How to distinguish between American and European in decoration?

American style can be subdivided into many different categories, but they all have a general feature, that is, comfortable and natural, pure and simple, so we call American style generally also called country style or pastoral style. American rural style The overall decoration of American country style requires conciseness, practicality first, and the colors tend to be bright and bright. Because of advocating pastoral temperament, it will also pursue the freshness close to nature in color. Decorative stone types and wooden ornaments will also be used in the materials, which can show the original but ancient texture, but soft embellishments such as cloth art will also be added. Because Americans like to add historical elements, they like bronze and wooden sculptures, paintings and other works of art in the layout, such as tin-lead alloy candlesticks, geometric carpets, carved side cabinets and so on. From a small place, it shows its unique charm.

The so-called European style is just a general term for interior decoration styles, especially the Baroque, Rococo, Gothic and other European decoration styles that have inherited European culture. Of course, in addition to this kind of decoration classified as classical European style, such as neoclassical, simple European style, European pastoral can also be summarized as European style. Although European style is rich and complex, it can also be summarized into some commonalities. For example, classical European style is the representative of luxury and extravagance. Because most distinctive buildings are places where the upper class aristocrats live, such as churches and palaces, they tend to show the luxury of aristocratic temperament in style, which is not enough, so the colors are strong and bright, the materials are made of atmospheric things such as stone, and the furniture is used for home layout.