The style and genre of interior design

Author: Zhang Qiman
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: This book provides a comprehensive discussion on the styles and characteristics of interior design in both China and the world, as well as the design schools that gave rise to them. It elaborates in detail on traditional Chinese interior design styles, as well as Roman styles from the early medieval period and their features; the Gothic style that emerged in the early 12th to 13th centuries and its decorative characteristics; the decorative techniques of the Renaissance period; Baroque, Rococo, and other styles. The book also includes examples and analyses of classical interior design styles from India, Japan, Islamic design styles, and more. The styles of modern architectural masters of the 20th century, such as Le Corbusier, Mies van der Rohe, and Wright, are also discussed in depth, as they offer valuable insights for contemporary interior designers. In addition to line drawings, the book is accompanied by exquisite color illustrations for reference.
Style:
"Wind" () can be understood literally as atmosphere, customs, demeanor, bearing, scenery, or landscape.
"Style" () refers to certain standards and formats, such as personality, character, and style, which are reflected through qualities and demeanor.
"Style" (), based on the above literal interpretation, means:
1. Demeanor and character;
2. Synonymous with elegance;
3. Can be broadly referred to as the artistic traits and individuality expressed by writers and artists in their creative works.
Due to differences in life experiences, eras, regional cultural influences, cultural and artistic cultivation, and personal characteristics, artists and designers will reflect distinct features and tones in various aspects of artistic and design creation, artistic conception and creativity, artistic modeling design, artistic expression techniques, and the use of artistic language, thereby forming the style and essence of their works.