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Neolithic era
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refined tools
Bronze age
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metal tools and molds
Iron age
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improved tool performance
Egypt
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interior design
Greek and roman empire
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columns and interior design
Coinage
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affected trade
Weapons
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division of labor
Dark ages
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disinterest in interior design
Middle ages
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feudal systems
Byzantine empire
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recovery of interior design
Gothic
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interior and exterior design
Renaissance
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art and creativity
India
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architecture came from history culture and religion
Age of enlightenment
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more structured design system
Baroque
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serious
Rococo
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comfort
Industrial revolution
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interior design became more accessible
Neoclassicism
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elegant columns and structures
Gothic revivalism
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irregular shapes
Gilded age
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urbanization
Centennial
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world fair in philly to show technology
Aesthetic movement
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discovering new design styles
Arts and crafts movement
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simple and old design styles
Art nouveau
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natural silhouettes
Art deco
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modern design style
Modernism
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simplicity and rejected noise
Bauhaus
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grand yet minimal
Great depression
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decreased sales resistance
Moma competition
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molded plastic chair
Post war
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consumption focused on american dream
Modernism
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simplicity
Pop culture
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driven by TV
Scandinavian
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functionality
Eclectic
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harmony
Colonial revival
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popular in the US
Postmodernism
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contradiction to the genetic blandness
Contemporary
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simple and color/texture driven

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