"A Special Equation between Visual Lightness and the Luxurious Impression of Interior Architecture through the New Classic"
This study examines the New Classic style in interior architecture, aiming to balance visual lightness with luxury. It explores the style's historical roots, application in hotels and residences across France, Egypt, and the Gulf, and offers practical design guidelines for contemporary spaces.
Published in Social Sciences, Sustainability, and Arts & Humanities
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The research traces New Classic style from its historical origins through revolutionary and romantic orientations, analyzes real hotel and residential interiors in France, Egypt, and the Gulf, compares design elements like furniture, color, and decor, and provides practical guidelines for designers.
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