Cultural Analysis of Chinese Architectural Interior Design

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Abstract

Culture serves the principle and background of design. From ancient times to the present, the contents and concepts of traditional culture, architectural culture, and classical garden culture are inextricably linked to interior decoration and design, and play an important role in design. This study examines and comprehends interior design from a cultural perspective by identifying and discussing faults in interior design. It is related to the fact that "Chinese traditional culture" includes both ideological and historical aspects of Chinese culture. The article briefly discusses the evolution and peculiarities of interior design in China. It also aids in identifying existing problems and determining their core causes in order to appropriately blend Chinese modern interior design with associated cultures. The study will provide a brief overview of the history and characteristics of interior design in China, as well as identify current issues. It will focus on the meaning and significance of these two dimensions of culture, as well as make a link with interior design, arguing that culture is essential to design itself. The article seeks to broaden and close some of the problems and gaps in the historical research literature, take into account the comprehensive cultural perspective and the multiple characteristics of interior design, and present its own viewpoints and suggestions based on previous research, in order to provide references for future studies of the same type. At the same time, it can help the public gain a better grasp and cognition of interior design, art, and aesthetics, as well as promote traditional culture, architecture, and garden culture.

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Wang, L., & Keat, O. B. (2024). Cultural Analysis of Chinese Architectural Interior Design. International Journal of Social Science and Human Research, 7(04). https://doi.org/10.47191/ijsshr/v7-i04-55

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