What kind of wood suits Chinese style?

Chinese furniture is popular in modern interior design, and its smooth structural lines and the texture and color of the material itself exude charming charm. Chinese furniture is just like traditional China culture: introverted and noble style is revealed in details.

Chinese furniture is mostly made of solid wood, which can be divided into hardwood and cork according to its firmness. Hardwood is used in ancient furniture, and it is exquisite. Most of them are dense and solid in texture, elegant in color and vivid in pattern. Because of the stability of wood, the furniture made has been circulated for a long time. Now the common hardwoods are rosewood, Huang Huali, wingwood and rosewood.

1. rosewood has been regarded as the most precious wood since ancient times. Its texture is solid and its production speed is slow. Whether it is raw materials or furniture materials, it is difficult to exceed one foot. Therefore, most of the furniture is made of several tenons. If there is a whole plate, it will be very precious and rare. The color of red sandalwood is mostly purple-black, and there is almost no texture, but the quietness and nobility it exudes are incomparable to other wood.

2. Huang Huali and Huang Huali mostly appear on Ming-style furniture. Huanghua pear has dense wood, the color varies from light yellow to dark brown, and the texture is hidden or present, vivid and changeable. Generally, the longer Huang Huali furniture is used, the brighter its color is, which is more suitable for modern space.

3. Chicken wing wood is the same as other hardwoods. Chicken wing wood has a solid texture, purple and brown texture, and is slender and moving. Later generations used it to make its lines smoother and inject new ideas into tradition.

4. The really good wood of sour branches is similar to rosewood, but the luster and color are slightly lighter. Warm color and thick color, high yield.

Supplementary information:

There are many kinds of cork, and the price of furniture is more acceptable to most people. Except for a few softwoods, such as beech and nanmu, which are flexible and durable, other softwoods are soft and suitable for carving small furniture and details, such as decorative patterns.

Whether the wood is carved well is related to the fineness of the pattern. Many birds, animals, fruits, vegetables and flowers are vividly carved with cork. Many softwoods are also used with hardwoods. Beech, camphor, pine and Chinese fir are all common cork.