Ming-style furniture is recognized as the first of the three styles of furniture in the world and the originator of modern and simple furniture, with an eternal sense of modernity. There are countless Chinese and foreign designers who want to surpass, but in the end they are just imitations.
Whether the circle chair is beautiful or not depends on the legs.
Look at whether the mahogany furniture looks good,
proportional inconsistency,
It depends on her legs and feet.
Here is the focus of the point, why are the legs of the circle chair oblique?
Mechanical stability
In the classic Ming-style circle chair, the legs and feet are not vertical, but gradually retracted from bottom to top. And whether it's from the front or from the side, it looks like this angle of inclination. Some people call it the side foot, and some people call it the figure-eight leg. This structure is stable and firm, and in the case of compression, this structure will become more compact, which is a very reasonable structure.
Very good visual stabilization
If the object is lower than the person's point of view, if it is vertical from top to bottom, it will become distorted due to visual changes when approaching, and the head is wide and the foot is small. And the figure-eight legs with small tops and big bottoms can just correct the parallax that occurs when people approach. And when it's close to it, it looks straight.
The classic Ming-style circle chair that can be handed down is not only the shape of the legs, but also the size ratio of the legs and feet to the upper part is also a classic proportion. The proportion of the vertical scale up and down the seat surface is close to equal, but because of the shape of the figure-eight legs and the upper circle and the lower circle, it is symmetrical and not rigid.
Many people have tried to change the shape or size of the circle chair, but they have failed.
Mahogany furniture is not as simple as furniture made of mahogany, Ming style and Qing style are classics, and the philosophy and culture in it are enough to learn and understand for a lifetime