Is there a meaning to the carvings on the furniture, including doors, cabinets, chairs, etc., in Eur

European furniture is a symbol of taste. It pursues solemnity and grandeur, emphasizing the harmony and tranquility of reason, the magnificence and ornamentation of romanticism, or the infinite fantasy of irrationality, which is full of drama and passion. Typically, the silhouettes and transitions of European furniture are made up of symmetrical, rhythmic curves or curved surfaces, decorated with inlaid gilded copper.

The overall feeling of European furniture is very solemn, it is characterized by concise structure, smooth lines, strong artistry and bright colors.

Supplementary Information. European Furniture Style:

1. Round carving: There are many kinds of carving designs for European-style carved furniture, and round carving is one of them. The main meaning is that the furniture pattern is completely separated from the background, no matter from what angle it is a form of three-dimensional sculpture that can independently form a pattern, which is a bit similar to sculpture. Figures, animals, and plants are all very suitable for round carving, which looks very vivid and vivid.

2. Openwork: Openwork is also a carving method in European-style carved furniture, openwork is to hollow out the furniture pattern or background to form a decorative carving form. Openwork is divided into two forms, one is called Yin openwork, and the other is called Yang openwork, which is mostly used for plate-like components in European-style furniture.

3. Embossing: Embossing is a form of European carved furniture that is most used, embossing is a pattern pattern that is raised above the background without separation, and is three-dimensional floating on the substrate, which can be divided into two kinds of bas-relief and deep relief according to the different protruding heights. This means that in the process of relief, half of the pattern should be expressed in a three-dimensional way.

The patterns and totems and carvings on European furniture are generally the coats of arms and totems of European aristocratic families.

When we introduced it, we only paid attention to the beauty of the pattern, and there was no meaning.

Yes, but it probably doesn't matter to us when we get to China.

The patterns and totems and carvings on European furniture are generally the badges and totems of European aristocratic families.

When we introduced it, we only paid attention to the beauty of the pattern, and there was no implication of blind waiting.