6 popular decoration styles

At present, there are six popular decoration styles: Chinese, modern, pastoral, simple, Nordic and Mediterranean.

Modern minimalist style

Modern minimalist style is one of the most mainstream home improvement styles at present, which is characterized by simplicity and lightness, simplifying design elements, colors, lighting and materials to a minimum, but it requires higher quality of colors and materials. In addition, modern minimalist design is generally implicit, which can achieve twice the result with half the effort and win with simplicity.

New Chinese style

This style is deduced in the background of the times. It is not a pure summary of China elements, but through the understanding of traditional culture, it combines modern elements with traditional elements to create something with traditional charm with contemporary aesthetics.

Mediterranean style

This style is very friendly and has a feeling of returning to nature. Its greatest feature is to outline a pure, free, cordial, simple and romantic natural style with simple and natural materials, national characteristics, bright colors, unique ornaments and furniture.

Gratable

Pastoral style, also known as country style, mainly uses the natural texture and texture of wood to create a quaint atmosphere. Of course, you can also use fabric, flowers, rocking chairs, small floral cloth, potted plants, fruits and disks to create an idyllic and comfortable atmosphere.

Nordic style

In modern northern Europe, glass and modern steel structures were added on the basis of pointed roofs and stone-wood structures. Simple structure, without too much modeling decoration. The original stone surface and wood grain are exposed indoors, but the theme is biased towards modern steel and wood structure, forming a combination of modern and classical effects inside. Show humanized design, pursue maximum natural light and open layout design.

Japanese style

This style pursues a leisurely and casual mood of life. In the design, clear lines are used to divide the space, which has a strong sense of geometry. Its biggest feature is its versatility, such as: putting the desk into the living room during the day, putting the tea set into the teahouse, and laying the bedding into the bedroom at night.