What is the difference between soft decoration and hard deco

Soft decoration and hard decoration are still unfamiliar concepts for 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, that is, in addition to fixed and immovable decorations such as floors, ceilings, walls, doors and windows in interior decoration, other removable and easily replaceable decorations such as curtains, sofas, cushions, wall hangings, carpets , Bedding, lamps and lanterns, decorative arts and crafts, living room plants, etc. are the second-level furnishings and arrangement of living rooms.

    Hard decoration refers to the so-called soft decoration such as dismantling walls, painting paint, suspended ceilings, laying pipelines, wires, etc. in traditional home decoration, which means that in addition to fixed and immovable decorative objects such as floors, ceilings, walls, doors and windows in interior decoration, etc. In addition, other movable and easily replaceable ornaments, such as curtains, sofas, cushions, wall hangings, carpets, bedding, lamps, decorative crafts, living room plants, etc., are the second-level furnishings and arrangements of living rooms. Soft decoration refers to the use of ornaments such as wallpaper, cloth, carpet, furniture, accessories, lighting, etc. that are easy to replace and change positions after the decoration is completed.

    In modern decoration design, building materials such as wood, stone, cement, ceramic tiles, glass and textiles such as silk and linen are intersected with each other and penetrate each other, and sometimes they can be replaced by each other. For example, for roof decoration, people often stick to hard decorative materials such as wood and plaster. In fact, using silk fabric to make a film in the upper space of the room, drawing a beautiful arc, will not only play the role of alienating the space, but also a little mystery will seep out, becoming the highlight of the entire room.

    In fact, in the modern sense, "soft decoration" can no longer be separated from "hard decoration". People hardly separate the design of "hard decoration" and "soft decoration", largely because of their inconsistency in construction. Different, but in application, both are to enrich the conceptual space and alienate the space to meet the needs of the home and show the personality of the person.