Outline
Full-package interior design customizes personalized elements based on client needs.
Space planning optimizes traffic flow and practical functions through furniture layout.
Textile soft decoration enhances comfort and improves the color system of the space.
Material selection directly affects the durability and maintenance costs of soft decorations.
Color matching schemes are the core of creating overall spatial harmony.
Lighting design reshapes color perception and the emotional atmosphere of the space.
Professional designers effectively integrate the owner's personality and functional needs.
Soft furnishing displays provide a unique showcase for personalized expression.
A unified design theme strengthens the spatial atmosphere and functional adaptability.
Aesthetic expression and practical value need to coexist in the design.
Grasping industry trends is key to maintaining design competitiveness.
Finish work determines the final presentation effect and customer satisfaction.
When owners choose full package design services, full-package design is essentially a multidimensional space transformation project. From the initial floor plan to the final decoration and layout, each step is meticulously arranged. Our design team often uses BIM modeling technology, allowing owners to preview their future homes in a 360-degree view before construction.
The recently completed Pudong apartment project is a classic example: the designer transformed a cramped living room into a multifunctional area, doubling storage capacity through custom cabinetry. This spatial reconstruction not only changes the layout but also reshapes the lifestyle.
Soft decoration products are like cosmetics for spaces; the gradient sheer curtains we selected for the Jing'an villa project last year are a typical case. When sunlight penetrates through three layers of sheer fabric of different densities, the entire living room creates a dynamic interplay of light and shadow that changes throughout the day.
It is particularly noteworthy that the sound absorption coefficients of different materials vary significantly. For example, velvet curtains can absorb 35% more ambient noise compared to cotton and linen materials, which is especially important in open-plan designs. Soft decoration is not only decoration; it also regulates the physical performance of the space.
In a study room project designed for an executive last month, we used electric lift curtains paired with an intelligent temperature control system. When the room temperature exceeds 26°C, the curtains automatically close, reducing air conditioning energy consumption by 18%. Modern soft decoration has transcended the realm of decoration and become a key interface for smart homes.
In a model room project in Hongkou District, we altered the sofa cover color to present a vastly different temperament for the same apartment type. Deep blue velvet creates a business atmosphere, while beige linen fosters a casual style. Color psychology research indicates that appropriate color matching can create a perceived temperature difference of 3°C in space.
In a parent-child space project we handled last year, we deeply recognized the importance of material durability. In the children's activity area, we specifically selected stain-resistant fabrics treated with nanotechnology, which enhanced cleaning efficiency by 40% and prolonged color retention by three times compared to ordinary fabrics.
This year, regenerated fiber fabrics made from ocean-recycled plastics have been well-received by eco-conscious clients. Such materials not only reduce carbon emissions by 60% but their unique texture also becomes a design highlight. Eco-friendly materials are transitioning from cost items to value-added points.
In a loft renovation in Xuhui Riverside, we introduced the concept of color anchor points: first determining the main sofa as deep space gray, and then extending the color scheme from there. The walls were painted a beige with 50% gray, and the carpet was selected with a light coffee color featuring gray textures, creating a visual buffer zone.
The recently completed north-facing apartment project confirmed the impact of illumination on color: we used warm yellow paint on the west wall to compensate for insufficient light, improving the space's brightness perception by 30%. By pairing 4000K and 2700K adjustable lighting at different times, we achieved a day-night mode switch.
Before starting each project, we conduct three rounds of in-depth interviews and one lifestyle observation. In a residence we designed for a collector last year, personal integration was reflected in the color temperature design of the custom display cabinet lighting—using museum-grade 3000K color rendering light, which protects the collection while enhancing the viewing experience.
One client was obsessed with the theme of interstellar travel, and we translated that into a geometric light and shadow installation with a meteorite gray color scheme. Through symbolic translation, we concretized abstract preferences into actionable design elements.
In the top-level apartment project in Lujiazui, we specifically introduced a fragrance system and background music programming. As night falls, the space automatically switches to dinner mode: the lights dim to 30%, the fragrance changes to cedar notes, and hidden speakers play white noise. Multidimensional sensory design truly brings the space to life.
Our unique spatial narrative delivery ceremony: guiding clients through the space according to their living flow, revealing design ingenuity at each functional node. This method improved customer satisfaction by 45% and boosted referral rates by 60%.