Lecture 2 Design History

Modernism Contemporary look of a pony chaise it has that curve structure to lay on with a head rest.

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Art Nouveau This staircase has a very contemporary Art Nouveau feel to it with its curvilinear look and vine-like elements.

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Le Régence and Louis XV (Rococo) It is a mixture of a bureau plat because it has two drawers to store items and it represent a console table as well because it belongs close to the wall.

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Rome the entrance of the kitchen has two Tuscan order which is plain and simple.

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English Renaissance the window represents the Tudor monarchy with a centered arch and a Tudor style door.

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Egypt It has a post and capital on the corner of the wall that has the lotus and hieroglyphs with stylized figures.

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Neoclassical the chair has like an oval back or an Adam round back like the chairs they had back in 1700-1760.

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Victorian The button tufting on the bed frame is inspired by the Victorian button tufting.

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Greece The chairs have the Greek fret design on the top back and seat of the pair of chairs.

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Gothic Both the bed frame and the chair as the gothic arc as well as on the bed frame it has the trifoil.

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