What are the differences and similarities between the new Chinese decoration style and Southeast Asian style?

1. The walls and floors decorated in Chinese style are no different from ordinary decoration. The wall can be made of white latex paint or light wallpaper. The floor should be wooden floor, stone, floor tile and carpet.

2. The decorative materials in China are mainly wood. Pay attention to sculpture, painting and elegant modeling. Most of them are made of high-grade hardwood such as rosewood or Ye Tan, and each work has been carefully carved by the master craftsman, with a wonderful story. And every work can make people miss the past and have a good yearning for the future.

3. The color is mainly deep and steady. Because Chinese furniture is generally dark, the colors of the whole room can be coordinated. Using red or yellow cushions and cushions can set off the atmosphere of the room and better express the connotation of classical furniture.

4, pay attention to hierarchy in space, and divide it with windows and screens. Make a solid frame fixing bracket with solid wood, and carve patterns in the middle. Doors and windows are very important to determine the Chinese style, because Chinese doors and windows are generally square or other traditional patterns in China. Carved with solid wood into various themes, polished smooth and full of three-dimensional sense. The ceiling is square with wooden strips, covered with wooden boards, or a simple circular ceiling with a solid wood frame and distinct layers, painted in rosewood color.

1. Wood and other natural raw materials, such as rattan, bamboo, stone, bronze and brass, are widely used. Some golden wallpaper and silk fabrics are used in the dark wood furniture, and the change of lighting reflects a sense of stability and luxury.

2. Home design is essentially the design of life. The reason why Southeast Asian design style is so popular is precisely because it advocates nature and originality.

3. Most furniture in Southeast Asia is made from local materials, such as rattan in Indonesia, aquatic plants in rivers in Malaysia and wood skin in Thailand.

Although the collocation of Southeast Asian styles is strong, it must not be too messy. Natural materials, such as wood, rattan and bamboo, have become the first choice for interior decoration in Southeast Asia.