Modifying Ways of Modern Local Furniture Design to The Ming-style Circle Chairs
Ruizhu Xue, Hongsheng Zhao
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Ruizhu Xue, Hongsheng Zhao
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In recent years, the scales and works for local Chinese original furniture designs have been rapidly increasing. This article elaborated the inner requirement for modern families to local furniture designs. And by comparing circle chairs of “Moreless”, “Fnji”, “pusu”, “Lost&Found” and “LEXTO” with those made in Ming Dynasty, deeply analysis the modifying ways of modern local furniture design to the circle chairs with Ming style, such as tenon structure, matierals and so on. It aimed at increasing peoples’ understanding for local furniture designs, improving peoples’ attention for local original furniture design. Finally, this article supplied reference for the development of the local furniture design.
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In recent years, the scales and works for local Chinese original furniture designs have been rapidly increasing. This article elaborated the inner requirement for modern families to local furniture designs. And by comparing circle chairs of “Moreless”, “Fnji”, “pusu”, “Lost&Found” and “LEXTO” with those made in Ming Dynasty, deeply analysis the modifying ways of modern local furniture design to the circle chairs with Ming style, such as tenon structure, matierals and so on. It aimed at increasing peoples’ understanding for local furniture designs, improving peoples’ attention for local original furniture design. Finally, this article supplied reference for the development of the local furniture design.
Key concepts: Style (visual arts), Mortise and tenon, Architectural engineering, Visual arts, Aesthetics, Computer science, History, Art