home textile design

American style - symmetrical, delicate and elegant

The American style originated in the 17th century. It has experienced the baptism of the colonial period, the American federal period, and the American imperial period. It combines Baroque, Palladian, neoclassical and other decorative styles to form the characteristics of symmetry, sophistication, elegance and beauty.

The American style mostly uses decorative elements such as golden eagles, crossed double swords, stars, wheat ears, festoons, etc., which show a charm in the decoration of tin-lead alloy candlesticks, geometric pattern carpets, and carved lace cabinets.

New Chinese style - simple and elegant, nostalgic and modern

The new Chinese style was born in the new period of the revival of traditional culture. With the strengthening of national strength and the gradual recovery of national consciousness, people began to sort out the chaotic "imitation" and "copy". At the beginning of exploring the local consciousness of the design industry, the new generation of design teams and the consumer market that have gradually matured gave birth to a subtle and beautiful new Chinese style. In the current era of popular culture, Chinese elements and modern materials are ingenious and soft. Ming and Qing furniture, window lattices, and fabric bedding complement each other, reproducing the exquisite sketches that change with each step.

Neoclassical style - low-key, retro and smooth

The neoclassical style originated in the mid-18th century, rooted in rationalism, abandoning the excessive pretense of Baroque and Rococo styles, and seeking a return to the almost lost pure style. The sense of design is obtained through the simple structure, which inherits the romanticism. The neo-classical style is decorated with bronze veneers, fan-shaped, leaf panels, rosettes, sphinxes, etc., and furniture, stone carvings, etc. are also brought into the interior furnishings and decoration. The operation of brushed whitewash and marble makes the interior decoration pay more attention to the change of materials and the integrity of the space.