Introduction to North American Maple Love

Story

In 1492 AD, with the funding of the Spanish royal family, the Italian navigator Columbus embarked on a maritime journey to explore the East. A few months later, he discovered the new continent of America.

In the 17th century, Britain and France immigrated to North America on a large scale. These New North Americans are very fond of maple trees that are found throughout the United States and Canada. They decorate their houses with maple boards and plant maple trees in front of and behind their houses. In autumn, the maple leaves dance in the wind, and the red leaves are scattered all over the ground, which is very beautiful. They loved this home style with the theme of maple wood and maple leaves, and named it "Maple Love".

In the early 18th century, the great British businessman Freeman brought this style back to Europe when he traveled around North America, recruited skilled craftsmen, and built a palace in this style dedicated to King George II of England. . As expected, the king loved this unique palace so much that he named it "North American Maple Love".

Later, large-scale maritime trade in the 18th and 19th centuries spread the "North American Maple Love" to Europe and other parts of the world. From the middle of the 20th century, it gradually evolved into a natural, fresh, otherworldly, and fashionable atmosphere. The "North American style" home decoration style.

North American maple furniture aims to spread this North American style to Chinese people.