How do you match the living room and dining room furniture?
If the furniture color, style and specification are not considered before the decoration, the scheme of setting the juice is only a virtual design, and the result of the fitment is incompatible with the furniture of the configuration.
Furniture arrangement in the living room. Mainly include: sofa, tea table, combination cabinets and living room accessories. The direction of the living room, the living room furniture color collocation requirements are not the same, such as the west to the living room, it should be green as the main colors to match the sofa, coffee table and combination of colors, styles and specifications and then decide the configuration of furniture.
Matching furniture is exquisite. Furniture is like an actor, but decoration is like a scene. Living room furniture configuration mainly from the decoration of the color, living room layout and size of space and other factors. From the perspective of residential space, furniture configuration mainly refers to the living room, bedroom, children's room, dining room, study orientation, and furniture color matching, style, commodity specifications, jewelry unity.
Colour matching in the living room. Mainly depends on the direction of the living room window, such as the south of the living room should be used as the main color of the white, and the west to the living room should be green as the main color. This is because the southern five line of fire, according to five grams of health theory, fire grams of gold for wealth, to ensure that the south of the sitting room type, paint, wallpaper and sofa chosen are appropriate to white is preferred, because white is the "gold" color, the color of wealth is to meet. The five line of gold, Jin Kemu for the money, that is to say, wood is the wealth of gold, and green is the color of wood ", and to the west of the living room this afternoon the sun was so strong, not only hot and dazzling, so with a light and the eye can be seductive green, as appropriate.
