新中式風(fēng)格
New Chinese style
新中式風(fēng)格
New Chinese style
preface
The new Chinese style is a clever and flexible layout style that combines Chinese elements with modern materials. It simultaneously reflects the exquisite details of Ming and Qing furniture, window frames, and fabric bedding, classic reproduction of moving steps and changing scenery. The new Chinese style also inherits the essence of the household concept in the Ming and Qing dynasties, refines and enriches the classic elements, and changes the feudal ideas such as hierarchy, superiority and inferiority in the original space layout, injecting new flavor into the traditional household culture.
The formation of the new Chinese style is an important stage in the development of modern Chinese design, representing people's re examination of traditional culture and the combination of modern design. At the beginning of exploring the local consciousness of the Chinese design industry, the new generation of design teams and consumer markets have jointly nurtured this subtle and beautiful style. The new Chinese style inherits the essence of the household concept of the Ming and Qing dynasties in design, refines and enriches the traditional Chinese classic elements, changes the feudal ideology in the original space layout, and injects new flavor into the traditional household culture. This style emphasizes the openness and transparency of space, emphasizes the harmony and contrast of colors, and draws on the simple, smooth, and modern elements of Western design to form a unique style.
Origin period
The new Chinese style emerged in a new era of the revival of traditional Chinese culture. With the enhancement of national strength and the gradual revival of national consciousness, people began to sort out their thoughts from the chaotic "imitation" and "copying". At the beginning of exploring the local consciousness of the Chinese design industry, the gradually mature new generation of design teams and consumer markets have nurtured a subtle and beautiful new Chinese style. In the current era where Chinese culture is popular worldwide, the clever and flexible combination of Chinese elements and modern materials, Ming and Qing furniture, window frames, and fabric bedding complement each other, reproducing the exquisite sketches of moving and changing scenery.
Chinese style is not a complete retro of the Ming and Qing dynasties, but expresses the pursuit of an elegant, reserved, dignified, and prosperous Eastern spiritual realm through the characteristics of Chinese style.
The new Chinese style mainly includes two basic aspects: first, the interpretation of the cultural significance of traditional Chinese style in the current era; The second is contemporary design based on a full understanding of contemporary Chinese culture. The new Chinese style is not simply a pile of traditional elements, but rather a combination of modern and traditional elements through an understanding of traditional culture, creating things with traditional charm according to the aesthetic needs of modern people, and allowing traditional art to be appropriately reflected in today's society.
Key points of Chinese style: The composition of Chinese style is mainly reflected in traditional furniture (mostly Ming and Qing furniture), decorations, and decorative colors mainly black and red. The interior often adopts a symmetrical layout, with an elegant style, simple and beautiful design, and rich and mature colors. Traditional Chinese indoor furnishings include calligraphy and painting, plaques, hanging screens, bonsai, porcelain, antiques, screens, antique frames, etc., pursuing a state of self-cultivation and self-cultivation. The characteristic of traditional Chinese interior decoration art is that the overall layout is symmetrical and balanced, upright and stable, while in terms of decorative details, it advocates natural charm. Flowers, birds, fish and insects are meticulously carved, rich in changes, fully reflecting the spirit of traditional Chinese aesthetics.
Traditional Chinese living spaces place great emphasis on the sense of spatial hierarchy, and this traditional aesthetic concept has been reinterpreted in the "New Chinese Style" decoration style. According to the different number of residential users and level of privacy, functional spaces need to be separated, and "yakou" or simplified "bo gu jia" are used to distinguish them; In areas that require line of sight isolation, Chinese style screens or window frames are used. Through this new separation method, unit style residences showcase the beauty of Chinese style home hierarchy.
To use the "New Chinese" decorative style, it is not only necessary to be familiar with traditional culture, but also to have an understanding of interior design, and to make the combination of the two complement each other. Some Chinese style decorative techniques and accessories should not be used indiscriminately, otherwise it will bring discomfort in living and even make people laugh.
Chinese style is suitable for people with a calm personality and a love for traditional Chinese culture.
中國(guó)古人對(duì)居住環(huán)境的研究和追求，其精雕細(xì)琢遠(yuǎn)遠(yuǎn)超過(guò)我們的想象。他們的一些室內(nèi)設(shè)計(jì)理念，和如今最流行的簡(jiǎn)約主義很有一些不謀而合之處。
design idea
The research and pursuit of living environment by ancient Chinese people far exceeded our imagination with exquisite craftsmanship. Some of their interior design concepts coincide with today's most popular minimalism.
Suitable for setting, refined for the body
In the Ming and Qing dynasties, "yi" was the core concept and value standard of interior design. The interpretation of it by domestic experts is: "It can be divided into three categories: first, tailored to local conditions, second, suitable for simplicity rather than complexity, and third, suitable for nature rather than carving."
Wen Zhenheng described bedroom design in his "Chronicles of Longevity" as follows: "Generally, a bed is set up. Only a small table is placed in front of the bed, and no object is placed on the table. A small square chair is set up, and a small cabinet is set up. The room is clean, elegant, and magnificent, just like a boudoir, not suitable for a quiet person to sleep in the clouds, dreams, and moon."
Remove complexity and extravagance, and leave behind simple illustrations
Removing complexity refers to removing overly complex decorations, and removing extravagance is actually very important. Nowadays, many designers think that putting people first is like "putting a cake around the neck". In fact, the inconvenience and convenience of people in home life complement each other. Overly extravagantly pursuing "a cake that can be eaten with just a bow of the head" may have a negative effect.
"After the picture, Su" is the saying of Confucius, which is his view on beauty. In the eyes of Confucius, painting is the beautiful effect of dressing up, while simplicity is the beauty of nature and temperament. Confucius believed that simplicity should be more beautiful than painting. This reflects the cultural pursuit of the Chinese literati and officialdom that "great beauty is wordless, and great form Is beyond shape".
Borrowing from each other due to scenery
Readers who have visited Suzhou Humble Administrator's Garden know that this magnificent garden has a unique feature of "borrowing scenery". The tower built in the center of Suzhou city has been cleverly borrowed from the garden.
The borrowing of scenery reflects a holistic view of Chinese architectural design. The combination of living quarters, residences, courtyards, and small and large environments aims to achieve an artistic living environment.
Form of expression
1、 The essential difference between Chinese and Western traditional architecture lies in its spatial aspect. Traditional Chinese architecture, whether it is a courtyard in the north, an inner courtyard in the south, or a single seal, three rooms, and one screen wall in the southwest, is an inward enclosed building with good privacy, forming a small courtyard that is not affected by external interference. Western architecture is mostly open and has good transparency, which is conducive to viewing the surrounding scenery.
2、 In terms of form, Chinese architecture has its own characteristics, such as sloping roofs, courtyard walls, green tiles, clean and clear white pink walls, horse head walls, and highly Chinese style door and window decorations, giving people a distant and strong cultural charm.
3、 As early as the 20th century, people have been striving to explore the modernization of traditional Chinese housing and have also carried out many practical activities in this area, such as the "Ju'er Hutong" by Professor Wu Liangyong from Tsinghua University. In recent years, Chinese style residential buildings have made a high-profile appearance in the Chinese real estate market and are showing a trend of expansion. Various explorations have been made on the combination of Chinese style and modern lifestyle, forming a group of new Chinese style buildings with both Chinese characteristics and modern style. There is an architectural form that abstracts symbols and traditional elements, extracts spiritual intentions, and innovates using modern materials. A typical example is the Beijing Guantang Villa. Some focus on the reproduction of traditional space artistic conception, think about traditional life, cultural habits and spiritual consciousness, pay more attention to the inheritance of traditional essence space in the design, and try to combine classical vocabulary and modern vocabulary with modernist syntax to improve the quality of space.
Characteristic cases
The new Chinese style emphasizes principles and symmetry, using the concept of yin-yang balance to harmonize indoor ecology. Using natural decorative materials and combining the five elements of "gold, wood, water, fire, and soil" to create a Zen style rational and peaceful environment.
Characteristic 1. As a Chinese decoration style, it is very different from other Western, Southeast Asian and other decoration styles. Firstly, the cultural atmosphere created is different, and each decoration style has its own specific cultural background as support to convey people's life pursuits in a specific cultural atmosphere. Therefore, the new Chinese style is based on traditional Chinese classical culture, creating a living space full of Chinese romantic atmosphere. Redwood, blue and white porcelain, purple clay teapots, and some redwood handicrafts all reflect the rich beauty of the East, which is exactly what sets the new Chinese style apart from other styles. This minimalist style has permeated the civilization of Eastern China for thousands of years, so both Chinese and foreign people love this new Chinese style decoration style very much. It not only never goes out of style, but also emits charming Eastern charm over time.
Feature 2: The new Chinese style emphasizes the sense of hierarchy in space. In areas that need to be separated from the view, Chinese screens or window frames, Chinese wooden doors, craft partitions, and simplified Chinese "Bo Gu shelves" are used. Through this new separation method, unit style residential buildings showcase the beauty of hierarchy in Chinese style homes. Based on some minimalist designs, Chinese elements have been added to make the overall space feel more rich, large but not empty, thick but not heavy, stylish but not oppressive.
The furniture of the new Chinese style is paired with classical furniture or a combination of modern furniture and classical furniture. Chinese classical furniture is represented by Ming and Qing furniture, and in the decoration of the new Chinese style furniture, concise lines of Ming style furniture are mainly used, which is relatively simple.
Changing Steps and Scenery
Traditional Chinese living spaces place great emphasis on the sense of spatial hierarchy. According to the different number of residential users and level of privacy, functional spaces need to be separated, and "yakou" or simplified "bo gu jia" are used to distinguish them; In areas that require visual isolation, use Chinese style screens or window frames. Through this new separation method, unit style residential buildings showcase the beauty of hierarchy in Chinese style homes.
The new Chinese style pays great attention to the details of residential decoration, especially in smaller residential areas, often achieving a decorative effect of "changing scenery with just one step".
Even if the new Chinese style is adopted to create the overall style of the residence, owners will still place a large number of decorations in the space. These decorations include a large number of green plants, fabrics, decorative paintings, and different styles of lighting fixtures. These decorations can come from all over the world, but the main decorations in the space are still traditional Chinese decorations such as Chinese paintings, palace lamps, and purple clay pottery. These Chinese decorations are not many in number, but they play a finishing touch role in the space.
Living room: The living room is a collision of traditional and modern living styles. The designer uses modern decoration techniques and furniture, combined with classical Chinese decorative elements, to present a space atmosphere that is both ancient and modern. The ancient charm of Chinese style and the simple and elegant natural connection of modern style satisfy both the practicality of life and the pursuit of traditional culture. The design of the film and television wall is simple and modern, but it is prominently adorned with Chinese calligraphy. This exquisite combination gives people a strong visual willpower, becoming a gentle combination of fashion and classicism.
Living room: The living room adheres to the elegance and luxury of traditional classical style in terms of color, but unlike it, it adds many modern elements and presents a fashionable feature. In terms of accessory selection, it is more concise, with fewer luxurious decorations, and more smoothly expresses the essence of traditional culture. In order to add a touch of warmth to the living room, exquisite lighting fixtures and elegant hanging paintings are decorated, making the entire room infused with a touch of modern atmosphere in a strong ancient charm.
Study: Almost all home designs have not skipped the study stage. On the one hand, it is certainly because reading is a common human habit or hobby that transcends race and boundaries, time and space. On the other hand, when most aspects of home design are only focused on expressing its own functions and forms, the setting of the study always conveys the owner's inner feelings with great moderation and richness, thereby enhancing the owner's identity and taste.
Decorative space
The new Chinese style places great emphasis on the sense of hierarchy in the space. Depending on the number of residential users and the degree of privacy, functional spaces need to be separated, usually using "mute" or simplified "antique frames" to distinguish them; In areas that require line of sight isolation, Chinese style screens or window frames are used. Through this new separation method, unit style residences showcase the beauty of Chinese style home hierarchy.
modelling
Space decoration often uses simple and sturdy straight lines. The use of straight line decoration in space not only reflects the living requirements of modern people pursuing a simple life, but also caters to the design style of Chinese furniture that pursues introverted and simple style, making "New Chinese Style" more practical and modern.
Decorative colors
The furniture in the new Chinese style is mostly dark in color, with wall color matching: firstly, the black, white, and gray tones of Suzhou gardens and Beijing residential buildings are used as the base tone; The second is to use the red, yellow, blue, green, and other local colors of the royal residence on the basis of black, white, and gray.
Decorative materials
Silk, yarn, leather goods, handmade leather crafts, fabrics, wallpaper, glass, antique tiles, marble, etc.
Decorative furniture
Furniture in the new Chinese style can be classical furniture, or a combination of modern and classical furniture. Chinese classical furniture is represented by Ming and Qing furniture, and in the decoration of new Chinese style furniture, Ming style furniture with concise lines is mainly used.
瓷器、陶藝、中式窗花、字畫、布藝、皮具以及具有一定含義的中式古典物品等。
Jewelry
Porcelain, pottery, Chinese window decorations, calligraphy and painting, fabric, leather goods, and classical Chinese items with certain meanings.
中式氛圍、中式書房、中式圈椅、佛頭
The Four Elements
Chinese atmosphere, Chinese study, Chinese circular chairs, Buddha head
三：擺放傳統(tǒng)物品莫“張冠李戴”
四：中式風(fēng)格家裝應(yīng)注意的問(wèn)題
中式裝修的墻、地面與普通裝修沒(méi)什么區(qū)別。墻面用白色乳膠漆或淺色壁紙都可以。地面要用木地板、石材、地磚、地毯均可。
中式裝飾材料以木質(zhì)為主。講究雕刻彩繪、造型典雅。多采用酸枝木或大葉檀等高檔硬木，經(jīng)過(guò)工藝大師的精雕細(xì)刻，每件作品都有一段精彩的故事。而每件作品都能令人對(duì)過(guò)去產(chǎn)生懷念，對(duì)未來(lái)產(chǎn)生一種美好的向往。
色彩以深色沉穩(wěn)為主。因中式家具色彩一般比較深，這樣整個(gè)居室色彩才能協(xié)調(diào)。再配以紅色或黃色的靠墊、坐墊就可烘托居室的氛圍，這樣也可以更好的表現(xiàn)古典家具的內(nèi)涵。
空間上講究層次，多用隔窗、屏風(fēng)來(lái)分割。用實(shí)木做出結(jié)實(shí)的框架，以固定支架，中間用欞子雕花，做成古樸的圖案。 門窗對(duì)確定中式風(fēng)格很重要，因中式門窗一般均是用欞子做成方格或其它中式的傳統(tǒng)圖案。用實(shí)木雕刻成各式題材造型，打磨光滑，富有立體感。 天花以木條相交成方格形，上覆木板，也可做簡(jiǎn)單的環(huán)形的燈池吊頂，用實(shí)木做框，層次清晰，漆成花梨木色。
matters needing attention
1： It's not just a simple stacking of retro elements
New Chinese style decoration is not a retro decoration of traditional culture, but a fusion of classical elements into modern decoration styles. It is not a simple stacking of "1+1=2". But rather, it is a set of tailor-made solutions developed by designers based on their experience, ability to handle design elements, and in-depth analysis of the owners they face.
2： Comprehensive consideration of spatial colors
Chinese furniture and accessories may have darker or more vibrant colors, and when arranging them, you need to consider the overall color of the space comprehensively. In addition, Chinese style decoration emphasizes the combination of "authentic flavor" and a very natural and harmonious combination.
If it's just a simple idea and placement, its later effects will be greatly reduced. The color of decoration usually uses brown, which is particularly ancient and natural. But if the entire color tone of the house is brown, it will give people a feeling of oppression.
3： Do not put traditional items on display with "Zhang Guan Li Dai"
4： Issues to pay attention to in Chinese style home decoration
The walls and floors of Chinese style decoration are no different from ordinary decoration. White latex paint or light colored wallpaper can be used on the wall. The floor can be made of wood, stone, tiles, or carpets.
Chinese decorative materials are mainly made of wood. Emphasize carving and painting, with elegant shapes. High grade hardwoods such as sour branch wood or large leaved sandalwood are often used, and each piece has a wonderful story after being meticulously carved by master craftsmen. And every piece of work can evoke nostalgia for the past and a beautiful longing for the future.
The color is mainly dark and stable. Because Chinese furniture generally has darker colors, the overall color of the room can be coordinated. Paired with red or yellow cushions and seats can enhance the atmosphere of the living room, which can also better express the connotation of classical furniture.
The space emphasizes hierarchy and is often divided by partition windows and screens. Make a sturdy frame with solid wood to secure the bracket, and carve patterns with lattice in the middle to create an ancient and rustic design. Doors and windows are important for determining the style of Chinese style, as Chinese doors and windows are generally made of lattice or other traditional Chinese patterns. Carving solid wood into various themed shapes, polished smooth, and full of three-dimensional sense. The ceiling is formed by intersecting wooden strips into a grid shape, covered with wooden boards, and can also be made into a simple circular lamp pool ceiling. The solid wood frame is used, with clear layers and painted in rosewood color.
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新舊區(qū)別
對(duì)于新中式風(fēng)格，或許有很多有所疑惑，因?yàn)樾轮惺斤L(fēng)格是近年才在中國(guó)興起的新型裝飾風(fēng)格。所謂新中式風(fēng)格就是作為傳統(tǒng)中式家居風(fēng)格的現(xiàn)代生活理念，通過(guò)提取傳統(tǒng)家居的精華元素和生活符號(hào)進(jìn)行合理的搭配、布局，在整體的家居設(shè)計(jì)中既有中式家居的傳統(tǒng)韻味又更多的符合了現(xiàn)代人居住的生活特點(diǎn)，讓古典與現(xiàn)代完美結(jié)合，傳統(tǒng)與時(shí)尚并存。
簡(jiǎn)單的說(shuō)：“新中式風(fēng)格”就是在中式風(fēng)格的基礎(chǔ)上，添加了一些現(xiàn)代元素。作為現(xiàn)代風(fēng)格與中式風(fēng)格的結(jié)合，新中式風(fēng)格更符合當(dāng)代年輕人的審美觀點(diǎn)，所以新中式風(fēng)格裝修越來(lái)越受到80后90后的青睞。
The difference between old and new
There may be many doubts about the new Chinese style, as it is a new decorative style that has only emerged in China in recent years. The so-called new Chinese style is the modern life concept as the traditional Chinese style home style. By extracting the essence elements and life symbols of the traditional home for reasonable collocation and layout, the overall home design has both the traditional charm of Chinese style home and more in line with the living characteristics of modern people, making the classical and modern perfect combination, tradition and fashion coexist.
Simply put, "New Chinese Style" refers to adding some modern elements to the foundation of Chinese style. As a combination of modern and Chinese styles, the new Chinese style decoration is more in line with the aesthetic views of contemporary young people, so it is increasingly favored by the post-80s and post-90s generations.
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