High Saturation of Old Floral Tiles: A Small Piece is Enough

An interior study demonstrating how high-chroma patterns can be used sparingly. The entire space is minimalist: white walls, white cabinets, light wood flooring, and beige soft furnishings, with almost no color. The only exception is a small area of vintage patterned tiles—perhaps a square patch on the floor in the entryway's dust-collecting zone, a section of wall tiles behind the kitchen counter, or a small area on the bathroom floor, not exceeding two square meters. The tile pattern features symmetrical flora and geometry, with colors of peacock green, cobalt blue, ochre, and goose yellow, saturated and intense. Because the surroundings are completely blank, this small area is enough to define the personality of the entire space. Avoid: letting the tiles expand to cover the entire floor and walls, adding other patterned elements, using low-chroma antique tiles, allowing the surrounding space to also have color.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個示範高彩度圖案如何節制使用的室內研究。整個空間是極簡的:白牆、白色櫃體、淺木地板與米色軟裝,幾乎沒有顏色。唯一的例外是一小片老花磚——可能是玄關落塵區的一塊方形地坪、廚房檯面後方的一段壁磚、或衛浴地面的一小塊區域,面積不超過兩平方公尺。花磚的圖案是對稱的花草與幾何,顏色是孔雀綠、鈷藍、赭紅與鵝黃,飽和而濃烈。因為周邊完全留白,這一小片就足以定義整個空間的個性。避免:讓花磚擴大到整個地面與牆面、加入其他有圖案的元素、使用低彩度的仿古磚、讓周邊的空間也出現顏色。