Furniture Styles Period and Types


 * Adam
 * Adapted Colonial
 * Adirondack
 * American Chippendale or Pilgrim
 * American Empire
 * American Jacobean
 * American Moderne
 * American Queen Anne
 * American Regency or Directory
 * American Restoration or Pillar and Scroll
 * Anglo-Dutch
 * Art Deco
 * Art Nouveau
 * Arts and Crafts
 * Baroque
 * Bauhaus
 * Belter
 * Biedermeier
 * Block-front
 * Boston Chippendale
 * boule or boulework
 * Byzantine
 * Chinese Chippendale
 * Chinoiserie
 * Chippendale
 * Colonial or Campaign
 * Contemporary
 * Cotswold School
 * Country Chippendale
 * Cromwellian or Commonwealth
 * De Stijl
 * Desornamentado
 * Directoire
 * Duncan Phyfe
 * Early American
 * Early Georgian
 * Eastlake Movement
 * Egyptian
 * Elizabethan style
 * Empire
 * Federal
 * Francois Premier
 * French Provincial
 * French Renaissance
 * Georgian furniture
 * Gothic
 * Gothic-Renaissance
 * Greek Revival
 * Hepplewhite
 * International or International Gothic
 * Italian Renaissance
 * Jacobean
 * Japanese
 * Japonisme
 * Late Regency
 * Later Victorian
 * Louis XIII
 * Louis XIV
 * Louis XV
 * Louis XVI
 * Mannerist
 * Mission
 * Modern
 * Modernist
 * Morris style
 * National Romanticism
 * Naturalistic
 * Neoclassical or le style antique
 * Neo-Gothic or Cathédrale
 * Neo-Grec
 * New York Chippendale
 * Newport Chippendale
 * Palladian
 * Pennsylvania Dutch
 * Philadelphia Chippendale
 * Pop Art
 * Queen Anne
 * Regency
 * Renaissance furniture
 * Renaissance Revival
 * Restoration or Carolean
 * Rococo
 * Rococo Revival or Louis Philippe or Louis XV Revival
 * Romano-Byzantine or Italo-Byzantine or Romanesque
 * Scandinavian Modern
 * Second Empire
 * Shaker
 * Sheraton
 * Spanish Renaissance
 * Stuart
 * Tudor
 * Turkish
 * Venetian
 * Victorian
 * Viking Revival or Dragonesque
 * William and Mary