3 Skills To Create A Sense Of Hierarchy At Home

The sense of hierarchy in home design can enrich the three-dimensional space vision. We thinks that compared with the flat space, the home with a sense of hierarchy will be more interesting, which can not only improve the apartment layout problems such as low space, but also enhance the design atmosphere. To create a sense of spatial hierarchy, the following three techniques are most commonly used.

Color collision

It is the simplest way to create a sense of visual hierarchy through the use of color. Whether it is the contrast of different color systems or the collision of different colors, it can produce the simplest level collision and make the space look rich and interesting.

Using Materials

Different materials, different visual effects, and different combinations of materials used in the same space will naturally lead to visual differentiation, thus creating a sense of hierarchy. Common materials are stone, wood veneer, wood grid, metal, etc. Stone is mainly used in various background walls and countertops. The combination of wood veneer and wood grid can make the wall more stereoscopic. Most of the metals are decorative, and they are mostly used in metal strips on the background wall, or door covers, lamps and furniture.

Geometric Element

Geometric elements are widely used in trendy design, among which straight lines and arcs are the two most commonly used geometric elements. Straight lines create a crisp and tough layering, and can also lengthen the space and make the space appear high. Instead, the triangle makes the space more regular, which is generally used in children room design and matched with wall paint. Curved lines can create a round and soft visual effect, which makes the space interesting and vivid. Curved lines can be used in wall corners, furniture and background walls.