Georgian furniture

Hepplewhite and Sheraton Furniture examples of Georgian Style.

Diagram of British chair backs early Georgian to 2nd half of 18th century.

Georgian Panelling or 18th century panelling as it is sometimes called is characterised by a three part division into frieze, field and dado. Often seen floor to ceiling, the tall raised and fielded panels were used to make the room feel taller and grander.

w.50cm d.41cm h.86cm Mahogany, please visit the store to view the range of upholstery fabrics available. Timeless reproduction furniture of the highest quality from Iain James. This British made furniture focuses on traditional furniture design, inspired by such makers as Adam, Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Sheraton. Each piece is created through the selective use of decorative […]

By the 1780s the sweeping curves of the late Baroque and the exuberant ornament of the Rococo were giving way to a renewed interest in classical precedents, which found expression in the delicate, rectilinear forms of the Neoclassical, or Federal, style.

Furniture complements the building and imitates English prototypes. Neo-Palladian and Early Georgian styles have been brought over but have either a new interpretation. The Queen Anne, Chippendale,…

Georgian architecture lends significance and a sense of history to this brand-new estate home.

The architect, along with designer Elissa Cullman, designs a country home for a young family that savors the past

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