What’s so good about Steve Leung’s design? Advantages and Disadvantages

Stefan Leung’s Architectural Design Style: Design style In terms of architectural design, based on the basic principles of weighing the actual environment and building usage, Leung is often able to strike a balance between economic and aesthetic principles and maximize the uniqueness of the building. personality. In terms of concepts and ideas, Liang's designs are not limited by traditional concepts and adapt to the trends of society and the times. The innovative and timely style makes the buildings exude a refined temperament and chic taste. In terms of interior design, Liang is able to use his professional perspective as an architect to carefully handle every space in the interior, striving to demonstrate the perfect use of space and light coordination. The interior design he is responsible for has always been known for its simple style and is good at integrating Asian culture and art into life. With the primary design concept of "people-oriented", the owner's unique style, personality, preferences and cultural background are vividly displayed, adding life color to the space, creating comfort and harmony everywhere, so as to achieve the perfect state of "harmony between man and nature" . Mr. Steve Leung's architectural and interior design ideas: "Advocates the integration of architecture and interior design, design without equations; very keen on the use of space and the creation of aesthetics." This is the unique design style of the famous Hong Kong designer Steve Leung. Steve Leung, who has won the interior design Oscar for three consecutive years and is known as the "World's Famous Interior Designer", is called a planner. He has multiple master's degrees in urban planning; he is said to be an architectural designer; he is known for his expertise in architectural design. He has made great achievements; he is an interior designer. In recent years, he has targeted the interior design market and achieved remarkable results... His achievements are as shining as his appearance, no matter where he is. At a recent international designer gathering, His appearance once again grabbed most people's attention.

As an interior designer, Steve Leung explains some of his views on hotel design to colleagues in the industry. He said: "A hotel is like a microcosm of society. It has rooms, restaurants, and public spaces, and contains various types of design elements. Before designing, you should first find the correct positioning and think about it. I observe that the current tourist holiday hotels and business The quality of hotels has been greatly improved; small hotels have become popular, and their designs are becoming more and more individual and distinctive; the same hotel has different design styles in different regions, incorporating local culture and characteristics; many different industries are involved in hotel operations, such as jewelry industry, clothing industry, etc., they will bring more personalized design concepts; now 'one-stop design' no longer exists, multi-level, multi-style personalized design has become the mainstream, and the works of young designers are becoming more and more popular. Welcome..."

Steve Leung has a special hobby. When he goes to a city, he changes hotels every day to watch, learn from, analyze, and then absorb. Like architectural design, he believes there are no equations in hotel design. He said that if you prefer a traditional approach, you can design the room to look like a home, the lobby to look like a living room, a living room, and even the dining room to look like a restaurant. The design should be flexible, and both furniture and lighting should conform to people's habits. I advocate personalized design, which is fresh and more attractive. Nowadays, simple interior design is popular. There should not be too much furniture, which will destroy the beauty of the space. Artwork is very important to the space design. This is also the difference between hotel design and residential design. There doesn’t need to be too much furniture, proportion is very important. There are too many imitations of furniture on the market at present. It should be designed from scratch to match the indoor environment. Don’t let guests feel familiar when entering the hotel. Such interior design has no freshness and it is difficult to stay. Live people. Each cuisine uses its own brand to express its personality, and the same goes for interior design. If every guest goes to the same hotel, they will be disappointed. Some hotels hope to invite international masters to design, but the consequences of blindly pursuing personalized design are extreme. An interior designer's job is to create interior environments that are personalized, functional, and inviting. [Hong Kong’s famous interior designer Steve Leung: Seven moods in interior design]

Hong Kong interior designer Steve Leung’s designs have always been known for their “simple” style, with their perfect use of space, material selection, color matching, Appropriate proportions and light are used to achieve the purpose of simplicity and nature. When conceiving the design direction, he believes that the design should be able to reflect the user's personal personality, preferences and cultural background, and should not follow trends. This has a lot to do with his belief that "people-oriented" is the primary concept of design. It can be said that "simple and natural" and "people-oriented" are the design concepts that Steve Leung adheres to.

Steve Leung said: "I have always tended to use simple techniques to express my personal pursuit of art and life, and I also try to introduce different cultural backgrounds and characteristics for new interpretations, bringing depth and depth to every interior design project. Richer visual effects, but more importantly, I am committed to reflecting the personality of the owner in the design, creating a larger living space for him, and implementing the "people-oriented" approach, so that friends on both sides of the Taiwan Strait and even far away can share my design. Concepts and works."

Steve Leung was named one of the world's leading interior designers by the Andrew Martin International Award, known as the Oscars of interior design, for three consecutive years from 1999 to 2001. Later, Steve Leung won the "Champion of the Private Club Category of the 2002 Asia-Pacific Interior Design Competition" with his private club at Boutique Gardens on Pok Fu Lam Road in Hong Kong; he also designed many residential design projects such as Chelsea Court on Mount Gallett Road in Hong Kong and Guanlan Mansion in Shenzhen. Won the Hong Kong Designers Association Design 02 Exhibition Merit Award.

With his unique simple style, Steve Leung has given different living spaces a new feeling, using his works to interpret seven completely different moods:

Cool: forward-looking Unique design touches give boldness and forward-looking taste of life, highlighting strong feelings in plain harmony... The designer uses simple lines and strong color contrast, combined with unconventional hangings and furniture, to bring out the coolness and handsomeness are fully presented, giving people a refreshing feeling.

Jun: Introducing the coolness and objectivity of post-modern technology into home design, using tough materials and bright colors to create a pleasing, timeless and refreshing effect. The designer uses fresh brush strokes to outline the steel and silver-white furniture, giving the space a pure and bright look.

Leisure: Introduce the sunshine, air and trees of nature, and dissolve the leisurely mood into the shades of green and logs, allowing people to enjoy that rare moment of leisure under the tight rhythm of urban life.

Jing: spotless, pure and clear. The designer looks at the world with a calm mind, uses light furniture layout to purify the original space, and implicitly expresses the temperament and taste of the owner...

Yi: It is a combination of Eastern romantic feelings and Western simplicity An ingenious combination of grace and grace. The designer uses a combination of dark wood and off-white furniture to create the aroma of ancient Chinese books. Together with unique and elegant hangings and small objects, the air is filled with a sense of joy.

Drunk: Combining Baroque elegance and modern aestheticism, it transforms a spacious and comfortable space into a magnificent and noble mansion, making people drunk under the full yellow light...

Wide: Think outside the box and leap into a vast visual space. The designer uses simple strokes to interpret the style and harmony of a modern mansion, bringing a sense of home to the huge space, which is delightful. Steve Leung is also my idol