Modern Gilded Age Interior Design

The Gilded Age was known for its Beaux-Arts architecture a style defined by a combination of Europes most extravagant periods and its interiors were similarly influenced. We see a definite rococo influence, for one, in Mrs. Russells love of pastels and pattern-mixing.

Theres a reason those decades became referred to as the Gilded Age, and weve a feeling there are a lot more good interiors to come. This article originally appeared in House & Garden UK. Designers share their thoughts on capturing the Gilded Ages opulence but with an updated tone that reflects life in 2026.

Can't get enough of The Gilded Age on HBO? Bring the show's 19th Century glamour to your home with some of our favorite pieces. Julian Fellowes new series The Gilded Age draws heavily on the New York that Edith Wharton wrote about in the last decade of the 19th century. So what can The Gilded Age and by extension Wharton teach us about interior design? Find and save ideas about modern gilded age decor on Pinterest.

#bellahomes #designstyle #homedecor #decorations #design #interiordesigner #informative #maderngildedage #gildedagedecorWhat The Gilded Age Can Teach Us Abou... Theres something about the Gilded Age that keeps coming back to me. The layers, the richness, the sheer drama of it all.

Inside a Gilded Age Town House With a Modern Edge Designer Rob Johansens restoration of the 1899 home in Manhattans Upper East Side is a lesson in time-hopping The elegance of modern design and the luxury of Gilded Age meet in this luxury home! In an era of homogenized landscapes, certain American locales retain a unique identity. Newport, Rhode Island, is such a locale. This coastal summer community, known as the birthplace of the Gilded Age, boasts a collection of opulent neoclassical and Renaissance Revival mansions built by prominent American ...