Unlike traditional solid wood furniture in European or Chinese styles, contemporary minimalist furniture—whether from international or domestic brands—utilizes both veneer and solid wood materials in crafting wooden components. Neither material is inherently superior; effectiveness depends entirely on appropriate application to specific structural elements. Veneer-faced MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) and solid wood each serve distinct functional purposes within a single piece. In fact, composite craftsmanship combining veneer and MDF often incurs higher costs than solid wood alone, requiring more complex processing techniques.