Sara, on the other hand, is taken with the classical detail and dilapidated grandeur.
In the older rooms, the original classical details were effaced by partitions, daises and suspended roofs, the aim being to create neutral settings which did not distract from contemplation of the paintings.
The simplicity, spaciousness, and archaeologically accurate classical details of the principal works of his Lyon period, the extension of the Hôtel-Dieu (begun 1741) and the Loge des Changes (1751 52), presaged the movement of French taste away from the Rococo and toward Neoclassicism.
Architecturally, the interiors were in plain modern style, and the slightly differing exteriors demonstrate the trim, industrial character, with classical details, that was beginning to characterize upper-class multiple dwellings.
He put classical details on the one-story wall, and painted the rear house a light color, off-white and gray, with dark shutters and a Regency-style hood over the doorway.
In architecture the Jacobean age is characterized by a combination of motifs from the late Perpendicular Gothic period with clumsy and imperfectly understood classical details, in which the influence of Flanders was strong.
Both buildings had Doric columns, carved stone lintels, and other classical details meant to reflect the country's roots in Greek democracy.
Elements of Georgian Revival architecture that were incorporated into the Ellwood dining room remodel include, mahogany paneling with dentil molding around the windows and doors, a cornice with Classical details, and brackets.
That was during the height of the postmodern movement, when architects and designers were more interested in classical details than in sleek glass facades.
On the grounds there is an architecturally significant outhouse built in the full Greek Revival style with columns and other classical details.
