1, traditional style

Traditional indoor style refers to the indoor style with historical and cultural characteristics. Generally speaking, compared with modernism. Emphasize the inheritance of history and culture and the continuation of humanistic characteristics. Traditional styles generally refer to Chinese style, neoclassical style, American style, European style, Islamic style, Mediterranean style and so on.

The characteristics of the same traditional style in different periods and regions are not exactly the same. For example, European styles are also divided into: Gothic, Baroque, Classical, French Baroque, English Baroque and so on. Ming and Qing styles, Sui and Tang styles, Huizhou styles and Western Sichuan styles.

2. Chinese style

Chinese Style The artistic style of interior decoration design of classical buildings in China, represented by palace buildings, is magnificent, magnificent, luxurious, with high space, great depth, magnificent and symmetrical in shape. However, Chinese decoration is expensive and lacks modern flavor, so it can only be used as decorations at home.

3. Modern style

Modern style originates from Bauhaus school founded by 19 19, which emphasizes breaking through the old tradition, creating new buildings, attaching importance to function and spatial organization, giving full play to the formal beauty of structural composition, being concise in modeling, opposing redundant decoration, advocating reasonable composition techniques, respecting the performance of materials, paying attention to the texture and color configuration effect of materials themselves, and developing unconventional asymmetric composition techniques on the basis of functional layout.

4. Mixed type

Also known as mashup style. That is, the combination of traditional and modern styles. It can also be a combination of different traditional styles. Such as: the combination of Chinese and western.

Extended data

Interior design principles:

1. Functional principles: including meeting and ensuring the use requirements, protecting the main structure from damage, and decorating the building facade and indoor space;

2. Safety principle: No matter the wall, floor or ceiling, its structure requires a certain strength and rigidity to meet the calculation requirements, especially the connection nodes between various parts, which are safer and more reliable.

3. Feasibility principle: The reason for design is to turn the design into reality through construction. Therefore, the interior design must be feasible, and strive for convenient construction and easy operation.

4. Principle of economy: The design standard should be determined according to the actual nature and use of the building. Don't blindly raise the standard, simply pursue the artistic effect, resulting in a waste of funds, and don't unilaterally lower the standard and affect the effect. It is important to achieve good practical and artistic effects through ingenious structural design at the same cost.