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Victorian
More is more. Ornament is meaning.
1890–1910Art Nouveau
Nature is the only ornament. The line is alive.
1920–1940Art Deco
Precision is luxury. Geometry is poetry.
1919–1933Bauhaus
Form follows function. Less is enough.
1950–1970Swiss International
The designer disappears. The information remains.
1981–1988Memphis / Postmodern
Rules exist to be broken. Play is freedom.
2014–presentMaterial Design
A design system, not a style. Surfaces have physics.
2014–presentWeb Brutalism
No polish. No pretense. The raw web, exposed.
2000–2008, revived 2022–Y2K / Frutiger Aero
Optimistic futurism. Nature and technology in harmony.
TimelessNordic Minimal
Nothing unnecessary. Everything considered.
2020–presentGlassmorphism
Depth through transparency. Structure through blur.
2018–presentDark Mode Luxury
Whispered elegance. The less you show, the more they lean in.
2020–presentNeomorphism
Soft machines. Interfaces you want to touch.
2018–presentCottagecore
Slow beauty. Handmade warmth.