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After the European classical style experienced the baptism of ancient Greece and ancient Rome, it formed a stone structure decoration style with columns, arches, mountain flowers, door damage and sculptures as the main components. After the Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo art styles played a vital role in the evolution of European architectural interior decoration styles, forming two typical schools of interior decoration, French and English.

 

European classical furniture is mainly divided into "Baroque furniture" and "Rococo furniture", and relatively simple "neoclassical furniture" appeared later.

Baroque

 

Features: Use flexible exaggerated emphasis methods such as curved surfaces, twists and turns, flows, and intersperses to create special artistic effects to present a mysterious religious atmosphere and an aesthetic feeling with floating illusions.

 

The romantic French furniture loved by Louis XIV is mostly romantic and passionate, showing gorgeous shapes, which is quite royal and luxurious. This style of furniture is called "Baroque". The baroque style is vigorous and thick, and while using straight lines, it also emphasizes the characteristics of linear flow and change. This style has too many decorations and rich and rich effects, and the colors are gorgeous and coordinated with gold, forming a solemn and luxurious atmosphere in the room. The color of "Baroque furniture" is very strong, and gold is its main color, which is best decorated with gold-plated or gold foil, which looks resplendent.

rococo style

 

The Rococo style is known for its uneven, airy, slender curves. The shape decoration mostly uses the curves, folds and curved shapes of shells to divide the composition. The decoration is as cumbersome and gorgeous as possible. Effect. The color of "Rococo furniture" is relatively soft, and the soft pattern of beige and white is its main color.