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ID1020NadineArosDesign History
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Rococo Period - This chair connects very well to the morgen. version of a duchesse bride chair.
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Neo Classical - This couch has curves and make it more feminine plus with the bright pillows makes it Neo classical
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Art Nouveau - This has not straight lines and has brought nature into the bedroom. The branches do a great job making it feel like you woke up in the woods.
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Victorian Period - The couch her sis very modern but it has a hint of the button tuffing which I think it looks good.
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Baroque England Period - the gibbons carving that was very bulky and big.
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English Renaissance Period - As you can see here the archon the window is not pointy. It's more round and able to let light in.
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Gothic period - The mirror hanging on the wall is has some Quatrefoil design.
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Rome Period - They used a Morden version of Groin Vault .
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Greece Period - In this bathroom design they have brought nature into the bathroom which at the time they started to add more floral.
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Egypt Period - This pattern on the bed covers has lotus flowers, with bright colors just like they would have inside the tombs.
Rococo Period - This chair connects very well to the morgen. version of a duchesse bride chair.
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