Adam style

That to the right has stepped round head and Adam style border with urns.

On either side the old billiard room and former breakfast room have Adam style ceilings from about 1770.

Two rooms were redecorated in the Adam style.

Monckton remodelled and enlarged the house, garnishing it with Adam style features.

The well known "Adam style" is said to have begun with the Syon House.

The floor plan is typical of Adam style, better known as Federal style in America.

The halls contain English furniture in Adam style and items of oriental ceramics.

Internally, the building still contains the original Adam style fireplaces and ceilings decorated with gold leaf.

Americans who crave the Adam style but can't afford it can buy brand-new Adam everything.

The house was designed by Gabriel Manigault and is significant for its Adam style architecture.

Interior features include a stone staircase, a wrought iron balustrade, and Adam style stucco.

Architect, interior designer and furniture designer, originator of the "Adam style".

Here the main stair hall and the principal reception rooms have much lighter detailing, in the neo-classical, Adam style.

It was typical of Adam style to combine decorative neo-Gothic details into the classical framework.

The Adam style is identified with:

Adam style A neoclassical style, light, airy and elegant chandelier - usually English.

A finely crafted Adam style entrance, wood molding and faux marble fireplaces indicate that the inn was doing rather well.

He was the father of three architects; John, Robert and James, the last two were the developers of the "Adam style".

Around this time, the interior was redecorated in the Adam style, and a columned screen was added in the entrance hall.

The Adam style decoration dates from around 1800, when this was part of the Duke of Hamilton's apartment.

Inside the house, the entrance lobby has decorative plasterwork in Adam style including roundels, fan vaulting and an oval ceiling.

Inside there are plank ceilings, Federal period woodwork, beaded board walls, and molded Adam style mantels.

Gail Green's all blue-and-white bedroom was an understated paean to the Adam style but dedicated to Madame.

The interior of the house features Federal style woodwork, Adam style fireplace mantels, and a spiral primary stairway.

The interior is furnished in 1920's decor with moulded plaster wall panels, Adam style frieze and dentillated cornice.