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Design History

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Modernism: Fiber glass chairs and wallpaper. Pin like chair legs that were sturdy.

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Art Nouveau; Contains real wood elements in every piece. Straight lines shown in the ceiling.

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Victorian: Bringing in shelves to display knick kacks. The lighting of the ceiling has 2 different chandeliers.

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Neoclassical: Bringing back classic elements such as wallpaper and older furniture pieces.

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Rococo: Botanical room filled with garland and bouquets. Contains feminine elements in the furniture pieces to tie the room together.

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Rome: Big open spaces opening up using arch ways and columns.

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Baroque: Wood carvings on the chair. Gold accents around the room.

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English Renaissance: Door carved with design guided through an archway leading into the room. The walls are decorative. The ceilings have intrique detailing if you look closely.

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Greece: Doric column plain design holding the building's structure.

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