Critically acclaimed as the undisputed master of Art Nouveau furniture, Louis Majorelle (1859-1926) combined the qualities of an excellent designer with technical virtuosity. The period
Read MoreThe futuristic style is ideal for progressive and out-of-the-box people. Among its adherents you can find representatives of different age categories. From active urban youth
Read MoreFrancesca Amphitheatroph explains that the Riders of the Knights collection is dedicated to important women of the Middle Ages (Jeanne d’Arc, Queen Elizabeth of England
Read MoreGrunge (from the French la grange – “barn” or “hayloft”) is an interior design style characterized by a harmonious combination of simplicity and solidity, as
Read MoreAntique style in the interior a luxurious and comfortable environment with a touch of sophisticated antiquity The antique style in the interior is a variant
Read MoreShabby chic is an interior design style that makes extensive use of antique or artificially aged pieces of furniture and decor. Shabby chic skillfully combines
Read MoreThe style of Louis XIV is a trend in interior design of the mid-17th – early 18th centuries, which is characterized by an elegant combination
Read MoreRegency is the general name for several similar interior design styles that have arisen in different historical eras. All three main types of regency have
Read MoreQueen Anne Style is the interior style of the early 18th century, which is characterized by romance, elegance and lightness. Queen Anne’s style is restrained
Read MorePop art in the interior is an extravagant style of interior design, which is characterized by an abundance of decor, bold color palette, and original
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