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  • Today I want to talk about 5 popular interior design styles, so let's go:

  • What is Art Deco Interior Design?

  • Art Deco interior design, originating in the 1920s and 1930s, is distinguished by its geometric

  • shapes, bold colors, and luxurious materials.

  • This style is characterized by the use of chevrons, sunbursts, and fans in decoration,

  • seen in everything from wallpaper to furniture.

  • Art Deco blends symmetrical and asymmetrical forms, often incorporating expensive materials

  • like marble, brass, and exotic woods, along with lush fabrics such as velvet and silk.

  • It's known for its opulence, exemplified by lavish furnishings and rich color schemes

  • including yellows, reds, greens, blues, and pinks.

  • Art Deco is versatile, suitable for both flamboyant and understated modern aesthetics, making

  • it a popular choice in contemporary interior design​.

  • Famous buildings using Art Deco interior design style includes:

  • Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, Mexico

  • Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles, USA,

  • Chrysler Building in New York, USA

  • And Hoover Building in London, UK

  • What is Art Moderne (or Streamline Moderne) Interior Design?

  • Art Moderne, also known as Streamline Moderne, is a branch of the Art Deco movement, characterized

  • by its emphasis on curved forms, long horizontal lines, and sometimes nautical elements.

  • It emerged in the 1930s as a response to the economic depression of the era, focusing on

  • simpler, streamlined designs.

  • This style often incorporates a sense of motion and aerodynamics, reflected in its use of

  • sleek, polished surfaces, chrome, and glass.

  • Interiors in the Art Moderne style are less ornate than traditional Art Deco, favoring

  • a more stripped-down aesthetic that emphasizes functionality and simplicity

  • Famous buildings using Art Moderne interior design style includes:

  • Hecht Company Warehouse in Washington, D.C.

  • , and First Church of Deliverance in Chicago, Illinois

  • What is Art Nouveau Interior Design?

  • Art Nouveau interior design, popular from the late 19th to early 20th century, is known

  • for its emphasis on flowing, organic lines and natural motifs.

  • This style blends form and function, showcasing intricate designs inspired by elements of

  • nature like plants and flowers.

  • Key features include curvilinear shapes, nature-inspired patterns, extensive use of glass and tiles

  • for decorative purposes, and a focus on handcrafted quality.

  • It also integrates art into everyday objects, treating them as works of art.

  • Despite its natural inspiration, Art Nouveau embraced new materials and technologies, marking

  • a shift from traditional 19th-century design to original, holistic approaches.

  • Famous buildings using Art Nouveau interior design style includes:

  • Casa Batlló in Barcelona Spain,

  • tel Tassel in Brussels, Belgium

  • Villa Majorelle in Nancy, France

  • and

  • Maison Hannon in Saint-Gilles, Belgium.

  • What is Artisan Interior Design?

  • Artisan interior design emphasizes the beauty of handcrafted work and high-quality materials.

  • It showcases unique, handmade items that highlight the skill and creativity of individual artisans.

  • Key features include a focus on handcrafted furniture and decor, often using natural materials

  • like wood, stone, and ceramics.

  • This style values craftsmanship, with each piece reflecting quality and attention to

  • detail.

  • Artisan interiors are often personalized and unique, as many items are custom-made or one-of-a-kind.

  • The use of rich textures, intricate details, and a variety of finishes adds depth and character

  • to the spaces, creating an environment that is both personal and connected to traditional

  • crafting techniques​.

  • Famous buildings using Artisan interior design style includes:

  • The Maker Hotel in Hudson, New York

  • Craftsman and Wolves in San Francisco

  • The Nomad Hotel in Los Angeles

  • What is Arts & Crafts Interior Design?

  • Arts and Crafts interior design, emerging in the late 19th and early 20th centuries,

  • emphasizes natural materials, handcrafted quality, and a rejection of industrialization.

  • This style highlights the use of wood, stone, and other natural elements, with a focus on

  • functional, simple design and craftsmanship.

  • Key characteristics include rich wood tones, a color palette of earthy tones, the use of

  • stained glass, and built-in furniture and cabinetry.

  • Decorative artworks that align with the movement's philosophy are often featured.

  • Overall, the Arts and Crafts style values the beauty of artisanal craftsmanship and

  • the inherent qualities of materials

  • Famous buildings using Arts & Crafts interior design style includes:

  • Blackwell House in Bowness-on-Windermere, England

  • Gamble House in Pasadena, California

  • Hill House in Helensburgh, Scotland

  • Gustav Stickley House in Syracuse, New York

  • Fordyce Bathhouse in Hot Springs, Arkansas

  • Full disclosure: the images in the video were created by AI, using specific keywords.

  • I thought it would be interesting to test if AI can accurately represent these styles.

  • However, I have carefully reviewed each image based on my understanding to ensure that it

  • represents the intended style to some degree.

  • That being said, I don't actually have a design background, so If you have a design

  • background, let me know how accurate or inaccurate the image depictions of these styles are.

  • So here you go, I will see you next time, remember to subscribe if you want to learn

  • more random knowledge.

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    Jay に公開 2024 年 01 月 17 日
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