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Interior Design Explained
Learn the language of interior design with our free glossary
Apron
An apron is a decorative or structural panel fixed beneath a surface such as a tabletop, window ledge, or countertop.
Lowboy
A lowboy is a low-height dressing table or chest of drawers.
Table Lamp
A table lamp is a small, portable light fixture designed for placement on tables or other furniture surfaces.
Hygge
Hygge is a Danish and Norwegian word for a mood of coziness and comfortable conviviality with feelings of wellness and contentment.
Carlton Table
A Carlton Table is a versatile piece of accent furniture characterized by its distinctive crossed-leg design.
Gueridon
A Gueridon is a small, often round, stand or table.
Vegetable Dye
Vegetable dye refers to a natural dye derived from plants, including roots, berries, bark, leaves, and wood.
Tavern Table
A Tavern Table is a type of small, typically rectangular or circular table, historically used in taverns.
Cottage Furniture
Cottage furniture refers to a range of casual, homey, and often vintage-inspired furniture styles that evoke the cozy, comfortable ambiance of a countryside cottage.
Tuckaway Table
A tuckaway table is a space-saving furniture piece designed to be easily folded or collapsed for storage.
Harvest Table
A harvest table is a large, typically rectangular table known for its simple and sturdy design.
Loft
A loft is a large, adaptable open space, often a former industrial building or other type of space converted for residential use.
Wine Table
A wine table is a small table designed specifically for holding wine bottles and sometimes glasses.
Easy Chair
An Easy Chair is a type of comfortable, upholstered armchair designed for relaxation or reading.
Drum Table
A drum table is a round table with a cylindrical base, often featuring drawers and a tooled leather top.
Rule Joint
A type of hinge commonly used in drop-leaf tables.
End Table
An end table is a small table often placed beside a couch or chair in living rooms or beside a bed in bedrooms.
Poudresse
Poudresse refers to a small, elegant dressing table, often with a mirror, dedicated to the application of makeup and the storage of beauty products.
Vanity
A vanity is a personal grooming station, typically found in bathrooms, consisting of a table, a sink, and often a mirror.
Butler’s Tray Table
A Butler’s Tray Table is a versatile piece of furniture that combines a removable tray with a folding stand.
Tabouret
A small, often portable stool or seat.
Sawbuck Table
A sawbuck table is a type of table characterized by its X-shaped supports.
Parsons Table
A Parsons table is a simple, rectangular table characterized by square legs that are the same thickness as the tabletop.
Tilt Top
A tilt top refers to a table whose top can be vertically adjusted or tilted.
Gainsborough Chair
A large and comfortable armchair of British origin, known for its open sides and upholstered seat and back.
Vargueno
A vargueno is a type of portable desk with compartments and drawers.
Self Storing Leaves
Self-storing leaves refer to a built-in feature in some tables that allows additional table sections to be stored within the table itself.
Table Runner
A decorative cloth that runs along the length or width of a table.
American Country
American Country is a design style that embodies a casual and comfortable aesthetic inspired by rural American life.
Refectory Table
A long, narrow table designed originally for dining in monasteries and later adopted for use in domestic interiors.
Eyeball Spots
Eyeball spots are adjustable recessed lighting fixtures that allow the direction of the light to be changed.
Draught Chair
A draught chair is a specialized type of office chair designed to provide ergonomic support and comfort at drafting tables or high desks.
Pie Crust Table
A table featuring a scalloped or carved edge resembling the crimped edges of a pie.
Tri-fold Mirror
A Tri-fold Mirror consists of three panels of mirrors, with the central panel being larger and flanked by two smaller, adjustable side panels.
Nesting Tables
Nesting Tables are a set of small tables that fit one underneath another.
Night Stand
A small table or cabinet designed to stand beside a bed.
Sofa Table
A long, narrow table designed to be placed behind a sofa.
Cocktail Table
A cocktail table is a low table designed primarily for the living room for the placement of drinks, books, and decorative items.
Ottoman
An ottoman is a versatile piece of furniture commonly used as a footrest, seat, or coffee table.
Bistro Table
A bistro table is a small table, typically round, designed for intimate dining or coffee for two.
Adaptable
Adaptable in interior design refers to spaces, furniture, and fixtures that can easily be modified to accommodate changing needs or preferences.
Drop Leaf
Drop leaf is a type of table or desk design featuring one or more hinged leaves that can be lowered or raised to adjust the surface area.
Bag Table
A Bag Table is a type of portable table typically featuring an integrated or accompanying bag for storage and transportation.
Canterbury
A Canterbury is a type of portable, open-topped furniture designed to hold sheet music or books.
Jute
Jute is a long, soft, shiny vegetable fiber that can be spun into coarse, strong threads.
Parsons Leg
A simplistic, square, or rectangular support typically found on tables and chairs.
Lazy Susan
A rotating tray placed on a table or countertop to aid in distributing food.
Lawson
A Lawson is a sofa design featuring a relaxed, comfortable silhouette.
Butterfly Table
A versatile table featuring hinged leaves that can be folded and stored under its top.
Gateleg Table
A gateleg table is a type of folding table with legs that are hinged to swing out and support hinged leaves.
Handkerchief Table
A handkerchief table is a type of drop-leaf table where the leaves are supported by brackets that swing out, resembling a handkerchief partially unfolded.
Pier Glass
A large mirror that is typically set into a wall panel above a pier table in a drawing room or salon.
Pub Table
A pub table is a tall, often round table typically used in pubs or bars.
Club Sofa
A club sofa is a plush, upholstered sofa with a low back and deep seats, characterized by its comfortable and inviting design.
Shutter
A shutter is a solid and stable window covering usually consisting of a frame of vertical stiles and horizontal rails.
Vanity Table
A vanity table is a personal grooming station, often featuring a mirror and storage for cosmetics and toiletries.
Trestle Table
A trestle table is a table consisting of a flat top supported by two or three trestle supports.
Teapoy
A small three-legged table designed primarily for serving tea or as a lamp stand.
Reclining Furniture
Reclining furniture refers to seating options designed with adjustable mechanisms for leaning back and elevating the legs.
Linen-Press
A linen-press is a type of cabinet traditionally used for storing linens, such as sheets, tablecloths, and towels.
Tea Table
A small table designed for serving or enjoying tea.
Console Table
A console table is a narrow, long table typically placed against a wall.
Campaign Furniture
Campaign furniture is portable, foldable furniture designed for travel and military campaigns.
Pembroke Table
A Pembroke table is a versatile, drop-leaf table with twin flaps on its longer sides.
Card Table
A card table is a small, folding table typically used for playing card games.
Mortise & Tenon
Mortise & Tenon is a type of joinery that involves fitting a projection (tenon) into a corresponding cavity (mortise) to create a stable, interlocking connection.
Centerpiece
A centerpiece is an item or group of items placed at the center of a table or surface to serve as the focal point of a setting.