Rustic (style)

Esquema

Getty AAT: Generic styles, periods, and cultures

Descripción

A generic style, particularly in the context of decorative arts and interior design, characterized by the use of rural motifs and themes, especially incorporating furniture made of wood or metal, the main components of which are carved and fretted to resemble the branches of trees. The style that appeared in the mid-18th century with the theme of the idealization of nature and the simple life. The style was especially popular in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Britain, and the United States.

URI original del concepto

http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300310541

Otros términos

  • rustic style [en]