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Georgian Style Interior Design
Update: 28/03/2015
Early Georgian style was the tail-end of Queen Anne design, and this gradually became more severe in its lines and architectural detail. The style was copied from Ancient Greece and Rome, however a lot of Chinese design showed through in the interior. Chinese motifs like peonies and chrysanthemums were found in the fabric and Chinese porcelain and motif table lamps were common. colour schemes were pale and subtle cream, dusky rose, sage, pea green, powder blue. Florals were also found, and in more grander houses, gold and murals were the preferred wall coverings. Upholstery and curtains often had matching fabric.
The Georgian interior design style is characterized by delicate furniture with elaborately carved cabriole legs, ball-and-claw feet, broken pediments, ornate carvings, piercing and gilding. Fabrics were luxurious, with colours and patterns kept subtle. A royal style extended into common houses with cabriole legs and claw feet on chairs and baths creating an almost throne-like feel. Mahogany slowly replaced walnut as the wood of choice. The fireplace was the heart of the room and was often fully outfitted with cast iron, carved pillars and medallions, and an opulent fire screen.
To Recap, the main characteristics of the georgian interior design style are...
- Copied from Ancient Greece and Rome but with Chinese influences.
- Decorative pocelain and luxurious fabrics as features.
- Motifs like peonies and chrysanthemums used.
- Colour schemes were pale and subtle.
- Cabriole legs and claw feet on chairs and baths.
- Fireplace at the heart of the room.
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