
The Victorian style was a design style that was popular during the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901). During this period, technology advanced due to the influence of the Industrial Revolution, and furniture designs became more diverse.
The Victorian style has three distinctive elements:
- 1: Eclectic style
- The Victorian style is an eclectic style that incorporates many different styles from the past, including revivals of Gothic, Renaissance and Rococo.
- 2: Diversity of decoration
- They are rich in carving and decoration, especially floral and foliage motifs, and the development of mechanical woodcarving allowed for intricate designs.
- 3: New furniture
- New furniture items were created that combined practicality and design, such as the Courtship Chair, designed for enjoying conversation, and the compact Davenport Desk.
Victorian style furniture is still loved by many people today for its luxury and versatility.