Who has the design description of the new Chinese teahouse?

I: Project Name Gudaochun

Second, the reason for the proposal is that with the progress of society, people's living standards have not been improved, but it has also brought great pressure to people. People have to find some entertainment places to release pressure and relax themselves better. Besides going to some bars and KTV, teahouses are more attractive. It is a gathering place for people from all walks of life, where people can chat leisurely and negotiate calmly. Therefore, the teahouse has become the best leisure place, and tea has also become a world-recognized beverage. People have unique designs for the design of tea rooms. However, most of the designs are inseparable from the traditional culture of China, so the overall teahouse design needs to fully reflect the teahouse culture. People can play a relaxing and quiet place during their stay. The innovative style of tea room design is not hidebound, but runs counter to tradition and is unique. These designs fully show the decoration, layout, architectural style and historical characteristics of the teahouse. The design of the teahouse in this case is based on Chinese classical style, which makes customers feel relaxed and carefree during the period. The decorative style is dominated by elements of Ming Dynasty and modern emphasis style, which embodies the spiritual connotation of oriental style and China culture. This scheme is simple and fashionable, because the luxurious teahouse will make customers feel that the consumption here is relatively high, but it will lose many customers invisibly. Therefore, the overall style of teahouse decoration, without too many gorgeous elements, mainly reflects its own characteristics. Gudaochun Teahouse adheres to its own ideas, which not only shows China culture, but also has a modern style. Design the teahouse as the most distinctive leisure place, and bring people a brand-new modern teahouse feeling through indoor decoration. The color of this case is warm, with black and red as the main colors and white, gray and green as embellishments, and the overall space is relatively dark. Using red, yellow and blue as interior decoration colors in the space can better create the atmosphere of elements in the Ming Dynasty, which makes people daydream about the space visually and associate with various things in the Ming Dynasty. If you use some dazzling lights in the space, I'm afraid it's hard to keep customers staying for too long. It doesn't have a calming effect. The whole space is equipped with synchronized background music, which makes the whole environment more comfortable. The space design of Gudaochun Tea Room adopts Chinese classical style-the combination of Ming elements and modern Chinese style. There is a tea table inside, so that everyone who enters here can enjoy the tea ceremony while drinking tea.

Three. The necessity of scheme construction is due to the need of publicity and sales of Gudaochun Tea Factory, and also to promote the exchange and development of tea culture and economy. Four: the purpose of the plan

Tea ceremony is regarded as an elegant taste culture, and tea room can meet people's high-level spiritual needs such as aesthetics, socialization and health preservation. With the development of the times and the deepening of international exchanges, tea culture tends to be diversified and diversified. Therefore, the decoration of tea room should start with tea culture, create an artistic atmosphere rich in tea culture, and let people experience a kind of spiritual relaxation and spiritual purification and tranquility in the process of drinking tea. V. Analysis of design scope: antique lamps are hung on the ceiling, wall lamps are embedded in the wall, and quaint and elegant tea sets are placed on the table. There are wooden tables and chairs with Ming elements in the teahouse, a tea tasting room with carved partitions, tea-like pots, teapot utensils and scrolls on the wall, and China's classical calligraphy and painting hanging on the wall. Six: Market research

Tea culture is a beautiful artistic conception in the whole tea tasting process, including the appreciation of tea tasting techniques and artistic operation means, and the beautiful appreciation of tea tasting environment. Its process embodies the mutual unity of form and spirit, and it is a cultural phenomenon formed in the process of tea drinking. It has a long history, profound cultural background and close relationship with religion. Tea art includes: tea selection, water selection, tea-making technology, tea art, environmental selection and creation, etc.

The background of tea art is an important means to set off the theme, which renders the pure, elegant and simple temperament of tea and enhances the artistic appeal. Different styles of tea art have different background requirements, and only by choosing a suitable background can we better understand the taste of tea. : market research

Seven. Analysis of corporate image planning

VIII. Conceptual analysis of scheme design

Conclusion Tea culture is an important part of traditional culture in China. The classical style is based on the traditional classical culture of China, creating a living space full of romantic feelings of China. Mahogany, blue and white porcelain, teapot and some mahogany handicrafts all reflect the rich beauty of the East, which is the difference between the new Chinese classical style and other styles. This minimalist style has permeated the Oriental Chinese civilization for thousands of years, so both China people and foreigners like this new Chinese decoration style very much. It is not only timeless, but also exudes charming oriental charm with the passage of time.

Feature 2. The new Chinese style pays great attention to the layering of space.

In invisible places, use Chinese screens or windowsills, Chinese wooden doors, craft partitions and simplified Chinese "antique shelves". Through this new way of separation, the apartment shows the layered beauty of Chinese home. On the basis of some simple shapes, China elements are added to make the whole space feel richer, big but not empty, thick but not heavy, fashionable but not depressing. ,

1. China classical indoor furniture adopts Ming-style tables and chairs, made of high wood such as mahogany and rosewood, preferably inlaid with marble and mother-of-pearl (those with limited funds can use imitation mahogany). The wall frame can be carved by hollowing out or embossed in three dimensions. China paintings and calligraphy are used as wall decoration, supplemented by flower arrangement, bonsai and other decorations. For example, the imitation tea room of China Tea Museum in Hangzhou is the traditional living room. Opposite the gate, the inner hall and the outer hall are separated by a board wall, with a picture scroll hanging in the middle and a couplet on both sides. A long coffee table with a wall and a big vase on it. Under the long coffee table, there is a square table (or four immortals table) in front of the center, and there is a plush chair at each side of the table. The whole structure is concise and rigorous, full of