1. Organic shapes and forms: Art Nouveau interiors were characterized by the use of organic, flowing shapes and fluid lines rather than the linear, geometric style of the preceding Art Deco era.
2. Nature-inspired motifs: Botanical and animal motifs were a key feature of Art Nouveau interiors, including the use of floral and leaf patterns, vines, and curved lines.
3. Rich and exotic materials: Art Nouveau interiors featured rich and exotic materials, including wood, glass, metal, and ceramics. These materials were often enhanced with intricate carvings and embellishments.
4. Curved lines and arches: Architectural features in Art Nouveau interiors included curved lines, arches, and asymmetric shapes, which created a sense of flow and movement.
5. Decorative lighting: Art Nouveau interiors made use of decorative lighting fixtures that were often crafted from intricate metalwork and frosted glass.
6. Bold colors: Art Nouveau interiors incorporated bold colors, such as deep blues, greens, and purples, as well as warmer hues like gold and copper.
7. Attention to detail: Art Nouveau interiors were characterized by an attention to detail and craftsmanship, with every element carefully selected and arranged for maximum impact.
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