What are the classifications of American furniture styles

From the perspective of appearance, American furniture can be divided into three categories: antique, neoclassical and village-style personality.

Antique personality: The roots of American furniture are the way of life brought by immigrants from various countries in the late Renaissance in Europe. It can be seen from the classic furniture works that have been handed down from generation to generation for many centuries that because of the pioneering spirit and advocating the natural norms of the early American ancestors, the appearance is elegant.

Neoclassical personality: In the process of classical furniture planners seeking innovation and change, it came into being. The neoclassical personality ranges from simple to redundant, from the whole to the part, meticulously crafted, carved and inlaid with gold, giving people a profound image.

On the one hand, it retains the general personality of raw materials and colors, and can still feel the traditional pre-history traces and rich cultural heritage very intensely, while at the same time abandoning the overly messy texture and decoration, and simplifying the lines.

Village Personality: It has always occupied an important place in American furniture, because it has been loved by consumers from all over the world for a long time because of its simple, bright and practical appearance. The appearance and materials still adhere to the natural and honest personality, and the hidden and planned drawers store the space, making it look neater and more beautiful.

The American pastoral personality, also known as the American village personality, belongs to a branch of natural personality, advocating "returning to nature", striving to express the leisurely, hearty and natural pastoral life in the indoor environment, and often using natural wood, stone, rattan, bamboo and other raw materials simple texture. Skillful in setting up indoor beautification, inventing natural, simple and elegant air.