FAQ
If you turn your house upside down, anything that falls is considered soft decoration. In a larger context, soft decoration is an overall wrap up of indoor environment decoration, spatial layout, furnishing art pieces, function, materials, colours, atmospheric ambience and in some cases even geomancy. Soft decoration makes complex elements of different cultures work together harmoniously.
Functional soft furnishing elements refer to the elements that mainly satisfy the needs of residents for functions. For example: furniture, lamps, curtains, etc.
Hanging paintings can increase the appeal of the space and make a plain wall interesting. Floral art can add to the beauty of the space, with more vitality and liveliness. Ornaments can make the home more interesting and enhance the artistic appeal of the space. Cloth art can soften the rigid lines of the space and give it a unique charm. The artistic integration of several major elements complements each other to improve the quality of the home. Not only does it satisfy the needs of a home, it is also visually pleasing.
Soft decoration is often something overlooked by homeowners, mistaking it as Interior designing.
We often explain soft decoration with the analogy of a computer: While interior designing is considered a “hardware”, soft decoration can be thought upon as the “software”. A powerful computer does not work if it has no softwares/programs. If one were to make renovations like wall structures, feature walls, sliding doors etc, they are permanent and it is difficult and costly to make changes to it. Whereas, soft decor items can be easily moved, replaced, or even modified. In many cases, homeowners who are hard believers of geomancy have a different colour to adhere to every year. A change in the decor colours will easily placate the need.
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