Historicism

Older styles in a new edition: Gothic Revival, Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Rococo, often made in factories.

In the nineteenth century forms were borrowed from all earlier styles. The dining room might be Neo-Renaissance, the drawing room Neo-Rococo and the church Gothic Revival.

Industry made it possible to produce ornament cheaply. Criticism of the overloaded rooms led to both Arts and Crafts and modernism.

Dark oak and walnut, richly carved

Styles from different periods mixed in the same room

Heavy drapery and upholstered furniture

Machine-carved ornament that looks handmade