In the decoration of new houses, the setting of switches and sockets is very important, but many people are often confused about the specific number. During a renovation consultation, I met a young couple who were planning the renovation of their new house, and they had questions about the placement of switches and sockets.
"We're going to re-engineer the switches and sockets in our new house, but we're not sure how much we should fit." The young couple consulted me.
I smiled and patted them on the shoulder, "Don't worry, I have a super detailed suggestion that you can have an idea right away after reading five big pictures." ”
I pulled out my phone and showed them five diagrams of the renovation with different areas, each with the location and number of switches and outlets.
"These schematic diagrams are designed according to the needs of modern life, which not only ensures practicality, but also takes into account aesthetics." I explained.
The young couple looked at each diagram and couldn't help but be amazed. "It turns out that it can be designed like this, and now we have a complete idea."
In the schematic diagram, the sockets in common areas such as the living room and master bedroom are densely packed to meet the needs of the family's daily life. Relatively infrequently used areas, such as corridors and secondary bedrooms, reduce the number of sockets and avoid unnecessary waste.
"The designs are not only functional, but they also look aesthetically pleasing." The young lady exclaimed.
I smiled and said, "Yes, modern decoration should focus on practicality, but also consider the unity of aesthetics and overall style. ”
Through these five diagrams, the young couple finally clarified the switch and socket setting plan for their new house, and they started the renovation plan with confidence. In the decoration, a reasonable switch and socket setting can not only improve the comfort of living, but also make the whole space more beautiful and practical.