Furniture Styles
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This document provides descriptions of various furniture styles including Queen Anne, Chippendale, Federal, Contemporary/Modern, Art Nouveau, Shaker, Empire, Hepplewhite, Duncan Phyfe, Baroque, and Spanish Baroque. For each style, an example piece is described and suggestions are given for how it could be used with other furniture in a room.
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2) It provides defining characteristics for each style such as curved lines and cabriole legs for Queen Anne, detailed carvings for Chippendale, geometric shapes for Federal, and incorporation of metal and glass for Contemporary.
3) The styles range from the 17th to 20th centuries and include elements such as straight legs, carved motifs, exaggerated decorations, and Spanish cultural influences.
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The document provides descriptions of various furniture styles including Queen Anne, Chippendale, Federal, Contemporary/Modern, Art Nouveau, Shaker, Empire, Hepplewhite, Duncan Phyfe, Baroque, and Spanish Baroque. For each style, one or two examples are given with images and brief descriptions of characteristic design elements. The styles range from the 18th century to modern.
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SELF BY RODOLFO DORDONII
The wooden stool from the
Ancient Egypt epoque has
various elements that are
repeated in the Self Lounge
Chair by Rudolfo Dordonii.
The leather fabric and the
X support structure can be
observed in the contemporary
design of Dordonii. The only
material differenciation in the
Dordonii creation is the stain-
less still. Ancestral ideas are
still being used today
Ancient Egypt is known for the use of Papyrus, Wooden
Goods, Rafts and boats, Writing Material.
Moreover, the animal products such as bone, ivory, feath-
ers, fur, shell, leather were used and are still being used
in the design field of today adding luxury to the pieces.
ancient greece
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DEZEEN OFFICES
IN A RESTORED BUILDING
LOCATED IN LONDON.
The influence of Acient Greece in
the modern world can still be ap-
preciated. For example: Philippe
Malouin, head of local studio
Post Officce, applied draparey to
separate spaces and bring dyna-
mism among the users. Moreover,
he adapt the exposed ceiling with
glass to allow natural light. This
two features were seen in the An-
cient Greece time and now they
are features that are translated as
contemporary aspects.
In Acient Greece drapery used decorativeley and func-
tionally to divide space. Columns were used structurally
to divide space. Moreover, the sections of mosaics were
used to difine floor space. The exposed beams in the ceil-
ing were applied.
ancient rome
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BAGATTIN VALSECCHI M.
A PALAZZO
LOCATED IN MILAN.
The Bagattin Valsecchi Museum
curated by the Rossana Orlandi
in Milan, is the perfect example
to demostrate the Ancient Rome
style today in a modern way. Visi-
tors can perceive this style in a
contemporary approach due to
the contrast between the interior
elements (ceilings, walls, floor)
and the ultra modern furniture
pieces that are now exhibit in this
historical building. The Contrast
betwwen style is the new trend in
design.
Ancient Rome is characterized as a time were religion was the
most important aspect in the citizen’s life, art, architecture,
interiors and more. Painting was a vitalmethod to acheive the
learning of the importance of religion and church. The interior
are full of ornaments, strong colors, detailed walls, floors and
ceilings that were always
emphasizing GOD.
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IN-HIGH EASY CHAIR
The Gothic style in these oak
chairs is very notorious. The
design is described as rectilinear,
box like and hinged seat. The col-
or is obscure and hierarchy is per ...
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The document provides a history of interior design styles from the Victorian era to modern times. It discusses key styles such as Victorian (1837-1901), Arts & Crafts (1860-1910), Art Nouveau (1890-1910), Eclecticism (1900s-now), Colonial (1905-now), and the works of famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright including Fallingwater and the Guggenheim Museum. The Victorian era featured ornate decorations and furnishings while Arts & Crafts emphasized natural materials and craftsmanship. Art Nouveau used flowing, organic forms inspired by nature. Eclecticism blended different styles. Colonial design took influence from historical Georgian and Neoclassical styles. Wright designed iconic structures that blended
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This document provides definitions and descriptions of various types of furniture vocabulary and their anatomy. It defines terms like cupid's bow top, ball and claw foot, cabriole leg, grotesque, scroll, finial, fret, bow front, acanthus, and many other ornamental motifs and furniture parts. It also defines different types of furniture like chairs, tables, beds, cabinets, and chests from various historical periods. The document is an extensive reference for furniture terminology.
Furniture Styles
This high summarizes various furniture styles described in the document. It discusses that the highboy is an example of Queen Anne style with its delicate look. The table is an example of Chippendale style as it has carvings of flowers and birds in French and Rococo styles. The wooden table is from the Federal Style as it appears elegant yet simple with geometric shapes.
Furniture Styles
This high summarizes various furniture styles mentioned in the document. It describes a Queen Anne style highboy as having a delicate and refined look. It characterizes a Chippendale table as having intricate carvings of flowers and birds in the French and Rococo styles. It also notes a Federal style table as being elegant yet simple with geometric shapes.
Furniture Styles
This high summarizes various furniture styles mentioned in the document. It describes a Queen Anne style highboy as having a delicate and refined look. It characterizes a Chippendale table as having intricate carvings of flowers and birds in the French and Rococo styles. It also notes a Federal style table as being elegant yet simple with geometric shapes.
Furniture - Art Deco
Art Deco was an international style popular in the 1920s and 1930s that influenced architecture, interior design, fashion and other visual arts. It took its name from the 1925 Exposition of Decorative Arts in Paris. Furniture from this era often featured geometric designs and materials like ebony, mahogany and maple. Notable Art Deco designers included Paul Frankl and Emile Ruhlmann, who were known for their elegant and luxurious furniture made of precious woods with metal accents. Frankl designed pieces like the Puzzle Desk and Skyscraper Step Table that featured compartments of varying shapes and sizes.
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- 1. BY ALYSSA ALGAZE Furniture Styles
- 2. Queen Anne Style http://www.fm.coe.uh.edu/comparisons/collections5.html Queen Anne Style furniture has a delicate and refined look and was influenced by Queen Anne of England from 1690 to 1760. This chair is Queen Anne style because of its ball and claw cabriole and elegant style. This could be used in a room for a dining chair along with other Queen Anne styles, like a drop- leaf dining table.
- 3. Chippendale Style http://chestofbooks.com/home-improvement/furniture/Period/Other-American-Furniture-Part-2.html Chippendale Style was popular from 1760 to 1785. It is a combination of lesser styles like French and Rocco. This is an example of Chippendale because of the embellishment at the top and the secretary style. I would use this in a room with other styles like a chippendale table.
- 4. Federal Style http://bedroomsales.info/bernhardt-furniture-sale-american-anthology-california-king-sleigh-bed.html The federal period was from 1785 to 1810. It is known to be an elegant and simple style. This sleigh bed goes with many different pieces and can be mixed with other styles of furniture. I would use this bed as the highlight of the room and use simple designs and colors surrounding it.
- 5. Contemporary/Modern http://www.haikudesigns.com/bedroom3.htm Contemporary style uses lots of geometric shapes and is simple and meant to look like a sculpture. This is modern because of its simple, square design. I would use this in a room and match it with similar modern furniture to complete the room.
- 6. Art Nouveau http://blackteacup.wordpress.com/category/uncategorized/ Art Nouveau is French and means “New Art.” It was from the late 19 th century to early twentieth century and the style represents natural forms. This is Art Nouveau because it resembles a tree. I would use this with simple furniture to draw attention to this piece.
- 7. Shaker Style http://teak-outdoor-furniture123.com/shaker-furniture/ This style is based on pure simplicity and shows good workmanship. This style came to America in 1744. This is shaker style because of its simple form and design. I would accessorize this table with a vase or candles to make it more interesting and pair it with similar furniture.
- 8. Empire Style http://cotedetexas.blogspot.com/2008/07/beach-houses-5-dominican-republic.html Empire Style started in France. It was popular during the reign of Napoleon, and is an elaborate style. This is an example of an empire bed because of the four tall bed posts. I would use this with simple neutral colors and similar furniture.
- 9. Hepplewhite Style http://www.fc-antiques.com/examples.php Hepplewhite style started in the 1700s. It is known for the chairback styles shield and heart. This chair is a good example because of its shield back. I would use this with other pieces similar to it at an elegant dining table with a matching finish.
- 10. Duncan Phyfe Style http://www.ioffer.com/i/ANTIQUE-HENREDON-MAHOGANY-DINING-CHINA-CABINET-NR--51557911 Duncan Phyfe was an early American cabinet maker. His styles include lyre shaped bases. This table is a good example because of the lyre shaped base. I would use this in a den as a desk.
- 11. Baroque Style http://www.efi-costarica.com/louis-xiv-furniture.html Baroque style was the Italian outgrowth of the late renaissance. It displayed fullness of size, scale and proportion and used inlays of marble, ivory and bronze. This is a good example because it is very intricate and has a marble top. I would use this in a room with the same type of furniture.
- 12. Spanish Baroque http://www.rfurniture.com/store/merchant.ihtml?pid=317&step=4 Spanish Baroque Style is characterized by richly carved and gilt decorations. This is Spanish Baroque because of its intricate carved designs into the head and footboards. I would use this as a highlighter piece in a room and let the other furnishings be simple.