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Shabby Chic
"The Shabby Chic" style was created by British designer Rachel Asheville in the 80s and relevant to the present day.
The furniture and decor used in this style is the result of the redesign (renovation) of obsolete furniture.
One of the important nuances of bringing the Shabby Chic style to your home is choosing the right color. Colours must be gentle and pastel. These tones can be blue, pink, ivory, and white.
A light natural tree or a parquet board can also be used as floor covering.
It is better to whiten the ceiling and not touch the curved parts. (This highlights the uniqueness and naturalness of the Shabby Chic style.)
In this style the walls can be painted in white or one of the colors mentioned above, or wallpaper with floral motif (correct) can be used.
Classic
"The classic style"(Classic style) - is an architectural style based on principles of Ancient Greek and Roman architecture of about century BC until 3 century A.C.
The clearest examples of the classic style are the great religious temples embodying the "principles of regularity", "symmetry", "geometry", "proportional division" and "perspective". From the Renaissance through to the discovery of "modernism", the classic style somehow has shown itself in the West.
In "Romanesque", "Gothic", "Baroque" and other architectural styles one or more features of the classic style can be seen. The main features of this style are huge columns and proportionately arranged wallpapers of columns (Doric, Ionic, Corinthian).
In general, the proportions, symmetry and ratio of individual particles to the construction project are factors characterizing the style.
Neoclassic
"Neoclassic (Neoclassicism) – in response to the Baroque and the Rococo styles, the architects of this style, which appeared in France in the middle of the XVIII century, wanted to return the principles of nobility and grandeur to architecture again.
In the 18th century, there was a great interest in archaeology and antiques. In particular, the emergence of style as a result of excavations in Pompey, Hercules, other ancient Greek cities and settlements further strengthened this process.
Simple geometry, empty walls, wide use of columns, grandeur and width are the main characteristic features of this style.
Neoclassicism was perceived as a sign of strength, wit and charm in Europe, America and many other places. This style was most developed in the construction of supreme courts.
Modern
"The modern style" - spread by the end of the XIX century, beginning with the Bauhaus school in Germany at the beginning of the XX century, by architect Le Corbusier in France, as well as architect Frank Loyd Wright in the USA.
Recent technological innovations combined with improvements in the quality of engineering and building materials, as well as the desire to move away from historical architectural styles, eventually laid the foundation for a fully functional and new style, the modern style.
Concrete, iron and glass are the most frequently used materials in this style. The characteristic features of the style are minimalism, lack of superfluous details and decor."
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