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Mission/Arts & Crafts
The arts-and-crafts movement started during the early 1900s as a reaction to the heavy ornamentation of the Victorian era and the Industrial Revolution’s reliance on mass production. The arts-and-crafts style focused on craftsmanship in simple shapes with natural materials, honest construction, and spare ornamentation. It was a style that felt down to earth and accessible and made the term "simple" respectable in a refreshing way. Mica shades and burnished brass are typical examples of the materials used in arts-and-crafts design light fixtures. The broad horizontal lines of the light fixtures mimic those found in the strong, linear architectural features of that period. The Even though there is a distinct difference between the two styles, their use of materials and colors make them comfortable partners. |
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