Interior Decoration of Container Finished Houses
The interior decoration of container finished houses is diverse, covering concealed works, decorative materials, furniture matching, and unique design aspects.
In terms of concealed works, some container finished houses use light steel keels for fixation before installing indoor plumbing and electrical concealed works. Light steel keels have advantages such as high strength, light weight, and good fire resistance, providing stable support for plumbing and electrical lines. During installation, positions for switches and sockets are reserved in advance for convenient subsequent use. For ceiling treatment, foam boards are first used as a base layer. Foam boards have good thermal insulation properties, effectively reducing heat exchange between indoors and outdoors and lowering energy consumption. Then, OSB (Oriented Strand Board) is used for covering. OSB has a dense structure and good stability, providing a flat surface for the ceiling, facilitating subsequent decorative treatments. Additionally, torch-applied rolled waterproofing is used. This waterproofing material has good flexibility and waterproof performance, effectively preventing roof leaks.
In furniture matching, some interiors use a unified combination of natural wood-colored furniture with white home furnishings. Natural wood-colored furniture gives a natural and warm feeling, creating a comfortable living atmosphere; white home furnishings increase the brightness of the interior, making the space appear more spacious. The bathroom also features a wet-dry separation design. By installing partitions or shower enclosures, the shower area is separated from the washing and toilet areas, preventing the spread of moisture, keeping the bathroom dry and clean, and improving convenience and comfort of use.
In terms of unique design, the container house renovation by a Danish guy provides unique ideas. He adds decorations to various parts of the house, enhancing its aesthetics and personalization. Designing a large number of large windows allows ample natural light to enter, making the interior brighter, reducing the use of artificial lighting, and enabling occupants to better enjoy the outdoor scenery and enhance interaction with nature. The interior walls and ceilings retain the unique corrugated metal of the container. This design not only preserves the original characteristics of the container but also adds industrial-style elements to the interior, giving the house a unique style and charm.
