The look of a poorly executed high-level transition

A comparison demonstrating common mistakes. The poorly executed version is: moldings are half-done, looking incomplete as if the budget ran out; walls are covered with various stones and wood veneers, attempting to showcase expense; each room has a different design language, like a showroom tour; the proportion of custom millwork is miscalculated, with doors made shorter than cabinets, causing all horizontal lines to be misaligned. The correct approach is to use the same set of profile dimensions and the same group of materials throughout the house, relying on consistency rather than richness. Avoid: using different millwork languages in different rooms, simultaneously using more than two types of stone and two types of wood veneer, allowing door and millwork heights to be misaligned, expressing cost through the quantity of material types.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個示範常見錯誤的對照。做壞的版本是:線腳做了一半不上不下看起來像預算不夠;牆面貼滿了不同的石材與木皮試圖展示昂貴;每個房間的語言都不一樣像樣品屋巡禮;訂製木作的比例算錯,門做得比櫃體矮讓水平線全部亂掉。正確的做法是全屋用同一套斷面尺寸與同一組材料,靠一致性而不是靠豐富度。避免:在不同房間使用不同的木作語言、同時使用超過兩種石材與兩種木皮、讓門與木作的高度不對齊、用材料的種類數量表現造價。