History of Architecture, Furniture

and Interior Design Styles

Warm-Up Week 1

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Value= 6 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the
image
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Ancient Egypt 2500-1075 BCE

• Example of Ancient Egyptian Tomb or • Example of Ancient Egyptian Stool or

Temple Chair

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Ancient Egypt 2500-1075 BCE

• Example of Ancient Egyptian • Example of Ancient Egyptian

Headrest or “Pillow” Vases/Containers

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Bonus: Example of Ancient Egyptian Decoration

• Painting, hieroglyphics, cabinet, or • Painting, hieroglyphics, cabinet, or

funerary couch/bed funerary couch/bed

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of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 2

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Value= 12 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the
image
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Ancient Greece 499-79 BCE

• Example of ancient Greek architecture • Table

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Ancient Greece 499-79 BCE ___ /3

• Chair • Kline

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Ancient Rome 509-180 BCE ___ /3

• Example of ancient Roman • Frescos or Mosaics

architecture

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• Lectus • Chair or Stool

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Bonus: Ancient Roman Buildings/Businesses ___ /3
509-180 BCE
• Brazier and cooking area/kitchen • Images from excavated buildings in
Pompeii

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 3

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Value= 9 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the
image
 Middle (Medieval) Ages 400-1500 AD ___ /3

• Example of Medieval architecture • Primitive chests and Hutches- these

were a multi-purpose type of
furniture used for packing household
items but also sometimes used as a
seat, desk, table, and a couch for
sleeping

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Gothic 1150-1500 AD:

• Example of a Gothic Cathedral • Cabinets and chests (Furniture was

heavily carved and decorated)

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Gothic 1150-1500 AD:

• Gothic four-poster bed • Tapestries

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Bonus: Gothic 1150-1500 AD
• Gothic Sculpture from the exterior or • Gothic Stained Glass Rose Window
interior of a Gothic Cathedral

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 4

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Value= 9 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the
image
 Renaissance 14th to 17th Century ___/3
Ornate furniture with a heavy influence of Greek and
Roman ideals
• Renaissance Cathedral Exterior • Renaissance Cathedral Interior

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 Renaissance 14th to 17th Century ___/3
Ornate furniture with a heavy influence of Greek and
Roman ideals
• Public and/or Domestic Buildings • Four poster bed

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 Renaissance 14th to 17th Century ___/3
Ornate furniture with a heavy influence of Greek and
Roman ideals
• Chair • Inlaid tables using ebony, marble,
and/or mosaic tiles

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 Bonus: Renaissance 14th to 17th Century ___/3
Ornate furniture with a heavy influence of Greek and
Roman ideals
• Cabinet • Tapestries

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 5

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Value= 9 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the
image
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Baroque & Rococo, 17th Century & first half of the 18th Century
(approximately 1600s to 1750s)… Opulent and exaggerated, grand in
style and size, small details as accents, also sumptuous and luxurious
• Baroque or Rococo Architecture • Baroque or Rococo Architecture
Exterior Interior

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 Baroque & Rococo, 17th Century & first half of the 18th Century ___/3
(approximately 1600s to 1750s)… Opulent and exaggerated, grand in
style and size, small details as accents, also sumptuous and
luxurious
• Chair covered in silk brocade • Inlaid tables with elegant carvings
along the legs

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 Baroque & Rococo, 17th Century & first half of the 18th Century ___/3
(approximately 1600s to 1750s)… Opulent and exaggerated, grand in
style and size, small details as accents, also sumptuous and
luxurious
• Bedroom furniture with a lot of
• Gilded furniture ornamentation

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Bonus: Baroque & Rococo, 17th Century & first half of the
18th Century (approximately 1600s to 1750s)…

• Cabinet • Ewer, Vase, Goblet, or Glass

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 6

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Value= 13.5 points

One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the image
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Georgian (approximately 1720-1760, 18th
century)
• Georgian Style Architecture from • Georgian Chair
18th century

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Georgian (approximately 1720-1760, 18th
century)
• Chippendale Cabinet
• Bonus Points: Georgian Décor Item
(dishes, silverware, clock, or
decorative items)

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Gothic Revival (1750 through 1860)

• Gothic Revival house • Gothic Revival Cabinet or Hutch

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Gothic Revival (1750 through 1860)
• Gothic Revival Chair or Sofa • Bonus Points: Gothic Revival Table,
Décor item or Clock

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Neoclassical/Louis XVI, 1750-1850
• Neoclassical or Louis XVI Architecture • Neoclassical or Louis XVI Chair or
Sofa

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Neoclassical/Louis XVI, 1750-1850
• Wedgewood Jasperware • Bonus Points: Neoclassical or Louis XVI
Vase (make sure this is from the Clock, sculpture, table or cabinet
correct century)

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 6

Insert your name here

Value= 13.5 points

One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the image
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Georgian (approximately 1720-1760, 18th
century)
• Georgian Style Architecture from • Georgian Chair
18th century

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Georgian (approximately 1720-1760, 18th
century)
• Chippendale Cabinet • Bonus Points: Georgian Décor Item
(dishes, silverware, clock, or
decorative items)

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Gothic Revival (1750 through 1860)

• Gothic Revival house • Gothic Revival Cabinet or Hutch

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Gothic Revival (1750 through 1860)
• Gothic Revival Chair or Sofa • Bonus Points: Gothic Revival Table,
Décor item or Clock

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Neoclassical/Louis XVI, 1750-1850
• Neoclassical or Louis XVI Architecture • Neoclassical or Louis XVI Chair or
Sofa

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Neoclassical/Louis XVI, 1750-1850
• Wedgewood Jasperware • Bonus Points: Neoclassical or Louis
Vase (make sure this is from the XVI Clock, sculpture, table or cabinet
correct century)

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 7

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Value= 12 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the image
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Empire or Federalist, 1800-1820
• Exterior View of Architecture • Interior View of Architecture

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Empire or Federalist, 1800-1820
• Chair or Sofa • Table, Secretary, or sideboard

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Empire or Federalist, 1800-1820
• Clock, Vase, decorative pottery, or household decor

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Victorian, 1837-1901
• Exterior View of Architecture • Interior View of a Victorian home
(Parlor, Drawing Room, Bedroom, etc)

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 Victorian furniture designers of the era drew on various ___/3
Victorian, 1837-1901 influences, including elements of Gothic, Tudor,
Elizabethan, Renaissance, English Rococo and
Neoclassical styles.

Chair or sofa Table, desk, or cabinet

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 Victorian furniture designers of the era drew on various ___/1.5
Victorian, 1837-1901 influences, including elements of Gothic, Tudor,
Elizabethan, Renaissance, English Rococo and
Neoclassical styles.

• Clock, Vase, decorative pottery, or decorative household decor

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 8

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Value= 15 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the
image
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Arts and Crafts Movement (1880s- 1920s)
Show two examples of interiors or furniture by the following designer…
• William Morris

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Charles Rennie Mackintosh
• Interior • Furniture

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Art Nouveau (1880s-1920s)
Show two examples of buildings, interiors or furniture by the following designer,
add third example for bonus points…
• Victor Horta

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Art Nouveau (1880s-1920s)
Show two examples of buildings, interiors or furniture by the following designer,
add third example for bonus points…
• Antoni Gaudi

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Frank Lloyd Wright “Prairie Style”
• Exterior • Interior

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 History
of Architecture, Furniture and
Interior Design Styles
Warm-Up Week 9

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Value= 12 points
One point for each furniture image and .5 points for each URL resource that goes with the
image
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Modern (late 1900s to 1930s)- Lack of
ornamentation, very geometric
• Show two buildings, interiors, or furniture by the following
designer(s), add third example for bonus points… Adolf Loos and/or Peter
Behrens (both early influencers of the Modern style)

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Modern (late 1900s to 1930s)
• Show buildings, interiors, or furniture • Show buildings, interiors, or furniture
by the following by the following designer… Walter
designer, add third example for bonus Gropius- Bauhaus Designer (Germany)
points… Gerrit Rietveld- De Stijl
Designer (Holland)

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 Art Deco (1920s-1930s)- Repeated geometric motifs, ___ / 3
love of the “exotic” (influences from the Orient, Egypt,
Morocco, etc.), and aerodynamic shaped forms
• Show two examples of buildings, interiors or furniture in the Art Deco style
(preferably one European example and one American
Example), add third example for bonus points…

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Moderne (1920s-1930s)- Tubular-steel, glass,
and wooden furniture
• Show two examples of interiors or furniture by the following
designers, add third example for bonus points… Eileen Gray, Rene Lalique, or Serge
Chermayeff

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