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Furniture glossary term of the Day:
ADAM STYLE - British neoclassical style that predominated from about 1760 to 1790. It was established by architect Robert Adam and his brother, James. A reaction to the more fanciful rococo style of the 1750s, it is characterized by slender, graceful lines, refined shapes, and restrained ornamentation. ARMCHAIR - Seating that has both a backrest and armrests (see bergère and fauteuil). ARMOIRE - Tall, upright cupboard or wardrobe that does not contain drawers and may or may not contain shelves. It closes with a door or doors at the front. |
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