What do you mean by repeated decorative design?

Repeated decorative design refers to the method of reusing the same or similar elements in a design to enhance the visual effect. This design style is widely used in ancient buildings, such as murals and wood carvings of temples and palaces. Modern designers often use the same technology, not only in interior decoration, but also in packaging design and advertising design.

Repeated decorative design can create a sense of unity and enhance the overall effect. In interior decoration, the reuse of furniture and decorations can increase the sense of stability and harmony in the space and make the whole look more warm and comfortable. In packaging design, reusing the same shape or color can improve the recognition and brand image of goods. In advertising design, repetitive elements can attract people's attention and form a strong visual impression visually.

Repeated decorative design can not only create aesthetic feeling, but also convey the information of brand or culture. For example, in some brands' advertisements, you can see repeated LOGO or iconic patterns. The reappearance of these elements makes people remember deeply, and also conveys the confidence and self-confidence of the brand. Culturally, repeated decorative elements can also express traditional spirit and aesthetic concepts and convey historical and cultural connotations. Therefore, repeated decorative design not only has aesthetic value, but also has extensive cultural and communication significance.