Interior Styles

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All styles of interior design can be divided into historical, modern and ethnic. They, in turn, consist of a number of directions, the relevant geographic, social, taste and other factors.

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The product range of the company "Lotusmebel" styles are used:

Classic style

To style the strict proportionality and harmony of all its parts. Furniture also inherent geometric, clear joint elements, straight or slightly curved shape. The decor is used in minimal amounts. This is a respectable interior in the spirit of tradition. Modern interiors traditional focus on Western classifications collectively referred to - "Tradinional". In the modern interior perfectly combines classic style with other styles and forms an eclectic mixture.

Nouveau

In the late XIX - early XX century. in all European countries, a new major line with the general, characterized, although different names. In Austria - Secession (from the word secessio - retreat, department), in Germany - Jugendstil (young style), Art Nouveau (new art) in France, Liberty - in Italy, modern (contemporary) - England and Russia. This direction introduces a completely new interior design and decorative objects. In finishing a lot of attention is paid to the stylized plant patterns, flexible, fluid forms. In parallel with the use of exotic materials and ornaments developing constructivist line with its characteristic rectilinear forms and clear construction. Art Nouveau - the most popular in modern interior design.

It is safe to say that the "ideal" style does not exist and can not be. Style, like everything else in real life, constantly transformed, and, along with the generally accepted historical styles coexisting individual styles.

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From interior design, it is important to know the classification of interior styles. Profession of interior designer is relatively recent, from the beginning of XX century. Therefore, the development of design styles of the past is not a very big way. As a result, you can select only three main periods:

1. Era to design. At this time, a designer does not exist.
2. Epoch of formation of the design. A time when the profession was formed designer.
3. The era of design. Modern times, in which the design was finally developed into an independent profession and as an art.