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Anonymous users2024-01-24The designer of Oubaolong Door Industry Company suggests: if the living room area is not large enough, it is better not to pave antique bricks.
1 is all because of long-term use. It is inferior to polished tiles. Antique bricks I have always been in favor of are some commercial places that can create a specific atmosphere. >>>More
Hello, I don't think this question can be generalized. Decoration should be coordinated with the overall style of the room, which is the most important, antique bricks are more atmospheric, but the area is too large will have aging, dull feeling, bright tiles appear to be energetic, but there will be a cold feeling. Either way, it is recommended to use topically as an embellishment. >>>More
1. From the point of view of design, it is OK, but it should be used sparingly, and local embellishments are OK. A mix of modern and antique can elevate the culture of your home. And light-colored bricks can enhance the brightness of the interior, because your home is warm-colored, and it is inevitable that some corners are darker, so it is good to decorate them appropriately. >>>More
It depends on your decoration style.
If it is European style, glossy bricks. If it is Chinese, antique bricks. >>>More
First, it is recommended to choose light-colored tiles, and the reflection that is biased towards white can make the indoor space brighter, such as beige and white. >>>More