● DESIGN ●
As people’s living standards improve, the popularity of minimalism has led to a shift from displaying cabinets, televisions, and kitchen appliances prominently in spaces to a growing pursuit of integrated embedded minimalist design.
Hiding refrigerators in cabinets, concealing lighting within walls or ceilings, and other embedded invisible designs are becoming increasingly popular, captivating many who love clean spaces.
This not only allows various home functions to “disappear” but also enhances the overall sense of space, effectively increasing the utilization of the area and expanding the living space.
CHAPTER 01
Multiple materials show unique personality
Embedded Cabinets
① Wardrobe
In envisioning a bedroom, the experience is paramount. An embedded floor-to-ceiling wardrobe maximizes storage space while not obstructing sight lines, achieving optimal lighting.
By embedding most of the cabinet into the wall, a “hidden” storage solution is created, saving space and enhancing the overall coherence of the bedroom.
② Entrance Cabinet
As the face of the entrance, the entrance cabinet must be aesthetically pleasing while also considering storage needs. Choosing an embedded entrance cabinet enhances overall coherence and maximizes space utilization.
③ TV Cabinet
Simplicity is the ultimate complexity; the design of the embedded TV cabinet turns an entire wall of the living room into a storage wall, visually integrating the space and relieving spatial pressure.
④ Sideboard
The sideboard serves as the core storage in the dining room, and the embedded design increases storage space while maintaining a clean and tidy dining area.
CHAPTER 02
Display Exhibition
Embedded Appliances
In kitchens and balconies, whether large or small, appliances take up significant space. Placing appliances on countertops or on the floor against walls creates a cluttered appearance. Embedded designs address this issue by concealing appliances within cabinets or walls.
It is important to consider the layout and placement of appliances in advance, with outlets positioned on the side or in adjacent cabinets (requiring pre-drilled holes), and to avoid placing them directly behind the appliances.
Outlets and plugs also have a certain thickness, occupying part of the depth of the embedded appliances, which can lead to a protruding appearance compared to the cabinets, negatively affecting the aesthetic effect.
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