Since ancient times, humans have been deeply attracted by the soft arc. From the ancient Greek Parthenon to the glass pyramids in front of the modern Louvre in Paris, to the Sagrada Familia Cathedral in Barcelona, every place is filled with amazing curvy stripes. The famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright once said: "The straight line belongs to man, and the curve belongs to God." This famous saying reveals the fact that natural curves such as spirals and waves in nature give designers unlimited inspiration.

These classic architectural works not only reflect the most advanced engineering achievements at that time, but also contain profound cultural connotation and philosophical thinking. They show the designer's understanding and respect for the essence of human nature through the exquisite spatial layout and unique and novel formal language. Today, in the contemporary design concept, "curve proportion" still plays an indispensable role, and constantly stimulate the imagination of a new generation of creators.

Walking into any well-arranged family space, it is not difficult to find the figure of "curve" everywhere. The sofa backrest in the living room is usually streamlined. This change is not only to increase the visual beauty, but more importantly, it can provide a more comfortable sitting and lying experience. Soft edge treatment is also suitable for the design of kitchen appliances and bathroom accessories, such as dishwasher handles, faucet switches and other parts after clever processing to become more smooth and easy to grip, greatly improving the convenience of daily use.

Fixtures are also a part that can't be ignored. Curved lampshades or brackets can add a bit of warmth to the space while illuminating the room. When night falls and a chic ground lamp casts a warm light, the whole residence seems to be infused with a quiet and peaceful power. It can be seen that "curve ratio" has become one of the important factors to improve the quality of living.

In recent years, a new wave has emerged in the technology industry-the application and development of curved display screens. Whether it is a smartphone or a tablet computer, more and more brands are beginning to get involved in this emerging field. Samsung Galaxy S series mobile phones are one of the typical examples. Its unique double-sided curved screen design not only enhances the overall integration of the body, but also provides a wider field of vision. Apple iPad Pro has also introduced a Liquid Retina XDR display version with narrow border features, providing users with extremely realistic picture presentation effects.

There are many considerations behind the manufacturer's choice to develop such non-traditional shape display panels. On the one hand, the curved screen can better simulate the retinal structure of the human eye, making the image display more real and natural; on the other hand, compared with the flat style, the former reduces the probability of reflection to a certain extent, thereby improving the visual angle And color saturation. As more advanced technologies emerge, we can expect the future of smart hardware to continue to move to the next level.

The fashion industry has always been at the forefront of innovation and change. "Curve proportion" has been vividly displayed on this stage. Every year in the four major international fashion weeks in spring, summer, autumn and winter, there will be countless stunning works coming out, including masterpieces of Gaoding fashion show represented by exaggerated and beautiful skirt contours. Not to be outdone, streetwear brands have launched various popular items such as round neckline T-shirts and S-shaped earrings in an attempt to break regular boundaries and seek breakthroughs.

Studies have shown that the appropriate use of curve decoration can not only shape the wearer's beautiful posture, but also convey a confident and calm attitude towards life. Compared with the traditional straight line cutting method, the new round style is more in line with the trend of the pursuit of personalized demand in modern society. Therefore, in the next few days, we may be able to see more new fashion products that integrate soft arc elements.

Looking at the successful cases in the above fields, we can see that the excellent "curve proportion" design scheme should not only pay attention to the external beauty of form, but also consider the internal technical feasibility. Only in this way can we achieve the goal of combining beauty and practicality in a real sense. For example, if a chair is only gorgeous in appearance but has not considered the principles of ergonomics, then even if it is beautiful, it will make people feel uncomfortable; and vice versa, it is also difficult to win the favor of the market if it simply pursues comfort but ignores the aesthetic value.

Many consumers have expressed in interviews that they have high satisfaction ratings for products with certain curvature characteristics. Because this not only ensures the convenience in the process of use (such as easier access), but also brings a good enjoyment in the depths of the soul (like having a work of art). Looking forward to the future, I believe that more and more brands will realize the importance of this point and devote themselves to creating good things that make people shine and cherish their hands!