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Modern minimalist style can be divided into modern style and minimalist style. Modern style focuses on trends and the integration of interior space layout with functionality. Minimalist style emphasizes minimalism, attention to detail, and refined taste.

These two styles share many similarities, and their combination results in the highly popular modern minimalist style. It prioritizes simplicity, advocating for functionality and practicality. With clean shapes and a primary color palette of black, white, and gray, it creates a trendy and avant-garde fashion sense.

Chinese culture spans over five thousand years, with a rich traditional architectural atmosphere that emphasizes harmony with nature. Blending traditional elements with contemporary society, it creates interior spaces that reflect traditional charm while meeting modern aesthetic needs.

European style represents the entirety of European civilization, including French, Italian, Spanish, English, Mediterranean, and Nordic variations. Originating from Egypt and evolving through Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Romanesque, and Gothic art, it conveys a sense of nobility, luxury, and grandeur, embodying elegance and romantic quality of life. In China, simplified European styles have become popular due to cost and personal preferences.

French style refers to the architecture and furniture of France, encompassing Baroque, Rococo, Neoclassical, and Empire styles. It features exquisite craftsmanship, intricate carvings, lines, and striking classical details, exuding a royal and aristocratic ambiance. Typical pairings include gray-white dining sets with curved legs, white curtains with scroll patterns, crystal chandeliers, and lily vases for a romantic and fresh feel.

American style, born from a melting pot of cultures, is broad, comfortable, and eclectic. It symbolizes freedom with its rough and大气 aesthetic, representing a casual, uninhibited lifestyle. The decor reflects cultural richness and nobility while maintaining a sense of freedom and sentiment.

Light luxury style combines simplicity with luxury, where ‘light’ signifies conciseness and minimalism. Representative styles include industrial, Nordic, modern minimalist, and new Chinese. To enhance luxury, elements like lines, metals, and furniture are incorporated. It blends modern and classical aspects, appealing to young people for its简约+奢华 approach.

The above six styles are the most popular in interior design. Additionally, there is IKEA style.

IKEA, available in major cities, offers furniture with simple, fresh, and natural designs; strong storage capabilities; easy mobility and assembly; affordable prices; and practical, fashionable simplicity that meets the taste requirements of young people.