The Adam Style

The Adam Style is an 18th-century architectural and interior design style named after the Scottish architect Robert Adam. It features elegant proportions, light and airy spaces, and a focus on symmetry and harmony. Adam Style often incorporates decorative elements like plasterwork, ornate ceilings, and pastel colors. Additionally, it emphasizes classical influences, drawing inspiration from ancient Roman and Greek designs. Furniture and decorative arts in this style often showcase intricate detailing and a refined aesthetic, making it synonymous with sophistication and grace in design.