'Art Nouveau and Art Deco offer two distinct yet equally captivating design aesthetics', says interior designer Nina ...

"Enter Art Nouveau, a full-blown rebellion against earlier revival styles and the rigid, reason-driven Empire aesthetic. Art Nouveau embraced curvilinear lines, organic forms, asymmetry (which ...

Translating to “new art” in French, the Art Nouveau aesthetic bloomed from New York to Moscow at the end of the 1800s and demonstrated a unified effort by artists and designers to grapple with ...

Art Nouveau was the key style from the 1880s up until World War I, and there are definitely some similarities to be drawn between it and Art Deco interior design. Advertisement ...

Today, around Brussels, banners on lampposts regularly make the claim, “Capital of Art Nouveau”. The aesthetic movement that flourished in the late 19th century across western Europe is often ...

To inhabit an Art Nouveau house was a mark of wealth and status. It showed you were successful – those big windows weren’t just designed to let in more light, they also showed off the riches ...

The painter’s second show with Monya Rowe Gallery in New York extends his contemporary Art Nouveau aesthetics with more refined works and interior scenes. Skip to Main Content.

Full of flowy dresses and celestial symbols, the whimsigoth aesthetic has overtaken social media. Here's what you need to know about it. ... Rococo, and Art Nouveau influence as well, ...

Art Nouveau, though seen in architecture, is most prevalent in the decorative arts. It originated in the 1880s and often featured forms and motifs inspired by vines, flower stems, or other natural ...

LONDON — When Belgian Art Nouveau gained widespread public recognition at the International Exposition of 1897 in Brussels, it quickly became fashionably known as “Style Congo” because of ...