Modern; Cesca Chair- balanced towards the back with no leg support in the front so it bounces when you sit.
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Art Deco; Tables- glossy wood with a simple design styled in a modern way
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Art Nouveau; Iron Decor- less vine looking iron decor
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Arts and Crafts- Furniture like chairs and tables were simple and built with wooden pegs
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Victorian; Button Tufting- less for its intended purpose to keep the cushioning in place, now for design purposes, used on more modern peices of furniture like this box shaped sofa.
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Neoclassical; Adam Round-back Chair- Removed arms for a simpler design and no cushion on the back.
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Rococo; Canape Bed- larger bed and multiple curtains that cover all around the bed.
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Baroque; Wingback Chair- no longer intended for its original use, now more for design. legs changed to one single post in the center and chair fabric a more neutral color.
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English Rennaissance; Tudor style fire mantle with a 4-cenered arch- no vine and leaves detail on the mantle using more modern materials.
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Gothic; Lancet Windows- this gothic style window is painted white bringing in brighter light to the room paired with a lighter wood and no tracing.
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Rome; Barrel Vault and Tuscan Capital- while keeping the historical integrity this still has a contemporary feel with the beams on the ceiling and the neutral colors used.
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Greece; Klismos Chair- A simpler design with only a middle post and metal legs, keeping the curved shape of the legs and back.
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Egypt- Curved stool with less nature detail, more simple design not meant for travel.
Modern; Cesca Chair- balanced towards the back with no leg support in the front so it bounces when you sit.
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