Color matching principles of chair covers and Chinese classical style

Chinese classical style prefers deep and rich colors, which often have profound meanings and symbolize auspiciousness, wealth and solemnity. In the choice of chair cover colors, traditional colors such as Chinese red, imperial yellow, dark green, and Tibetan blue should be given priority. Chinese red symbolizes joy and prosperity and is often used in festivals or important occasions; imperial yellow represents dignity and power and is suitable for high-end and formal home environments; dark green and Tibetan blue give people a sense of calmness and restraint, which is suitable for creating a quiet and elegant atmosphere.
The color of the chair cover should be coordinated with the color of the furniture to form a unified and harmonious visual effect. Chinese classical furniture is mostly made of dark solid wood, such as rosewood and chicken wing wood. The color of these woods is relatively deep, so the color of the chair cover should also be selected from dark or similar colors, such as dark red, dark green, etc., to avoid abruptness and conflict in color. At the same time, the color of the chair cover can also echo the carved or painted patterns on the furniture to form a richer visual effect.
The lighting conditions and layout of the space are also important factors that affect the color selection of chair covers. Brightly lit spaces can choose brighter colors to enhance the vitality and dynamism of the space; while darker spaces are more suitable for deep and soft colors to create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. In addition, the color of the chair cover should also be coordinated with the layout of the space to avoid too chaotic colors that affect the overall beauty and harmony.
In the color matching of chair covers and Chinese classical styles, attention should be paid to the proportion and level of colors. Rich and varied visual effects can be created by distinguishing the primary and secondary colors, contrasting cold and warm colors, and alternating light and dark. For example, one or two main colors can be selected as the basic colors of the chair cover, and then matched with a small amount of auxiliary colors or embellishment colors to increase the layering and interest of the space. At the same time, a more smooth and natural visual effect can be formed through the gradual change and transition of colors.