design history

Rococo: Rolltop Desk - This modern desk is an example of a Rolltop Desk because the top covering rolls over to conceal the desk top.

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Greece: Dentil- This fireplace has a Dentil moulding as the squares are evenly placed along the border.

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Greece: Wave - This flower vase has an example of the Greek Wave on the bottom border.

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Rococo: Fauteuil Chair - This chair has cushioned fabric on the back and seat, with cabriole style legs.

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Greece: Klismos Chair - This new age chair is clearly inspired by the Greek Klismos Chair with the back of the chair being curved as well as the legs curving outwards at the ends.

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Gothic: Pointed Arch- These beautiful window frames have an arch that is pointed at the top.

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Egypt: X Stool- This stool's legs cross in an X fashion to support the seat.

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Modernism: Cesca Chair- This chair is inspired by the 1950's Cesca Chair because it does not have back legs and the front wrap under the chair.

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Victorian: Button Tufting- These pieces from Wayfair have the buttons tufted to seperate the filling in pockets like the original from the Victorian period.

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France Baroque: Wingback Chair- This chair from pottery barn has the wings on each side like the original.

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