency can be greatly
improved!
5. Office decoration principles - strong mobility
More than ever before, commercial enterprises are looking forward
to creating a more efficient workspace to cope with fierce market
competition. Office decoration pays more and more attention to
mobility, and more and more advanced system furniture is used in
terms of quality, flexibility and durability. The demand for
ergonomic chairs is growing as it reduces stress and injury
potential for employees while enhancing comfort and posture, which
has a huge impact on employee productivity.
Glass partitions are a great helper for small spaces. It can make
the space look unobstructed, spacious and comfortable, while at the
same time dividing the regional functions seamlessly. It can be a
movable wall, or it can be a small block embedded in the table and
sofa. The invisible room makes the room easy to use and looks large
at the same time.
Decorative components with fireproof properties, such as fireproof
partitions and fireproof glass, are called fireproof partition
walls, which can play an effective isolation role; fireproof
partitions are non-flammable materials mainly made of mineral wool,
fiberglass, gypsum board, metal, PVC, etc. Partition walls made of
materials are intended to isolate the source of fire or seal off
air circulation, thereby reducing or controlling the spread of
fire! It is both functional and space-dividing!
Fireproof partition walls include fireproof single-layer glass
partitions, fireproof double-layer glass partitions, fireproof
louvered glass partitions, steel structure fireproof glass
partitions, wooden structure fireproof glass partitions, aluminum
alloy surface fireproof glass partitions, etc.
The use of all-steel and fire-resistant glass partitions improves
the fire protection performance of the entire system. Fire
protection of the entire system is the most basic requirement.
However, if only fire-resistant glass is used, if the frame is made
of aluminum profiles and does not have fire resistance, it will not
work. The fire resistance of the entire system And the sealing must
be reasonable and effective to block the smoke generated by the
fire, control the spread of the fire, and ensure the smooth flow of
evacuation channels.
Secondly, the entire system must have fire-resistant integrity,
that is, when a fire occurs and one side is exposed to fire, it can
prevent flame penetration or prevent flames from appearing on the
side opposite to the fire within a certain period of time.
Fire-resistant glass partitions must have various properties such
as wind pressure, rainwater, air leakage, and in-plane deformation.
What is more important is the fire protection function, smoke
isolation design, and the structure of the glass partition wall
must achieve the smoke isolation effect and have a good sealing
effect for a certain period of time when a fire occurs.
