1 Danish design
In the world of wooden furniture design, Danish design is the most classic in the world. "Danish design" seems to have become a term. Like Newton's law and Archimedes' principle, it has an unquestionable authority. The essence of Danish design is people-oriented. For example, when designing a chair or a sofa, Danish design not only pursues the beauty of its shape, but also pays attention to the structure of the human body, and pays attention to how its curve is in contact with the human body to achieve a perfect combination. It breaks through the rigid ideas of craftsmanship and technology, merges into human subject consciousness, and becomes full of rationality. Known as the father of Danish furniture design, Clint, like a painter, would draw a variety of human body sketches before designing the practical function of the chair, and strive for perfection in proportion and size. Use skills to maximize the characteristics of materials to create beautiful crafts.
2 Swedish modern furniture
The furniture production in the Nordic countries all have their own design styles, and the Swedish style is characterized by elegance and modernity. The modern style of Sweden once made the Mattson chair popular. This Nordic style Swedish furniture trend, named after the designer's name, has spread throughout Southeast Asia. Unlike Danish furniture, Swedish style does not emphasize individuality very much, but pays more attention to the research and development of popular furniture with high craftsmanship and marketability. Swedish furniture is occasionally influenced by the Danish style, using precious materials such as teak and red sandalwood to make high-end furniture, but traditionally, the Swedes prefer to make white wood furniture using pine and white birch that are abundant in the country. The design style also pursues a layered structure that is easy to stack, with clear lines and simplified circulation, so as to make modern and popular, and to condense the modern style of Swedish furniture.
3 Finnish style
The Finnish style pursued by Finnish artists and designers is to integrate the natural spirituality of the water into the design work, making it a kind of artistic wisdom and inspiration derived from nature. In the 1960s, the Finns began to enter into a kind of introspection, and gradually settled the design style into a flat, practical, closely integrated with life, more deeply used domestic existing materials, expanded the consumer group, expanded the scale of production, and gradually formed the modern style of Finnish furniture. feature. While emphasizing the charm of design, they are committed to the research and development of new materials, and finally produce plastic furniture with exquisite shapes and elegant colors, which is refreshing.
4 Personality of Norwegian furniture
The personality of Norwegian furniture is like the mountains and mysterious fjords of Norway, and it is full of thickness and simplicity, rich in Nordic temperament. Norwegian furniture design is unique and original. It is used in forming plywood and metal, often giving people unexpected and unique effects, and play a role in strengthening the style. Norwegian furniture styles are roughly divided into two categories. The first category is designed for export. It is very particular about material selection and process design. The quality is elegant and noble, and it is the best piece of furniture. The other category advocates nature and simplicity, has the rich flavor of the Nordic countryside, and has a very folk art style.