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  • Pilasters - doric style becuase the capital, entablature and shaft is simple. There aren’t any carvings, like corinthian papyrus leaves or volutes in the ionic columns.

  • Windows are more rococo, gothic, or baroque style because of the paneled windows.

  • The moulding looks like Greek fret patterns

  • Romanesque arches

  • Gold inlays in the furniture which is considered more Egyptian style

  • Paneling in the walls which could be considered more Rococo style

  • The legs on the side tables are egyptian style due to the animal style feet.

  • Lots of Gold accents which are more Egyptian

  • The whole room is very light which could be seen first in Gothic architecture

  • Very light colors in general which are more rococo. During that time it was a direct contrast to the dark and moody baroque interiors.


Page 9

  • Very Greek inspired

  • Ionic columns (volutes and fluted shaft)

  • Klismos style legs

  • Greek style statues which are large (volume, and what Greeks focused on)

  • A very beautiful spacce which is what the Greeks focused on


Page 10

  • medieval interior

  • Small windows, paneled glass

  • Fireplace Centerpiece

  • Some gothic notes because of the arched doorway to the left

  • exposed beams

  • stone wall

  • Dark oak

  • Wooden table

  • the pilaster type on the fireplace seem corinthian - notes to the Roman style

  • Candles in the Chandalier - very medieval

  • candelarbras

  • Stone fireplace


page 11

  • ribbed groin vaulting

  • Gothic/medieval

  • Marble fireplace which could be viewed as Rococo

  • tile pattern which is more Greek

  • Arched Doors which could be viewed as Romanesque

  • Arched mirror above fireplace which is more gothic