Study on Interior Design Strategy of Dining Space of Dong Nationality Village in Qiandongnan, China Based on the Concept of Place Spirit

With the increasing pursuit of regional culture and distinctive dining experiences, the interior space of rural restaurants that carry cultural memories and promote social interaction has drawn growing attention as spiritual homes.This research focuses on the interior design of rural dining spaces in Qiandongnan Dong villages based on the concept of place spirit, delving deeply into the interior design of such spaces.By analyzing the natural environment, cultural characteristics, and architectural styles of Qiandongnan Dong villages, the unique place spirit is explored.Combining the functional requirements and design trends of modern dining spaces, a series of interior design strategies suitable for rural dining spaces in Qiandongnan Dong villages are proposed, covering aspects such as spatial layout, application of decorative elements, color coordination, and material selection.The aim is to create dining spaces that not only feature rich Dong cultural characteristics and provide new ideas and methods for rural dining space design, but also meet the needs of modern consumers, enhancing the dining experience and satisfaction of customers, and offering theoretical support and practical guidance for creating dining environments with unique charm.

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Art and Design
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.31058/j.ad.2025.83016
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Regional Development and Environment
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Study on Interior Design Strategy of Dining Space of Dong Nationality Village in Qiandongnan, China Based on the Concept of Place Spirit

Wenlong Xu
Art and Design
Regional Development and Environment
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Study on Interior Design Strategy of Dining Space of Dong Nationality Village in Qiandongnan, China Based on the Concept of Place Spirit

Wenlong Xu
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Abstract

With the increasing pursuit of regional culture and distinctive dining experiences, the interior space of rural restaurants that carry cultural memories and promote social interaction has drawn growing attention as spiritual homes.This research focuses on the interior design of rural dining spaces in Qiandongnan Dong villages based on the concept of place spirit, delving deeply into the interior design of such spaces.By analyzing the natural environment, cultural characteristics, and architectural styles of Qiandongnan Dong villages, the unique place spirit is explored.Combining the functional requirements and design trends of modern dining spaces, a series of interior design strategies suitable for rural dining spaces in Qiandongnan Dong villages are proposed, covering aspects such as spatial layout, application of decorative elements, color coordination, and material selection.The aim is to create dining spaces that not only feature rich Dong cultural characteristics and provide new ideas and methods for rural dining space design, but also meet the needs of modern consumers, enhancing the dining experience and satisfaction of customers, and offering theoretical support and practical guidance for creating dining environments with unique charm.

Art and DesignVol. 8(3)
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Regional Development and Environment
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