Design of ink painting display cabinet in museum

Ink painting display cabinets are a key link in protecting, displaying and inheriting cultural heritage. As a safe fortress for artworks, showcases not only provide solid protection, but also create an environment that focuses on and respects art. The design of an ink painting display case requires consideration of many aspects to ensure that the artwork is properly displayed and protected. Here are a few important factors to consider when designing an ink painting display cabinet:

1. Lighting and environmental control: Ink painting is very sensitive to light and environment, and it is necessary to avoid direct sunlight and excessive light. Display cabinets should be designed to control the level of light, using low heat and low UV lighting systems. At the same time, it is very important to maintain a constant temperature and humidity to prevent the painting from getting damp or damaged.

2. Material selection: The display cabinet should use materials that are harmless to the artwork, such as special glass or plastic to protect the paintings from dust, pollution and audience contact. Make sure the chosen material does not produce harmful fumes or chemicals that could cause damage to the painting.

3. Display method and support: The size, weight and shape of the painting need to be considered when designing the support structure. Use a lightweight but sturdy stand or hook to ensure your painting is displayed securely and securely without being squeezed or damaged.

4. Space planning and layout: The layout of the cabinet should consider the audience's perspective and mobility so that they can easily view each painting. At the same time, in order to protect the artwork, it was ensured that the audience could not come into direct contact with the painting.

5. Security and protection: Showcases need to have certain anti-theft and anti-loss designs to ensure that paintings are well protected. This may include measures such as the use of safety glass, security locks and surveillance equipment.

6. Labels and explanations: In order to better display the historical and cultural background of ink paintings, you can consider adding labels or explanations when designing showcases to introduce the author, creation time, style characteristics and other information of the paintings to the audience.

7. Regular maintenance and inspection: Finally, display cabinets require regular maintenance and inspection to ensure the effectiveness of materials and environmental control systems, and to detect and repair any potential problems in a timely manner to ensure the long-term display and preservation of paintings.

In summary, the design of ink painting display cabinets requires comprehensive consideration of protection, display effects, and audience experience to ensure that the artworks are best displayed and kept intact. DG is based on high-quality materials and strict production processes to ensure that each display cabinet can stand the test of time. Whether it is for exhibition, shopping mall or in-store display, DG's display Showcase can provide the best display effect for your products.