The faux window acts as a bridge with another space to a certain extent, and also ensures the sense of transparency in the space.

In 1789, Liguria established the notorious "window tax" under the condition of poor management. As long as the number of windows is greater than five, you have to pay the corresponding tax according to the number of windows. According to common sense, this tax system does not have much problem, because the more windows, the more assets their owners have, so they can collect taxes and collect money according to the amount of property. This country collects taxes according to windows. The more windows, the heavier the tax.

Therefore, many people seal the windows of their homes to avoid taxes. However, in traditional Italian architecture, windows are a very important element. Sealing the windows makes the appearance of the house look ugly. The ambiguous Italians have used their skillful hands to replace the sealed windows with paintings to make a faux window to preserve the beauty of the house.

It's incredible. It turns out that painting fake windows can save money!

There is also such a residential building with false windows in the west central of Taiyuan, China. It "grows high" from 6 floors to 8 floors in only 3 hours. The original 7 and 8 floors "grow out" are actually "painted" by spray painting. The color, appearance and window position of spray painting are basically indistinguishable from the real building, which is integrated, and achieves the effect of confusing the false with the real.

Faux window is the great idea for rooms without windows or with insufficient light. Thanks to the illuminated light box with high-resolution image, it gives the closest result and an illusion to a real window. You can use it in basement apartments without windows, windowless rooms, walls in offices, or any other indoor areas.