ID Design History

Art Deco- The mirror, shelf and the small chair are all examples of Art Deco, with stylized and unique appearances.

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Arts and Crafts- The Joinery and handcrafted feel are traits known for in the era, as well as the way it incorporates a lifestyle.

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Neoclassical- Has the back style typical of the time, square and in a pattern. It incorpates both designs in that era with a circurlar design and a square back.

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Rococo- As is typical of the time there are a lot of curves whether it be the back, arns or legs. It also incorporates both ribbons and flowers in it's art design.

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Baroque- Uses the wood to incorporate color and richness as the technique of that time. Also ornate like the furniture back then.

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Rome, the legs of the furniture similar to roman times tends to be thin at the bottom and thicker towards the top, it's also oriented pretty similarly to the sitting area made at that time

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Greece- This incorporates both Greek and Eygyptian styles, using the egg and dart wallpaper and the Doric-based pillar design to create a space that seems regal. The top of the pillars even have light which make it more modernly and homely.

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Gothic- Uses the motifs at the time to enhance the typical design of the table, also uses some of the lace-like design typically seen in the era.

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Art Noveau- Uses the nature design commonly seen in the era as well as the feminine curves which Art Noveau is known for.

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Egypt- Egyptian style furniture incorporates animals into design and this influence is often seen in today's contemporary design, using differerent styles legs as a way to create a unique style and make creations different.

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