What are the characteristics of Soviet-style furniture?

In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, the development of furniture did not stagnate. There is no innovation in the furniture of Chongzhen period, but it is more and more mature in modeling, technology, decoration and materials.

A large number of imported hardwood wood, such as rosewood and rosewood, have been loved by the upper class and literati, among which rosewood with elegant color and beautiful patterns has become the first choice for making high-end furniture.

Domestic wood, such as iron pear wood and beech wood close to huanghuali in the south, Korean wood and walnut wood in the north are also widely used. In addition, boxwood and beech for decoration and camphor wood for cabinets are also widely used.

In decoration, there are reliefs and various curves and lines, which are both rich and restrained, making the furniture of this period both rigid and flexible, showing exquisiteness in washing and training; White copper hinges, handles, fasteners or other accessories only add an effective decorative effect to furniture, and they also complement each other in color.

By the early Qing Dynasty, Ming hardwood furniture was produced in many parts of the country, but it is not difficult to see from the products that only Suzhou has the deepest style and technology. Jiangnan furniture, a distinctive style, is widely loved. People regard Soviet-style furniture as authentic Ming-style furniture, also known as "Soviet-style furniture" or "Soviet-style furniture".