Shabby chic

Esquema

Getty AAT: Generic styles, periods, and cultures

Descripción

A style, particularly in the context of interior design, characterized by European or American antiques or replicas of antiques that that show evidence of wear and age, such as layers of paint that are worn and chipped and faded or muted fabrics. The style first developed in Britain. The term was coined in the "World of Interiors" magazine in the 1980s and has become a registered trademark for a US company.

URI original del concepto

http://vocab.getty.edu/aat/300310539

Otros términos

  • shabby-chic [en]
  • chic, shabby [en]