Table of Contents

Preface
Chap 1 Prehistory
Chap 2 Ancient Civilizations
Chap 3 Classical Civilizations
Chap 4 Early Christian and Byzantine
Chap 5 Romanesque and Islamic
Chap 6 Gothic
Chap 7 The Americas
Chap 8 China, India and South East Asia
Chap 9 Renaissance
Chap 10 Baroque
Chap 11 Rococo
Chap 12 England
Chap 13 In the Colonies
Chap 14 Neoclassicism
Chap 15 Victorian and Historical Revivals
Chap 16 Reform Movements: Arts and Crafts
Chap 17 Africa
Chap 18 Japan and Japonisme
Chap 19 Art Nouveau
Chap 20 Protomodernism
Chap 21 Modernism
Chap 22 Art Deco, Historicism, and the Rise of the Decorator
Chap 23 Other Modernisms
Chap 24 Work: Commercial Interiors
Chap 25 After Modernism: 1960s and 1970s
Chap 26 Postmodernism: 1980s
Chap 27 Deconstruction: 1990s to the present day

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This history of interior architecture covers interior design, architecture, furniture, and design with focus on global design and a spotlight on female designers.

About the Author

Mark Hinchman, PhD, RA, IDEC, is a Professor of Interior Design in the College of Architecture at the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. He teaches design history, architectural history, and interior design studio classes. His education includes studying urban design with Colin Rowe, and culminated with a PhD in Art History from the University of Chicago. In Frankfurt, Germany, he worked for Philipp Holzmann; in Chicago, he worked at Skidmore, Owings, and Merrill; ISD; and the Environments Group, specializing in corporate interiors. A Fulbright scholar in Senegal, West Africa, Hinchman's subsequent research interests were funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Graham Foundation, and the Getty Research Institute. He is on the board of The Society of Architectural Historians, and serves as co-editor of SAHARA, the digital image archive.