Robert Adam

Robert Adam (1728–1792) was a Scottish architect and designer, renowned for his role in the neoclassical architectural movement. He is best known for creating elegant and harmonious buildings characterized by decorative interiors, classical motifs, and innovative use of space. Adam’s style emphasized symmetry and proportion, significantly influencing 18th-century architecture in Britain and beyond. His work includes notable projects such as the reconstructed Kenwood House in London and the design of the Adam family home in Scotland. Beyond architecture, he also contributed to furniture design and decoration, showcasing his belief in the unity of architecture and interior design.