Chapter 5 Cabinetry Styles I Crossword

style used to describe pieces from 1620 to about 1790
style characterized by clean, undecorated products with flat surfaces
measure of how well a room matches a historic, original room
curved leg that ends with an ornamental foot
chest of drawers stacked one on top of the other
furniture that was often made of bamboo
provincial style furniture as it is called in the US
all the current furniture styles
this style featured highly carved mahogany and walnut and rarely uses veneers
first american designer to adapt European and asian styles
furnishings that combine colonial and plain styles with curved edges, turnings, & bent woods
design style that includes brick & stone masonry
style of furniture with graceful, curved edges
carved geometric shapes
a table with legs that swing out to support hinged table leaves
home design with symmetrically arranged windows, doors, and rooms
characteristics that includes spindly, square, straight legs
cabinet with drawers on legs