HI-TECH INTERIOR STYLE
Hi-tech interior style is a modern design trend, focusing on the application of advanced technology and modern materials in decorating living spaces. This style is suitable for those who love comfort, luxury and especially high-tech products.
Origin of Hi-tech style:
Hitech style, short for “High Technology”, first appeared in the 1970s, inspired by the science fiction ideas of the 60s.
Some pioneers of this architectural style include Norman Foster, Nicholas Grimshaw, Richard Rogers, Renzo Piano and the Archigram group. Hitech architecture is famous for its expensive, modern and comfortable beauty.
Here are some key points about the history of Hitech style:
- 1970s: Hitech style was officially formed, with typical works such as Pompidou Center in Paris (France) and Lloyd’s Building in London (UK).
- 1980s: Hitech style became more popular, applied in many works such as airports, train stations, shopping malls and houses.
- 1990s: Hitech style continued to develop, combined with other elements such as minimalism and deconstructionism.
- 21st century: Hi-tech style is still popular, especially in modern and smart works.
Let’s review the main elements of Hi-tech interior style with C”HOME:
- Design characteristics
- Neat, minimalist lines: Hi-tech style focuses on sophistication, neatness, and few frilly details. The lines in the design are often straight, simple shapes, without elaborate decorative patterns.
- Open and spacious space: Often creates an airy feeling by using open space, limiting partitions and optimizing the area.
2. Main colors
- Neutral color gamut: The colors commonly used are black, white, gray and silver to create a modern and luxurious feel. Sometimes you can add some small accents with bold colors (such as blue, red, or yellow) to create prominence but not lose the elegance.
- Color contrast: Hi-tech style often uses strong contrasts between main colors to increase aesthetics and attraction.
3. Modern materials
- Glass and metal Type: Materials such as tempered glass, aluminum, stainless steel are widely used in furniture such as tables, chairs, cabinets. They bring a modern, luxurious feeling and are highly durable.
- Industrial wood and high-quality plastic: Sometimes used to create accents, but still keep the simplicity and modernity.
4. Application of smart technology
- Modern lighting systems controlled by sensors: LED lights, smart lighting controlled by sensors or voice help the space easily adjust the light according to needs.
- Smart home appliances: Hi-tech furniture is often combined with high-tech devices such as flat screen TVs, projectors, surround sound systems, and remote control electronic devices.
- Smart Home: uses internet-connected devices to automate and remotely control many home utilities such as lights, air conditioners, security, and sound systems and other devices from an application or by voice.
5. Interior and layout
- Minimalist furniture: Items in Hi-tech style are all designed simply, optimize functionality and often integrate many smart features.
- Multi-functionality: Furniture is often multi-functional, such as folding tables, smart cabinets that can adjust in size, beds with drawers for storage.
- Make use of space: Design a neat space with wall shelves or hidden cabinet systems to save space and create a spacious feeling.
6. Lighting
- LED lighting system: LED lights with modern design are often installed in the form of recessed ceilings, or string lights to create a unique, shimmering lighting effect.
- Sensor lights: In Hi-tech style, motion sensor lights, automatic light adjustment lights are often used to enhance convenience and save energy.
Hi-tech style is not only about interior but also about smart, convenient and modern living. It brings a living space full of amenities, luxury, suitable for a dynamic, creative and technology-loving life.
