History of Art and Interior Design III

Best French designer of Art Deco period

Most significant creative designer to have he most impact on today's design. Desgined the LCW chair and Organic chair

Chinese cabinet maker and architect; designed the Peacock, Wishbone seat, Valet chair

Designed the Egg chair, Swan chair and Ant chair

Designed the Coconut and Pretzel chair

Finnish architect who believed that plastic was the ost appropriate material for furniture; designed the Womb chair and Tulip chair

Made the 1st stacking chair anf the Paimio chair

French industrial designer famous for his futuristic Djinn chairs

First Danish furniture designer to be recognized internationally

Designed the Heart chair and the Phantom chair

A sculptor who used steel wire frame for his furniture; famous for his Diamond chair

Finnish interior and industrial designer; one of the pioneers in plastic furniture design; designed the ball chair, bubble chair, pastille chair and tomato chair

Designed the Ribbon chair

Founder of the early 1980's Memphis Collective; designed the carlton shelving

Often used wood in furniture designs to make biomorphic sculptures related to surrealism

Designed the Ghost chair

Designed the wiggle chair

Chinese symbol of the first ranked officials

Chinese symbol for 3rd ranked officials

Which of the following is not a type of Chinese furniture according to construction?

A Chinese chair with a splat in a semi circular back that continues as armrest with a square seat and straight legs

Low chinese coffee or tea tale with horse hoofed legs

Dining table with 8 immortals. Suitable for 8-10 people

A chinese folding screen coated in black or dark lacquer used to separate gender areas in the courtyard

Chinese daybed

Chinese cabinet hat has drawers to store medicinal herbs

Which of the following is not a principle of the Japanese tea ceremony

In a Japanese garden, the cherry trees symbolizes _______

The rocks symbolizes ___________ in a Japanese garden

A consciousness of place; simultaneous awareness of form and non-form deriving from an intensification of vision

Sliding doors covered with a thick paper used to separate tatami rooms. Used for internal divisions and usually six feet high

A Japanese transom detail. Placed between the ceiling and shoji

Japanese paper

Sliding doors covered with thin paper posted over wood grid and frame door

A formal Japanese tea room usually has __________ tatami mats

The usual size of a tatami mat

Japanese meditative altar, a thick panel of wood with a scroll hanging over. It evolved into a display of valued possessions

Japanese art of stone appreciation

Japanese decorative poles that are part of the tea room alcove

Raised area or platform within a room on which the tokonoma is usually located

Bamboo window lattices often seen in Japanese garden structures/tea houses as a visual way of separating spaces while maintaining an airy quality

Japanese hearth found at the center of the house

Japanese chest

Japanese Buddhist altars; a wooden cabinet with doors that enclose and protect a religios icon

Japanese built in shelving

Japanese seating cushion

Japanese Shinto altar and is placed near the ceiling

Ante sala of the bahay na bato

Open terrace of bahay na bato

Vestibulefor storage

Toilet of bahay na bato

Dining room of bahay na bato

Horse stable

Ceiling fan

Wooden casement window

Pierced transom between the wall and ceiling

Tray like panel that decorated wall sidings

"Lazy chair" a lounging chair derived from the Chinese reclining chairs

Plantation chair. Has extended flat and longer wide armrests that also acted as foot stools and with curule like legs and upright back.

A settee patterned after the church pew

Philippine counterpart of the Vienna bentwood chair; used iron instead of bentwood

Window or procession high chair; originally placed near doors and windows to get a good view of passers by

Lounge cair or daybed

Desk or writing table sometimes with a roll-top

Ladies' dresser with drawers and mounted by a mirror

A generic name for cabinets

Dining room cupboard used for storing dishes

Hat and cane rack

Vernacular term for chair

Motif used in the posts of the Ah-tay bed

Baby crib

A more elaborate painadora which features three full length mirrors, two of which could be adjusted

The Capiya was usually found in the _________

The Kuna is usually found in the _______

Water cistern