WorksheetsFurniture styles
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What period are these chairs from?
Bauhaus
2nd Empire
Modern
Victorian
This furniture is made to endure wear and tear. This furniture is comfortable yet sturdy and made from domestic woods.
Casual
Art Nouveau
Victorian
Country
These are _________________ chairs.
Hepplewhite
Belter
Duncan Phyfe
Sheraton
A term used to describe the arts of the Middle Ages is...
Gothic
Arabesque
Neoclassic
Empire
This piece of furniture belongs to which design period?
Art Deco
Bauhaus
Art Nouveau
Mission/Arts & Crafts/Prairie
This piece belongs in which design period?
Victorian
2nd Empire
Federal
Bauhaus
Which furniture style was not popular in the 20th century ?
Art Nouveau
Frank Lloyd Wright
Bauhaus
Rocco
This piece of furniture belongs to which design period?
Bauhaus
Art Deco
Art Nouveau
Modern
Which of the following is a characteristic of an ECLECTIC style?
Plaids and floral prints
Minimalism
Mixed styles, periods, and influences
Bulky furniture with dark wood
What style of furniture has clean lines, looks sleek, is both elegant and functional. This style was influenced by traditional Nordic methods.
Frank Lloyd Wright
Traditional
Scandinavian
Casual
Which of the following is a characteristic of a TRADITIONAL style?
Dark Woods
Sleek, Clean Lines
Lots of colors
Lots of white
Chair back has two upright posts connected by horizontal slats.
Slatback chair
Ladder-back chair
Federal style chair
Sheraton chair
This type of furniture had heavy proportions and was considered to mark the decline of American furniture. Sometimes referred to as "butchered furniture."
American Empire
Victorian
Shaker
Country
This type of furniture was designed by the same man who designed Prairie style houses. This furniture uses simple lines and emphasizes nature. The designs were organic, using geometric shapes, slats, and flat surface. It is referred to as either Prairie style furniture or....
Walter Gropius furniture
Frank Lloyd Wright furniture
Mies Van Der Rohe furniture
This type of furniture was made for artistic viewing not its cost. Made to rebel against victorian style furniture. Had almost no ornamentation, was created from inexpensive woods instead of mahogany and satinwood.
Bauhaus
Federal
Art Nouveau
Contemporary
Graceful lines, balance, and proportions. Considered elegant and formal. Hand-rubber finishes, designs, and carvings. Often seen in darker tones/finishes.
Traditional
American Georgian
Jacobean
Gothic
American Georgian furniture. Common chair during this time.
Queen Anne chair
Slotback chair
Wicker rocker
Windsor rocker
Late Renaissance furniture focused on the reigns of who?
Henry IV and Louis XIII
Louis XIV and Andre Charles Boulle
Henry V
Louis XV
Neoclassic style furniture used what type of furniture leg?
Cabriole legs
Tapered legs
Curved legs with scroll foot
Straight legs with goat's hoof
Produced during the reign of James I and Charles I ?
Elizabethan
Tudor
Jacobean
Empire
