Design History

Art nouveau. - Beautifully unique carvings and line work embody the image of art noveau.

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Modernism. - Sleek, coherent, and often futuristic with lots of light and open floor plans.

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Victorian. - Lots of gold-accented extravagant furniture, such as vanity mirrors and curtains. As well as monochrome color schemes.

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Neoclassical. - Large portraits, designs on a large walls, and coherent duller color schemes.

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Rococo. - The floral pattern and use of bright colors bring the femininity into this era.

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Baroque. - Similar to the English renaissance era, the baroque era had incredibly detailed table and chair legs that made them fancy and sophisticated.

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English renaissance. - Extravagantly large chair legs and picture frame borders, many portrait paintings, and gold accents bring back the renaissance.

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Gothic. - The handles of the stairs being carved into tracery, the large window, the dark-colored trefoilery bring the dark gothic feel into the space.

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Rome. - The pillars and gold accents of the room capture the roman era.

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Greece. - In this bathroom, the statue head, mosaic tiles, and colors all embody the greek era with still keeping it simple.

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