Art Nouveau interior design

Art Nouveau style inspiration

Whiplash curves, botanical motifs, and handcrafted detail - an early-modern style where architecture grows like a garden. Art Nouveau brings the flowing lines of plants, vines, and flowers into the built environment. Furniture, lighting, glass, and architecture work as one continuous composition, balancing natural motifs with a highly crafted sense of ornament. The movement flourished across Europe between the 1890s and the First World War, with distinct expressions in Paris, Brussels, Glasgow, Vienna, and Barcelona. Its designers rejected historic imitation in favor of a new language drawn from nature.