Art Nouveau Interior Design

Characteristics

The Art Nouveau design

movement began
seeding its roots as early
as the 1890s among
those looking to shift
from the heavy
Victorian era of
decorating. The design
elements of Art
Nouveau mainly
include:

Hardwood, both stained and

varnished, normally covered with
an oriental or colorful rug.

Tiffany Lamps and stained glass windows

both create and add to the Art Nouveau
atmosphere.

Colors are a personal choice as long as its

kept fairly light and intriguing: sage greens,
browns, mustards, and lilacs

The look and

furniture
incorporates
stylized
flowers, leaves,
buds and roots
like those
shown in the
image.