The appearance of Rococo architecture is satisfied with rhythmic layout, natural building materials or a simple tone, while the interior decoration is colorful and diverse. The greatest feature is the hedonism of life, which is the secular enjoyment stage of life, mainly reflected in the palaces built by the royal nobles for themselves. Comparison between Baroque architecture and Rococo architecture: The former pays attention to the sense of rhythm, quantity, space and varied three-dimensional sense of lines, which has the effect of painting. On the basis of the former, the latter pays more attention to the formal beauty of the wall, covers the wall with complex curves and decorative paintings, even enriches the indoor space with mirrors or candlesticks, and likes to decorate the interior with imported products (such as China porcelain, Japanese lacquerware, oriental silk and tapestries, African jewelry, Italian crystal lamps, etc.). ). Interior decoration is usually based on white, with flowers, grass stems, palms, waves, foam or shells as decorative patterns, which brings an extremely slender and lively interest, but it destroys the sense of balance, solemnity and stability of the building, especially the dazzling colors such as gold, white, light green and pink. This fussy and artificial style is really the acme of decorative arts. Its representative works are: G. Boffrand (1667 ~1754), the house in Subitz, Paris (1736-9, such as the Princess Hall inside). Kaisersal (1749 ~ 1754), a residence in Wü rzburg, Germany, was built by architects B. Neumann (1687 ~ 1745) and Tibolo (G. Representative works: G. Bovland (/kloc-). Kaisersal (1749 ~ 1754), a residence in Wü rzburg, Germany, was built under the leadership of architects B. Neumann (1687 ~ 1745) and Tiboro (G. Danish Palace). The Yuanmingyuan in China is also a standard rococo building.