There are some styles of European furniture, how to distinguish them?

The stereotype of European furniture originated in ancient Rome and Italy during the Renaissance in the 16th century, and there are many ways to classify it. One is named after the representative of the person; One is named after the era; There is also the name of mythology. The more famous ones are "its Pondal", "Baroque", "Gothic", "Byzantine", "Romanesque", "Roman", "George in 18th century England", "Adam's style in America"...

...It is important to note that furniture and architecture in Europe are closely related, from form to materials. After the 20th century, European furniture entered the era of "mixed blood", especially the industrial progress of Germany and other countries, so that the standard of furniture appeared simple (not simple) tendency, so we commonly see this kind of furniture.

There are pure European styles, which are more rich and cumbersome. There is also a simple European style, also called modern European style, which is more modern and petty bourgeoisie. Then there is the pastoral style, which is relatively fresh, and the American country style, which is more rough and comfortable. That's all you usually see.