Barefoot: Floor Texture is Part of the Design

An interior designed for barefoot living. The floor material changes by area, based on the feel to the feet rather than visual appeal: the living area has a thick, long-pile wool rug that sinks when stepped on; the hallway is warm solid wood, oiled and waxed without a lacquer film, allowing the foot to feel the wood grain; by the window is a rush mat or coarsely woven mat; the bathroom has warm stone paired with a thick cotton mat. Nowhere is there cold polished tile. The entryway has a clear shoe-off area and a long bench. In the image, a pair of slippers are casually kicked to the edge of the rug, and a person is walking barefoot on the wooden floor. Avoid: using polished tiles and cold flooring, having the same floor material in all areas, making the rug thin and hard flat-woven, depicting people wearing shoes indoors.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個為赤腳生活設計的室內。地面的材質依區域改變,而依據是腳的感受而不是視覺:起居區是厚實的長毛羊毛地毯,踩下去會陷;走道是溫潤的實木,只上油蠟沒有漆膜,腳底摸得到木紋;窗邊有一塊藺草或粗編的地墊;衛浴是溫熱的石材配一塊厚棉墊。沒有一處是冰冷的拋光磁磚。玄關處有明確的脫鞋位置與一張長凳。畫面中有一雙拖鞋被隨意踢在地毯邊緣,一個人赤腳踩在木地板上。避免:使用拋光磁磚與冰冷的地面、讓所有區域的地面材質相同、把地毯做成薄而硬的平織、在室內畫出穿鞋的人。