How to distinguish Chinese, European, retro and modern interior decoration

European style stresses luxury, while Chinese style stresses artistic conception. European style is represented by fireplace, column, gypsum line, wrought iron modeling decoration or lighting. Furniture is generally leather and looks elegant and gorgeous. Most lamps are chandeliers, made of crystal and wrought iron. There are many lamp holders, represented by candle lamps. Chinese decoration is mainly made of wood, such as wooden screens, wooden beds and wooden furniture. Lamps and lanterns are represented by paper or paper wood, wooden screen, wooden modeling (unprofessional name, see joke) and wooden sofa. The architectural practice pays attention to manual craftsmanship, no nails or nails, simple colors, mainly dark colors, showing stability and connotation, and the decoration also pays attention to feng shui and direction.

According to the same period, it is divided into classical style (ancient Roman style and ancient Greek style), world style, Renaissance style, Baroque style and neoclassical style.

Key points of European interior decoration:

1. Roman column;

2. Yinjiao line-the dividing line between wall and ceiling;

3. Hanging mirror line-used to hang picture frames or frames;

4. Waist line-used for decoration;

5. Fireplace-indoor fire heating equipment built against the wall;

6. Arched or ribbed vault-Baroque and Gothic styles are commonly used;

7. Beam bracket-a common component at the joint of beam and column or wall;

8. Arch and arch coupon doors-openings and windows are often used;

9. Top light board or mural with multi-Christian content;

10. Enrich decorative lines or panels on the wall.