从历史上看,大部分的室内饰件是拼凑起来的,而且拼凑得相当成功,自然地成为建筑的一部分。为了栖身,古代或现在仍生活于原始状态的人们在特定的气候条件下,采用特有的材料,建造了各种不同形式的建筑。例如,棚屋、帐篷、爱斯基摩人的圆顶茅屋、北美印第安人的圆锥形帐篷和游牧民的兽皮或毛毡帐篷。他们仅拥有很少的几件室内饰件,更恰当地说,他们的室内饰件仅象现代人野营时帐篷内的摆设那么简朴。但是,它们却非常实用,且极富自然美。 Historically, most of the interior trim pieces have been pieced together and quite successfully pieced together as a natural part of the building. In order to shelter, ancient or modern people still living in the original state in a particular climate conditions, the use of unique materials, built a variety of different forms of architecture. For example, huts, tents, eskimo domes, North American Indian teepee and nomadic skins or felt tents. They have a handful of interior fittings, and more appropriately, their interior fittings are as simple as the furnishings in modern camping tents. However, they are very practical and very natural beauty.