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The book "Interior Design During the Industrial Revolution: A Comprehensive Guide to The Golden Age of Interior Design" explores how the Industrial Revolution changed the materials, functionality, and aesthetics of interior spaces, going deep into this revolutionary period.
This thorough guide explores the major developments in interior design that took place between the late 18th and the early 20th centuries, emphasizing how societal changes and technical breakthroughs affected how people created and furnished their homes and workplaces.
It examines how mass manufacturing affects furniture styles, increasing accessibility to exquisite designs while simultaneously inspiring a return to handcrafted craftsmanship as a reaction against the perceived dehumanization of industrial processes.
The book describes how upper-class dwellings prioritized luxury and opulence, frequently utilizing exotic materials and extravagant decorations, whereas middle-class homes embraced standardized designs for uniformity and efficiency.
It highlights how global connections introduced new materials, themes, and design philosophies into the mainstream and highlights the significance that cross-cultural exchanges and colonial influences played in defining interior design.
Finally, "Interior Design During the Industrial Revolution" offers a comprehensive analysis of how the social and technological advancements of the time affected interior design.
This book can prove to be a resourceful addition to your books library.
