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Furniture Styles Housing I 5.01. Furniture Facts To be legally classified as an antique the furniture piece needs to be 100 years old. Eclectic style.

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1 Furniture Styles Housing I 5.01

2 Furniture Facts To be legally classified as an antique the furniture piece needs to be 100 years old. Eclectic style is mixing different furniture styles from different time periods.

3 Queen Anne  Named after Queen Anne of England who reigned from 1702-1714.  It is characterized by cabriole leg: a curved leg with out-curved knee and incurved ankle. The foot may be a club, a claw-and-ball, a paw or scroll, and there may be a carved ornament on the knee such as the scallop shell or the lion motif

4 Cabriole Leg

5  Japanning was a popular varnish used that gave the surface of the furniture a glossy black or any other color finish.

6  Two popular chair styles copied today that were used:  Wing Chair (upholstered)  Windsor Chair (non-upholstered).

7  Slat back ChairsDesk

8  Wingback ChairChair

9  Windsor Chair with slats

10 Thomas Chippendale  Cabinet maker Thomas Chippendale, published his furniture designs in a book "The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director" in 1754.  The Chippendale style can be classified into three types: French influence, Chinese influence, and Gothic influence.

11  In the United States, the Chippendale style was a more elaborate development of the Queen Anne style with cabriole legs and claw and ball foot. A well known piece of Chippendale furniture is the camelback sofa.

12  Chair with claw-ball foot and intricate carved back Foot stool

13 Claw and ball leg/foot

14  Chippendale had many ornate and elaborately carved pieces.

15  Later years showed the style with straight legs and a Chinese influence

16 Camel-back sofas

17 Marcel Breuer (Bauhaus)  Group of German designers in early 1900s.  Philosophy was “Form follows function” meaning that furniture should be designed for the purpose intended.  Marcel Breuer designs became known as International Style and continue to be produced today

18  Furniture used Chrome-plated tubing for support  Seats and backs were made of canvas, wood, cane, or leather

19 Breuer’s designs  Wassily chair (1925) Cesca chair (1928)

20 Designs cont…..  Aluminum chaise, 1935-36

21 Frank Lloyd Wright  Created the ORGANIC style. Designed to complement natural surroundings.  Believed that furniture should fit easily and naturally into the home.  Furniture was created specifically for each home.  Furniture was geometric shapes and flat surfaces

22 Wright’s Furniture

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24 Falling Water 1936

25 Resources  Housing Decisions pages 332-342  Housing and Interiors pages 576-592  www.collectorcafe.com www.collectorcafe.com  www.harewood.org/chippendale www.harewood.org/chippendale  www.queenanne-colonial-windsorchairs.com www.queenanne-colonial-windsorchairs.com  www.ah.bfn.org www.ah.bfn.org  www.designmuseum./org/design/marcel-breuer www.designmuseum./org/design/marcel-breuer  www.franklloydwright.org www.franklloydwright.org  www.sandstead.com/images/fallingwater www.sandstead.com/images/fallingwater  Copyright ©2007, ABCD, All rights reserved.


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