Villa Feng Shui: Decoration Feng Shui of wooden villas
Because the main material of wooden villas is wood, they are relatively easy to damage. Therefore, there is a lot of attention to detail when decorating them. Not only must they maintain the Feng Shui of the villa, but they must also make their stay more comfortable and longer.
So, from the perspective of villa feng shui and decoration feng shui, what should we pay attention to when decorating a wooden villa? Come and have a look with me!
No place can be perfect, and some bad environments can be changed artificially. The so-called skill of eyesight is the tool of workmanship. What we cannot improve in terms of architecture can be neutralized through decoration to obtain a good living environment. Feng Shui calls these workmanship practices, which are also required courses and skills for Feng Shui masters. Therefore, ancient Feng Shui masters were also architectural designers.
The entrance and exit doors should not be facing the balcony. This creates a so-called "through the heart". It will be difficult for the family to gather wealth and there will be financial ruin. Solution: Make a porch cabinet to block the gap between the door and the balcony, and place a fish tank at the entrance of the door (if you are afraid of water, you cannot place a fish tank and can use a screen instead). It can be used as a balcony window to block the balcony or plant potted plants and creeping plants. It is also feasible to keep the curtains closed for a long time.
There are many styles in villa decoration: classical Chinese villas, Western European villas, modern villas, composite villas, wooden villas, etc. Among them, wooden villas are quite special. When designing and decorating wooden villas, the A lot of wood for decoration and construction. When building a wooden villa, the choice of wood is also particular.
Black walnut: a relatively precious wood, with generous and beautiful wood grain, black with purple, elegant and noble. Because the color is heavier, the paint must have high transparency after film formation. The wood grain is very deep and requires a clear primer with good filling and sealing properties. If the panel is stained during processing or there are fading substances in the plywood, it will fade over time.
Maple: The material has moderate weight, fine structure and smooth cutting surface. The advantage is that it is easy to process and has good coating and adhesion properties. The disadvantage is that it warps when dry.
Rosewood: The material is strong and heavy, with clear texture, but the color is relatively light, the structure is medium, and the cutting surface is smooth. The better part is corrosion resistance, better coating and gluing properties. The disadvantage is that it is not easy to dry.
Birch: The material is slightly heavy and hard, with a fine structure and high strength. The better part is the processability and good coating and adhesion properties.
Quliu: The material is relatively heavy and hard, with beautiful patterns and thick structure. The advantages are easy processing, high toughness, and good coating and adhesion properties.
Beech: solid material, straight grain, fine structure, wear-resistant and shiny. The advantage is that it is not easy to deform when dry, and has good processing and coating adhesion properties.
Pine wood: red pine. The material is light and soft, with moderate strength, good drying property, water resistance and corrosion resistance. The advantage is that it has good processing, painting, coloring and cementing properties.
White pine: The material is light and soft, relatively elastic, the structure is fine and uniform, the dryness is relatively good, and it is water-resistant and corrosion-resistant. The advantage is that it has good processing, painting, coloring and cementing properties. Compared with red pine, white pine has higher strength.
Basswood: The material is slightly light and soft, the structure is slightly fine, and it has a silky luster. The advantage is that it is not easy to crack and has good processing, painting, coloring and cementing properties.
Camphor wood: The material is of medium weight, fine structure and fragrant. The advantage is that it is not easy to deform when dry, and has good processing and coating adhesion properties.
Willow: medium material, slightly thick structure. The better part is that it is easy to process, and the coating performance and bonding are good. Defects are slight cracking and warping when drying.
Elm: The material has beautiful patterns and rough structure. The advantage is that it has good processability and coating and adhesion properties. The disadvantage is that it has poor drying properties and is prone to cracking and warping.
Oak wood: solid material, thick structure and high strength. The advantage is that it has good coloring and finishing properties and is easy to dry. The disadvantages are that it is difficult to process, has poor adhesion, and is easy to crack.