What is the difference between soft decoration and hard decoration in metal mesh curtains?

Soft decoration and hard decoration are still unfamiliar concepts to many people in the decoration industry. In the process of home design and decoration, what is soft decoration? What is hard decoration? What is the difference between them?

Soft decoration refers to other movable and easy-to-replace decorations, such as curtains, sofas, cushions, wall hangings, carpets, in addition to the fixed and immovable decorations in the interior decoration such as floors, ceilings, walls, doors and windows, etc. , Bedding, lamps, etc., as well as decorative handicrafts, house plants, etc., are the second furnishings and arrangements of the house.

Hard decoration refers to the so-called soft decoration in traditional home decoration such as removing walls, painting, ceiling, laying pipelines, wires, etc. It refers to the fixed and immovable decorations such as floors, ceilings, walls, doors and windows, etc. In addition, other movable and easy-to-replace accessories, such as curtains, sofas, cushions, wall hangings, carpets, bedding, lamps, etc., as well as decorative handicrafts, house plants, etc., are second-level furnishings and arrangements for the house.

Soft decoration refers to the second-degree furnishings and layouts of the interior by using accessories that are easy to replace and change their positions, such as wallpaper, fabrics, carpets, furniture, ornaments, lighting, etc., after the decoration is completed. In modern decorative design, building materials such as wood, stone, cement, ceramic tiles, glass, and textiles such as silk and linen are all intersecting and permeating each other, and sometimes they can replace each other. For example, for roof decoration, people tend to stick to hard decorative materials such as wood and plaster.

In fact, using silk fabrics to make a stretched film in the upper space of the room to draw a beautiful arc will not only have the effect of alienating the space, but also a little mystery will ooze out and become the highlight of the entire room.

In fact, "soft decoration" in the modern sense can no longer be separated from "hard decoration". People separate "hard decoration" and "soft decoration" design rigidly, largely because the two have front and back in construction. However, in application, both are to enrich the conceptualized space and alienate the space to meet the needs of the home and show the personality of the person.