APPLICATION OF CEMENT TILES FOR INTERIOR IN INDOCHINE STYLE

Each era has its own design style that clearly displays the residents' living patterns, tastes, purposes, functions, history, colors, and personal traits.

The Indochine design style, sometimes known as "Oriental" design, is a dominant long-standing architectural style that is the intersection of East Asian and Western architecture of the 19th and 20th centuries.

When discussing design style in architecture, we frequently ask the following questions, which people in the profession or novices who wish to learn also have.

1. What exactly is the Indochine style?

2. How can I identify this style? Are there any distinguishing characteristics?

3. Where can I observe Indochine-style buildings?

4. What materials are preferable when building an Indochine-style home?

5. Is the Indochine design style appropriate for the people and weather functions in Vietnam?

6. For whom is the Indochine design style appropriate?

7. Is the Indochine architectural design style appropriate for small-space homes?

8. Is Indochine architecture difficult to construct?

9. What is the premise behind the declaration of the Indochine spirit in design?

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To correctly answer all of the above issues, we need a lot of professional knowledge as well as experience, practical experience, and information about the culture and customs of each age.

Whether learning, researching, or applying to construction, housing, or any other community initiative, the end goal is "to serve people's shelter and activities."

From the standpoint of a tile manufacturer, this applies to both interior and outdoor design styles. We have investigated and refined information about the peculiarities of the Indochine design style into the villa construction applications listed below for your convenience.

- Classical Architecture: Indochine architecture frequently incorporates classical East Asian architectural elements such as curving tile roofs, round gates, and internal gardens.

- Natural Materials: To create a warm atmosphere near to nature, use a variety of natural materials such as wood, stone, bamboo, and pottery.

- Natural Colors: This style frequently employs natural colors such as brown, green, and earthy red to create a warm and cozy environment.

- Use antiques to decorate: Use old and culturally significant decorations such as lanterns, traditional ceramics, and wood sculptures.

- Modern French Architecture: Indochine style is frequently mixed with modern French architecture, creating a fusion of the two cultures.

- Use natural wood furniture with delicate lines, generally with exquisite carved and perforated accents.

- Open Space: Indochine architecture frequently incorporates open space, blending interior and exterior space to give a sense of ease and spaciousness.

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Our customers' Indochine-style villa designs are shown here.