Furniture stores in Boston offer a broad range selection from high-end furniture to more budget-friendly options. If you are wondering what style of furniture you should shop for, here is a small overview of some common furniture styles you may encounter:
Antique: At least a century old, antique furniture is typically made from wood and has unique, ornate details that allow dealers to easily date them.
American Colonial: First introduced by American colonists in the 17th and 18th century and is centered around simple, movable, and functional designs.
Traditional: Features graceful ornamentation, straightened lines, and tapered legs with warm colors and architectural design elements..
Vintage: Not as old as antique furniture, vintage furniture is usually between 50 and 100 years old.
Rustic: Typically made with basic timber or other natural materials, including hide, cotton, and linen.
Retro: Furniture with modern designs that imitates past fashion trends.
Modern: Modern style came out of the early 1900s modernist movement. It’s best known for its use of monochromatic color palettes and materials like steel, vinyl, leather, and plastic.
Relaxed Modern: Minimalist aesthetic and a relaxed, sophisticated vibe. Sleek silhouettes pair with deep plush seating
Minimalist: Minimalist furniture combines traits from Scandinavian Contemporary, Modern, and Arts and Craft furniture, resulting in a simple utilitarian style with round shapes and smooth edges.
Contemporary: Refers to furniture that is popular today.
Shabby Chic: Originating from 1980s England, shabby chic combines worn, vintage furniture with an interesting brush and paint effect (usually in white)..
Casual Luxe: This Bassett refined rustic look mixes rustic finishes and familiar country forms with sophisticated styles and neutral color palettes.
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