Carolean style

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Carolean style is an English Baroque architectural and decorative style associated with the reign of Charles II, characterized by grand, symmetrical designs and rich ornamental detailing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf architectural style
decorative arts style
appliesTo church architecture
civic buildings
country houses
palace architecture
associatedWith Charles II of England NERFINISHED
Restoration period NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin England
follows Commonwealth period architecture
Jacobean style
hasAlternativeName Restoration style (architecture) NERFINISHED
hasAssociatedPeriod reign of Charles II of England
hasCharacteristic broken pediments
carved swags and garlands
classical orders
elaborate interior decoration
gilded decoration
grand scale
mirrors and rich textiles in interiors
opulent wood carving
painted ceilings
rich ornamental detailing
symmetry
use of columns and pilasters
hasPart Carolean furniture design
Carolean interior design
hasTypicalElement balustraded rooflines
formal garden fronts
grand staircases
large sash windows
ornate fireplaces
panelled rooms
plasterwork ceilings
rusticated ground floors
influencedBy Dutch classicism
French Baroque NERFINISHED
Italian Baroque NERFINISHED
languageOfName English
partOf English Baroque NERFINISHED
startTime 1660
usedFor aristocratic residences
courtly display

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