Why Should Custom-made Modular Cabinets Be Both Aesthetically Pleasing And Practical?

In home design, modular cabinets vary in height and size. Generally, larger living rooms use taller and larger modular cabinets, while smaller living rooms are better suited to shorter and smaller cabinets. This achieves a visually appealing, practical, and aesthetically pleasing effect. However, in modern homes, for aesthetic and decorative purposes, or based on the homeowner's preferences and needs, some large living rooms only feature low modular cabinets, while small living rooms use large modular cabinets as decorative partitions.

Taking the living room as an example, a low sofa can be seen as water, and a tall modular cabinet as a mountain. From the perspective of ancient Feng Shui theory, this is the ideal combination.

Many families place tall modular cabinets in their living rooms. The combination of a tall cabinet and a sofa, one tall and one short, one solid and one void, is an ideal Feng Shui arrangement. The tall cabinet can hold a television, ornaments, stereo equipment, etc., which is both neat, beautiful, and practical.

However, if a low modular cabinet is used in the living room, both the cabinet and the low sofa are low, which violates the Feng Shui taboo of "water without a mountain." This must be corrected. The solution is to place a horizontally oriented painting on a low cabinet, visually making the cabinet appear taller than the sofa, effectively increasing its height. This creates a sense of landscape in the living room, a simple, easy, and effective solution.

The choice of painting should depend on the living room's decorating style, but regardless of whether it's a traditional Chinese painting or an oil painting, the subject matter is generally best suited to depict scenes of profound mountains and flowing water, or tranquil forests and lakes.