The Reincarnation of Traditional Auspicious Patterns in Smart Furniture: An Historical Exploration of Aesthetic Impact and Cultural Heritage

Abstract

This study explores the potential and significance of integrating traditional Chinese auspicious patterns into smart furniture design, specifically focusing on their contribution to cultural value and distinctiveness. The study posits that auspicious patterns can offer a distinct cultural identity and design inspiration for smart furniture while addressing the issue of design uniformity. These patterns exhibit remarkable accomplishments in art and also confront the challenges of contemporary society. The design of smart furniture serves as a link between tradition and modernity, enabling the products to serve as a platform for the continuation of traditional art. This study primarily focuses on aesthetic impact and user acceptance. It utilises questionnaire surveys and SPSS software for analysis, encompassing diverse groups from various regions of China. The study primarily suggests that designers should integrate traditional heritage and modern technology to enhance the aesthetic and cultural value of products. Additionally, it provides a new perspective and serves as a foundation for future research in the field of smart furniture design.