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The Baroque taste has arisen in Italy of a XVII-th century and has extended across all Europe. For this style the ostentatious luxury though it keeps in itself(himself) such important line of classical style, as symmetry is characteristic.
The List was popular always, and in a Baroque taste it became simply necessary as interiors demanded a lot of colour and the large, ornated details. A ceiling decorated with frescos, walls from the painted marble and gilding were very popular. In an interior contrast colours were often used: it was quite often possible to meet the marble floor reminding a chessboard. Gold was everywhere, and everything that it was possible to cover with gilding, has been gilt. Any corner of the house did not disregard at dressing.
The Furniture was the present subject of art, and, appear, intended only for an interior ornament. Chairs, sofas and armchairs were upholstered with the road richly painted by a fabric. There were widespread huge beds with балдахинами and coverlets streaming downwards and huge cases. Mirrors were decorated by sculptures and a stucco moulding with a vegetative pattern. As a material just for decoration often used a southern nut and the Ceylon ebony.
The Baroque taste will not approach for small premises as massive furniture and ornaments take a lot of place and that the room did not look as a museum, there should be a lot of a free space. If nevertheless very much it is pleasant to you to baroque, even in a small room it is possible to recreate spirit of this style, having limited to stylisation, using some details of baroque, such as:
- figurines and vases with a vegetative ornament;
- gobelins on walls;
- a mirror in a gilt frame with a stucco moulding;
- chairs with carved backs etc.
It is important, that used details were combined among themselves, differently the interior will look coarse and insipid.