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Characterized by symmetry, simplicity, and fine craftsmanship

Heavily influenced by Greek style, but with added opulence and comfort

Pointed arches and religious motifs, making use of vertical lines and height

Reflects the richness and power of the pharaohs with gold, carvings, and inlays

Revival of classical forms and symmetry with rich materials and ornamentation

Light, airy, and decorative style with an emphasis on asymmetry and curves

Return to classical simplicity and grandeur with controlled ornamentation

Opulence and drama with ornate carvings, bold shapes, and rich colors

Influenced by the American Federal period with refined decor, straight lines, and contrasting inlays

Robust and heavy with a natural, earthy feel; often made from unprocessed woods and stone

Functional, simple designs with clean lines and a focus on industrial materials

Clean lines, organic curves, and a seamless flow between form and function

Handcrafted, utilitarian design, with simple forms and a focus on natural materials

Ornate and elaborate, with dark woods, heavy fabrics, and complex patterns

Minimalist design, functionality, and use of natural wood and light colors

Flowing lines, floral motifs, and organic forms; an emphasis on craftsmanship

Simple, honest design with fine craftsmanship and functional form

Rich, dark woods, intricate carvings, and ornate details; named after English designer Thomas Chippendale

Neat, classical lines, and forms with elaborately carved details and floral motifs

Influenced by European styles, with adaptations for tropical climates; use of local woods and rattan

Geometric shapes, bold colors, and use of chrome and glass; influenced by modern art movements

Graceful designs with tapered legs, contrasting veneers, and delicate inlay work

Known for delicate, tapered legs, shield-shaped chair backs, and light construction

Symmetry and monumental scale, with motifs like laurel wreaths, eagles, and swans