Furniture Styles

Question 1

Rows of parallel convex beads used to embellish a leg or other furniture piece.

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Reeding

Question 2

A furniture leg that curves out at the middle and then tapers inward just above and ornamental foot.

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Cabriole Leg

Question 3

A sofa with a curved back.

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Camelback Sofa

Question 4

Legs that are spread at an angle from the center of the piece.

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Splayed Leg

Question 5

A finishing ornament for a pediment, post, or spire.

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Finial

Question 6

Rounded flat pads or disks at the end of furninture legs.

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Pad Foot

Question 7

A table supported by a single central column.

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Pedastal Table

Question 8

Rows of parallel concave beads used to embellish a leg or other furniture piece.

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Fluting

Question 9

A low upholstered seat/footstool without a back or arms.

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Ottoman

Question 10

A sofa consisting of two or more joined sections that can be arranged in different ways to fit room layouts

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Sectional Sofa

Question 11

Interior Design 2 is my favorite class!

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True

Question 12

What is this furniture foot called?

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Bun Foot

Question 13

Minimalist designed sofa with clean lines and often square arms, usually lower than the back.

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Midcentury Modern

Question 14

A table with a drop leaves supported when in use bye a swing out from the frame

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Gateleg Table

Question 15

A leg that becomes smaller and thinner towards the bottom of the piece.

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Tapered Leg

Question 16

What is the name of this foot?

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Ball & Claw Foot

Question 17

A decorative design detail adapted from architecture and applied to furniture.

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Pediment

Question 18

A wooden dining chair with a semi-circular back supported by upright rods.

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Windsor Chair

Question 19

A chair back with vertical wood panel in the center. Can resemblea vase or a fiddle.

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Splat

Question 20

A piece of furniture that has shelves and drawers. Typically for storing dishes. Food can also be placed on top.

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Buffet

Question 21

What is this furniture foot called?

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Bracket Foot

Question 22

Legs that have been shaped using various tools while a block of wood is spun on a lathe.

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Turned Leg

Question 23

A sofa with a short, squared, overstuffed back and seat cushions, with rolled or squared arms, lower than the back

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Lawson Sofa

Question 24

A wood desk with a fold-out top, drawers and a hutch with shelves for books. Maybe wood or glass doors.

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Secretary

Question 25

A streamline type of sofa with arms the same height as its back.

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Tuxedo Sofa

Question 26

A chair back having a form resembling that of a heart-shape medevil shield.

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Shield

Question 27

A high-backed armchair with side pieces projecting from the back. Originally in order to protect the sitter from drafts

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Wing Chair

Question 28

Decorative spindles formed by turning a piece of wood on a lathe and cutting designs into the wood as it spins.

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Turning

Question 29

A chair with side supports for the arms. There may be fabric or structure between the support and the seat

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Arm Chair

Question 30

A tall, freestanding cabinet with doors that hide shelves/drawers. Also space for hanging clothes.

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Wardrobe/Armoire

Question 31

A tall chest of drawers. Generally made of separate pieces, not meant to come apart. The piece is supported by four legs

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Highboy

Question 32

A chair back with a number of horizontal slats.

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Ladder

Furniture Styles

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Furniture Styles

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