JPH11219137A - Decorative device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To display a view stereoscopically by providing a plurality of panels with views depicted on the surface, and erecting these panels in a plurality of layers at intervals. SOLUTION: Two panels 10, 20 are erected in two layers at intervals in the longitudinal direction on a base 4. The depth dimension of the base 4 is about 1 m in this case. A colored transparent acrylic screen 37 is fitted to the front face of the base 4 so as to cover the lower part of the panel 10, and a screen 31 is further disposed in front of it. A projector 32 projects an image on the screen 31. A projector 38 fitted behind the panel 20 on the upper face of the base 4 projects an image on the screen 37. The projector 38 projects the image on the screen 37 through a hole 10a of the panel 10 and a hole 20a of the panel 20. A light 41 disposed above the panels 10, 20 mainly illuminates the panels 10, 20 and a wall surface 3.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a decoration device for decorating a guest room of a store.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, color cortons have been used to decorate the interior of a guest room of a store. this is,
It illuminates the film with the landscape photograph from behind. If this is installed in, for example, a store guest room, landscape decoration can be applied to the guest room.

[0003]

However, the above color corton merely prints the entire scene on a single film and illuminates the scene, so that the scene cannot be seen three-dimensionally. For example, a cityscape such as Hong Kong is composed of a background of mountains and a multi-layered overlap of forested buildings. However, the cityscape represented by the color corton has a poor three-dimensional effect, and even if you look at it, you cannot feel the multi-layered overlapping of buildings or the three-dimensional effect of the entire cityscape.

[0004] In view of the above problems, an object of the present invention is to provide a decoration device capable of three-dimensionally representing a landscape.

[0005]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, a decoration device according to the present invention includes a plurality of panels whose scenes are depicted on a surface, and the plurality of panels are arranged in a plurality of layers at intervals. Has been established. With this configuration, a person who watches the decoration device can feel a three-dimensional effect of the scenery due to the multiple layers of the panels. Moreover, a three-dimensional landscape can be represented within a small depth dimension.

In the above decoration device, a transparent or translucent screen may be provided, and the screen may be arranged in front of the foremost one of the plurality of panels. With such a configuration, the viewer of the decoration device views the landscape represented on the panel via the screen. Then, the depth on the other side of the screen is emphasized, and the scenery can be felt more three-dimensionally. In particular, this is effective when the viewer watches the image in close proximity to the decoration device.

[0007] In the decoration device described above, a projection means for projecting an image on a screen may be provided.
With this configuration, the image projected on the screen is three-dimensionally overlapped with the scene of the panel, so that the viewer of the decorative device feels the scene of the panel more three-dimensionally.

In the above decorative device, the wall surface on which the background is drawn may be arranged behind the last one of the plurality of panels. With this configuration, the background depicted on the wall surface is three-dimensionally overlapped with the scenery of the panel, so that the viewer of the decoration device feels the scenery of the panel more three-dimensionally.

[0009] In the above-described decorative apparatus, the first illuminating means for illuminating the wall surface and the panel may be provided with at least one of a color and an intensity which changes with time. With this configuration, the background depicted on the wall surface or the like can be temporally changed.

In order to draw a landscape on the surface of the panel, for example, a photographic image of the landscape may be printed.

Further, the panel is formed partially transparent or translucent, and the transparent or translucent portion is illuminated by the second illuminating means from the back surface of the panel, and the transparent or translucent portion emits light. You may do so. In this case, the landscape depicted on the panel may be constituted by the appearance of the building, and the window portion of the building in the panel may be formed to be transparent or translucent.

[0012]

DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to FIGS.

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view showing the configuration of the decoration device 1. The room 2 in which the decoration device 1 is stored is, for example, a guest room such as a restaurant. The decoration device 1 is viewed by a person in the guest room 2.

The decoration device 1 mainly includes two panels 10,
20, two screens 31 and 37, a wall 3, two projectors 32 and 38, and a light 41. The two panels 10 and 20 are erected on the base 4 in two layers at an interval in the front-rear direction. The depth of the platform 4 is about 1 m. A screen 37 made of colored and transparent acrylic is mounted on the front surface of the base 4 so as to cover the lower portion of the panel 10, and a screen 31 is further disposed in front of the screen 37. The screen 31 is a flexible, translucent silk screen knitted with acrylic fibers. The screen 31 hangs down from a storage section 33 provided near the ceiling of the guest room 2 and covers the upper part of the panel 10. The screen 31 can be wound up in the storage section 33 when not in use.
Projector 3 mounted in the center of the ceiling of guest room 2
2 functions as projection means for projecting an image on the screen 31. The projector 38 mounted behind the panel 20 on the upper surface of the table 4 functions as a projection unit for projecting an image on the screen 37. The projector 38 projects an image on the screen 37 through the hole 10a formed in the panel 10 and the hole 20a formed in the panel 20. The light 41 disposed above the panels 10 and 20 mainly functions as an illumination unit that illuminates the panels 10 and 20 and the wall surface 3. Note that wheels 4a are provided at the bottom of the base 4 so that the base 4 can be easily moved.

FIG. 2 is an external view of the decoration device 1 as viewed from the center of the passenger compartment 2. The landscape represented by the decoration device 1 is a city landscape of Hong Kong, which is represented by a width of about 12 m and a height of about 2.7 m. The front surface of the decoration device 1 is covered with a screen 31.
Is translucent, so that the screen 37, panels 10, 20 and wall 3 behind it can be seen through. An image of the airplane 31a is projected on the screen 31 by the projector 32. This video is a moving image. This shows a state in which the airplane 31a flies over Hong Kong.

The screen 37 is formed by imitating the sea, and its color is, for example, azure. The screen 37 is transparent but colored, and can capture an image from the projector 38. The image of the ferry boat 37a is projected by the projector 38 from behind the screen 37. This video is also a moving image. Thus, a state in which the ferry boat 37a sails in the sea of Hong Kong is shown.

Panels 10 and 20 simulate a building in Hong Kong. The panel is formed by forming an aluminum plate having a thickness of 3 mm in the shape of a building, and attaching an aluminum film on which a photographic image of the building is printed to the surface thereof with an adhesive. The material of the aluminum plate and the aluminum film is the same aluminum, and the thermal expansion coefficient is the same. Therefore, the aluminum film is hard to peel off from the aluminum plate.

The mountain 3 a seen as a background is a picture drawn on the wall 3. The picture of the mountain 3a imitates the mountain that appears in the cityscape of Hong Kong.

The panels 10, 20 and the wall 3 are provided with lights 41.
Is illuminated by The light 41 is connected to a control device (not shown), and the color and intensity of illumination by the light 41 are given a temporal change by the control device. For example, by gradually increasing the intensity of the weak blue illumination light or gradually changing the blue illumination light to white,
It can express the change of sunlight from morning to noon in Hong Kong. Also, by gradually changing the white light to red, it is possible to express the change in sunlight from day to evening in Hong Kong. Furthermore, by gradually changing the red light to deep blue, it is possible to express the appearance of Hong Kong from evening to night. The illumination by this light 41
Only one of the color and the intensity may be changed over time, or both may be changed.

FIG. 3 is an external view of the device around the panels 10 and 20, and FIG. 4 is an external view of the panel 10 as viewed from the back side. As described above, the panels 10 and 20 are formed by attaching an aluminum film to an aluminum plate. A bent portion B which is bent at about 90 degrees is formed at an end of the aluminum plate, so that the aluminum plate can stand on its own. As described above, the panels 10 and 20 are formed in the shape of a continuous building. A photographic image of the building is printed on the aluminum film on the surface, and the window W is treated so that the aluminum film is transparent or translucent. A hole corresponding to the shape of the window W is formed in a portion of the rear surface corresponding to the window W of the aluminum plate. On the back side of the aluminum plate, a panel light L as a lighting means is attached. When the panel light L is turned on, the window W of the building emits light.
For example, when trying to display a night view of Hong Kong with the decoration device 1, it is preferable to turn on the panel light L and make the window W emit light.

On the back side of the screen 37, the back side of the panel 10, and the back side of the panel 20, a pair of illuminating lamps are provided. Lights 8,1 of these lights
Numerals 1 and 21 emit ultraviolet rays, and illumination lamps 9 and 1 are provided.
Numerals 2 and 22 emit visible light. The illuminating lights 8 and 9 are arranged so as to mainly illuminate the front surface of the panel 10, the illuminating lights 11 and 12 are arranged so as to mainly illuminate the front surface of the panel 20, and the illuminating lights 21 and 22 are arranged so as to mainly illuminate the wall surface 3. Fluorescent paint is partially applied to the panels 10 and 20 and the wall surface 3, and the lightings 8, 11 and 2
The reason for irradiating the ultraviolet rays by 1 is to make this portion emit light. That is, fluorescent paint is applied to some windows W of the building, and this is reacted with ultraviolet rays. Also, stars are drawn on the wall surface 3 with a fluorescent paint, and when illuminated with ultraviolet rays, glowing stars appear.

Since the decoration device 1 is configured as described above, when the decoration device 1 is viewed from the audience seat 2, the panels 10, 20 are displayed.
Due to the multi-layered overlap, you can feel the three-dimensional appearance of the building scenery, which you can hardly imagine having a depth of about 1 m.

Also, the panels 10,
Since the user sees the wall 20 and the wall 3, a sense of depth is created on the other side of the screen 31, and the viewer can enjoy the three-dimensional view of Hong Kong even when watching the screen 31. In other words, without this screen 31, the three-dimensional effect of the scenery is impaired when the viewer watches the image in close proximity to the decoration device 1.

The images projected on the screens 31 and 37 overlap the scenes of the panels 10 and 20, and the scenery becomes more three-dimensional. The background depicted on the wall 3 is the panel 1
Overlapping the 0,20 landscape, the landscape is more three-dimensional.

The panels 10 and 20 may be formed of other materials instead of the aluminum plate. For example, in the above embodiment, if a transparent acrylic plate is used instead of the aluminum plate, it is not necessary to make a hole in the window W of the building.

In the above embodiment, the panels 10 and 2
0 is formed to imitate a forested building,
Other types of buildings or buildings may be imitated, or other scenes, for example, mountains may be imitated.

Although the landscape is described by printing a photographic image on the panels 10 and 20, a building or the like may be described by drawing a picture on an aluminum plate, for example, without depending on the photographic image. . Although the background mountain 3a is depicted on the wall surface 3 by a picture, a film on which a photographic image of a mountain or the like is printed may be attached to the wall surface 3.

Further, in the above embodiment, the panels are erected in two layers, but may be erected in three or more layers.

[0029]

As described above, according to the decorative device of the present invention, a multi-layered and three-dimensional scene can be displayed with a device having a small depth dimension.

Further, when a multi-layered panel is viewed through a transparent or translucent screen, the scene can be felt three-dimensionally even when viewed in close proximity to the decoration device.

Further, the temporal change of the scene can be enjoyed by the temporally changing image and lighting.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a decoration device.

FIG. 2 is an external view of the decoration device when viewed from the center of the passenger room.

FIG. 3 is an external view of a device around a panel.

FIG. 4 is an external view of the panel as viewed from the back side.

[Explanation of symbols]

 Reference Signs List 1 decoration device 2 rooms (guest room) 3 wall surface 3a mountain 4 units 4a wheels 8, 9 lighting lamp 10 panel 10a hole 11, 12 lighting lamp 20 panel 20a hole 21, 22 lighting lamp 31 screen 31a airplane 32 projector 33 storage unit 37 screen 37a Ferry boat 38 Projector 41 Light B Bending part L Panel light W Window

Claims (8)

[Claims] 1. A decoration device comprising a plurality of panels on the surface of which a landscape is depicted, wherein the plurality of panels are erected in a plurality of layers at intervals. 2. It has a transparent or translucent screen,
The decoration device according to claim 1, wherein the screen is disposed in front of a frontmost one of the plurality of panels. 3. The decoration device according to claim 2, further comprising projection means for projecting an image on said screen. 4. The panel according to claim 1, wherein a wall surface on which a background is drawn is arranged behind a last one of the plurality of panels.
The decoration device according to any one of claims 1 to 3. 5. The decoration device according to claim 4, further comprising a first lighting unit that illuminates the wall surface and the panel, wherein at least one of a color and an intensity changes with time. 6. The decoration device according to claim 1, wherein a landscape image is drawn on a surface of the panel by printing a photographic image of the landscape image. 7. A lighting system comprising a second lighting means, wherein the panel is formed partially transparent or translucent, and the transparent or translucent portion is illuminated by the second lighting means from the back surface of the panel. The decoration device according to any one of claims 1 to 6, wherein a transparent or translucent portion emits light. 8. The decoration device according to claim 7, wherein the landscape comprises the appearance of a building, and a window portion of the building on the panel is formed to be transparent or translucent.