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The neoclassical design style evolved from the classical Italian style. Its style is neither antique nor retro. Classical style is a diversified way of thinking, but it pursues spiritual similarity and uses simplified techniques and modern materials to pursue the outline of traditional patterns. It omits the need for carved decorative structures, solemn and grand axes, sculptures and water features. Instead, it uses some pavilions and corridors and other rest spaces at the landscape nodes. Some sketches and walls will have simple and thick ceilings. Most of the materials are stone, and the colors are They all use warm colors, which make it easier to show a friendly living space.

The neoclassical style ranges from simple to complex, from the whole to the part, and is meticulously crafted with flowers and gold inlays to give people a meticulous impression. Neoclassical courtyards are different from the regular, solemn and majestic classical courtyards in Europe. These courtyards refine, detail and humanize the decorative elements in European classical courtyards. Neoclassical courtyards originated in the ancient Roman era and are famous for courtyard designs in France and Italy.

The neoclassical design style is actually an improved classicism style. European culture's rich artistic heritage, open and innovative design ideas and noble appearance have always been loved and pursued by everyone. On the one hand, the general style of materials and colors is retained, and the traditional historical traces and rich cultural heritage can still be strongly felt. At the same time, overly complex textures and decorations are abandoned and the lines are simplified. The neoclassical courtyard construction method is based on a good understanding of the scale and proportion of the landscape, dividing the paths, avenues and water channels of the entire courtyard into many parts; long steps change the height of the landscape, making the courtyard as a whole achieve Harmony and balance.