Application Of Ming Style Central Hall Hardwood Furniture In Modern Living Room

China is an ancient civilization with a history of 5,000 years.In the modern development,China has become increasingly powerful in economic strength,and the country attaches more and more importance to the traditional Chinese culture.In particular,the state has issued the"2020 plan for the revitalization of Chinese traditional crafts",which is a great encouragement for researchers of traditional culture.Therefore,we should study Chinese excellent traditional culture more systematically and deeply,and combine modern interior design to form a contemporary design style with Chinese culture.As the carrier of Chinese excellent traditional culture,Ming grand nave hardwood furniture needs to deeply study and explore its value.Ming-style hardwood furniture including warping case,table,incense,chair and tea table five categories of furniture.The contemporary sitting room design that corresponds with it has very big reference sense.In this paper,the author combined the field investigation and historical data research,and adopted the methods of comparison,synthesis,induction and deduction.Applied by the intersection of different disciplines knowledge learning,analyzes from three angles:including the modelling of bright type central scroll hardwood furniture(such as qualitative,grain,form,etc.),bright type central scroll hardwood furniture technology(such as mortise and tenon joint process,wax,etc.),the function of bright type central scroll hardwood furniture(e.g.,practical function and aesthetic function,etc.),and the three contained in the Angle of Chinese traditional aesthetics and philosophy.By summarizing the styles and techniques of all kinds of furniture,the design ideas and design rules suitable for contemporary design are concluded,and the practical and aesthetic functions contained therein are extended.Combined with the design cases in the contemporary Chinese style living room,the paper carries out practical application research and practice discussion on the Ming style middle hall hardwood furniture.