Baroque furniture is characterized by its emphasis on strength, change and movement. The gorgeous cloth cover of the sofa cooperates with exquisite carving, and the noble shape and floor decoration are integrated into one, with elegant temperament. It emphasizes the comprehensiveness of architectural painting, sculpture and indoor environment, and highlights the characteristics of exaggeration, romance, passion, irrationality, illusion and fantasy. Break the balance, the plane is changeable, and emphasize the level and depth.

Rococo-style: Rococo-style furniture is characterized by abstract flame-like, leaf-like or shell-like patterns, asymmetrical lace and curved lines, showing a neat, vivid and magical carved shape. Walls, ceilings, furniture, metal and porcelain furnishings show a harmonious and unified style.

Gothic style furniture is completely centered on Christian political and religious thoughts, aiming at creating an illusion of being in the air with God. Semantically, modeling lies in advocating the supremacy of theocracy and expecting the feeling of surprise and mystery. At the same time, Gothic style furniture also presents a solemn, dignified, majestic, luxurious, tall and straight momentum.

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Rococo first appeared in decorative arts and interior design. Louis XV ascended the throne, which brought changes to court artists and general artistic fashion. In the later period of the old king's rule, Baroque design was gradually replaced by more curves and lighter elements of natural images. The slender and brisk Rococo style design is considered to be accompanied by the excessive rule of Louis XV.

Compared with early baroque and late neoclassicism, Rococo embodies the atmosphere of social enjoyment, luxury and love at that time. In addition, this school of painters was inspired by foreign culture at that time and added many foreign characteristics to their works.