室内装修设计的八大风格（Eight styles of interior decoration design）.doc

室内装修设计的八大风格（Eight styles of interior decoration design） A fashion, modern minimalist style For many young people, the cause of the pressure, tedious business so that they need a more simple environment for yourself a relaxing space. No, not to stick at trifles bound, let freedom from bearing limit, many consumers face Home Furnishing designers first request. In the renovation process, relatively simple process and low cost, is accepted by many working class. The texture of the material is very important for minimalism, if the material is too hasty, minimalist style is very easy to become a simple design. It can be said that the material into the modern minimalist style of decoration, often not less than construction expenditure. Two, modern avant-garde style offbeat life Become even more prominent than the simple self publicity personality style of the modern avant-garde art has become a human in Home Furnishing design preferred. No regular space structure, bold contrast color layout, material collocation and firmness and flexibility, can let a person find a surreal balance in the cold, and this balance is also on the aesthetic concept of living single, single way of life, the single most powerful attack. With the 80s gradually mature and new-new generation innovation, we have reason to believe that the design of modern avant-garde style will not decline, but will be more beyond all expectations in content and form, capture the eyes and ears of people. This style emphasizes the individual personalities and preferences, but in the design should pay attention to for the lifestyle and habits of their own, not flashy without substance. Three, elegant elegant and warm style reproduction If you love the European classical romance, but not bound by tedious noble; if you love simple and capable, but that it is not elegant, lack of warmth, then try elegant style. Elegance, is emerging in recent years a design has been quickly accepted by consumers, especially in literary cir