{"id":605622,"date":"2022-12-20T14:39:00","date_gmt":"2022-12-20T11:39:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/allforwomen.com.de\/?p=605622"},"modified":"2022-08-08T12:44:40","modified_gmt":"2022-08-08T09:44:40","slug":"zoning-in-a-private-house-and-photo-zoning-of-a-cottage","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/allforwomen.com.de\/en\/zoning-in-a-private-house-and-photo-zoning-of-a-cottage\/","title":{"rendered":"Zoning in a private house and photo zoning of a cottage"},"content":{"rendered":"

However, in a modern interior, the division of the house into zones can be much wider. It is possible to divide the dwelling into active and passive zones, using both vertical and horizontal partitions for this. In any case, when planning the interior of the premises, one should proceed from the principles of rationality.<\/p>\n

The main goal of zoning a house is a practical grouping of furniture and equipment designed to perform certain functions, and creating the most comfortable living conditions in each of the zones. This takes into account the natural desire of people to isolate themselves from each other when performing various actions, therefore, even the conditional delimitation of a common area creates a favorable psychophysical environment for all family members in it.<\/p>\n

Cottage zoning: functional and communication<\/h2>\n

Experts distinguish between two main types of zoning of a country house: functional, that is, the division of the entire area of \u200b\u200bu200bu200bthe house into separate functional zones, for example, recreation and entertainment (guest), and communication, which involves reducing distances on the most intensive routes between zones or separate rooms, for example, between the kitchen and pantry, bedroom and bathroom, etc.<\/p>\n

Depending on the lifestyle and hobbies of the owners of the house, functional zones can be much more than two traditional ones. So, for example, both at the stage of project development and when creating an interior, zones of individual and common use, work, play, sports facilities, zones for special activities (for example, music), etc. can be formed. It should also be taken into account that two the main types of cottage zoning quite often conflict with each other. Therefore, having prepared the project from a functional point of view, you should carefully study it for communication zoning. After all, it may turn out that, having separated as far as possible, for example, recreation areas and sports, a person after intensive training in a stale sports uniform will cross the whole house to take a shower.<\/p>\n

In the event that the area of \u200b\u200bu200bu200bthe house does not allow for effective functional zoning according to the “one room – one zone" principle, it becomes necessary to create different zones within the same room.<\/p>\n

\"Zoning<\/a><\/p>\n

Look at the photo of home zoning: the simplest way to divide a room with interior items is to combine furniture and equipment designed to perform one or more homogeneous functions, such as upholstered furniture, a coffee table and cabinets with equipment, in a place designed for listening to music, watching TV programs.<\/p>\n

\"Zoning<\/a><\/p>\n

By correctly grouping objects, it is possible to create zones for day and night rest, for eating, for work, etc. in the common room, and in the nursery to organize independent zones for sleeping, studying and playing.<\/p>\n

Division of the house into active and passive zones<\/h2>\n

Another feature of creating different zones with the help of interior items is the choice of a method for separating the active and passive zones and organizing isolated approaches to them. It largely depends on your imagination. This zoning option can be implemented using upholstered furniture, podiums (part of the floor is raised 10\u201320 cm above the main floor), cabinets, shelves and racks, sliding partitions, and even an ordinary carpet on the floor (it can emphasize the isolation of one of the zones, such as recreation areas).<\/p>\n

\"Zoning<\/a><\/p>\n

Recently, the option of zoning using bookshelves has become very popular. They can easily fence off a corner for an office, for a playroom (then there will be not only books, but also toys on the shelves), for a place of rest (house plants can be on the shelves).<\/p>\n

\"Zoning<\/a><\/p>\n

The kitchen can also be separated from the dining room using a "shelf" partition. It can accommodate cookbooks and utensils, spice jars, etc.<\/p>\n

\"Zoning<\/a><\/p>\n

Partitions made using bookshelves can be either open or glazed on one or both sides. An aquarium or terrarium can be built into such a partition.<\/p>\n

Thus, there are two options for zoning with the help of interior items: vertical (use of furniture and transparent or opaque partitions) and horizontal (allocation of space by various design techniques). As a rule, vertical zoning is used for large and well-lit rooms with daylight, in which the furniture does not violate the integrity of the perception of space. In small rooms, it is preferable to stay on horizontal zoning or, as an exception, on vertical zoning, made with furniture of low height (it is better to exclude cabinets, and use upholstered furniture, low shelves, etc.).<\/p><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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