An analysis of the style characteristics of Chinese and western mashups

these are two completely different styles, and it is not easy to accommodate them in the same room. There are many things that we need to know in the process of mixing Chinese and western styles. Next, let's take a look at the mix-and-match style.

one of the analysis of Chinese-western mix-and-match styles: the decoration level is distinct

The mix-and-match decoration mode of China and the West is not just pieced together or piled up in the same space just because of his love for some Chinese and western elements. We need to pay attention to the sense of hierarchy if we want to build a beautiful and harmonious room environment decorated with Chinese and western mixed styles. Choose a certain style as the main tone, and then add another design style of decoration elements, so that the main and secondary, can appear distinct. If you prefer the western decoration mode, you can take the western decoration style as the main melody style, and then add some decorative elements in the Chinese tradition to improve and upgrade the living environment accordingly. On the other hand, if you are more attracted to traditional decoration design techniques, use it as a decoration guide and add matching western design elements.

The second feature of Chinese and Western styles: unified coordination

Although different cultural backgrounds and different decoration modes of Chinese and Western materials are accommodated in one room, it is not monotonous at all, on the contrary, it is a very smooth living room space. There are not too many constraints on the choice of decoration materials in decoration, which can be said to be the aesthetic embodiment of designers. Under the premise of following the clear priorities of decoration styles, the colors should be coordinated and unified. After selecting a certain decoration mode, the basic direction of positioning is designed. For the same decoration material, it can be used repeatedly, so as to echo each other and strengthen the coordination of the whole space.

the third feature of Chinese and western styles: individualism.