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Unit 6 Vocab ID

Interior Design

TermDefinition
Inventories surveys that identify characteristics that will affect the design plan Multipurpose rooms
Antique a piece of furniture that is at least 100 years old
Turning a method to make rounded forms of furniture
Chair table chair with a large back that protects the occupant from drafts
Trestle table a table with a long rectangular top and a wide vertical support at each end
Trundle bed low bed that can be stored under a high bed during the day
Gateleg table a table with legs on each side that swing out to support drop leaves
Highboy chest of drawers mounted on legs
Cabriole leg a leg that curves out at the middle and then tapers inward just above an ornamental foot
Japanning applying black lacquer to furniture
Wing chair an armchair with a high back and high sides
Windsor chair chair with stick legs and a spindle back inserted into a saddle shaped plank seat
Modular furniture standardized pieces that can fit together in a variety of ways
Adaptations furniture in the style of old design
Inventories surveys that identify characteristics that will affect the design plan
Multipurpose rooms rooms used for many things
Clearance space the additional space furniture takes up when it's in use
Prioritize rate their wants and needs in order of preference
Scale drawing each square representing a given number of inches or centimeters
Templates cutout patterns of furniture or appliances
Contingency fee and additional percentage of the total cost of a project
Resilient flooring flooring with a semi-hard surface
Pile Nap
Primers sealants that makes surfaces nonporous
Alkyd oil or synthetic resin
Stenciling patterns created by using a special brush
Chair rail molding that runs horizontally along a wall at about 3ft
Valance a short length of fabric place along the top of a window
Blinds made of a series of evenly spaced slats that may be opened of closed by cords
Reproductions accurate copies of originals
Antique a piece of furniture that is at least 100 years old
Turning a method to make rounded forms of furniture
Chair table chair with a large back that protects the occupant from drafts
Trestle table a table with a long rectangular top and a wide vertical support at each end
Trundle bed low bed that can be stored under a high bed during the day
Gateleg table a table with legs on each side that swing out to support drop leaves
Highboy chest of drawers mounted on legs
Cabriole leg a leg that curves out at the middle and then tapers inward just above an ornamental foot
Japanning applying black lacquer to furniture
Wing chair an armchair with a high back and high sides
Windsor chair chair with stick legs and a spindle back inserted into a saddle shaped plank seat
Modular furniture standardized pieces that can fit together in a variety of ways
Adaptations furniture in the style of old design
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