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It was in ancient Rome, the interior first acquires the characteristics of the rough, an overwhelming monumentality, and the theater – the immortal attribute is play-acting: the curtain. System Forward-looking rocker scenery, close to the modern scene, was invented by J. Aleotti at the beginning of the XVII century in the era of fanciful Baroque style, and first used in the palace "Farnese Theatre in Parma. Scenery with shaped contour concealed from the viewer's space "behind the scenes, creating a sense of mysterious intrigue, and could not be better illustrated curvy shapes predominating style, overloaded with stucco, painting and gilding. Massive crystal chandeliers, body moldings with heavy patterns "antique", the gilded mirror baguette – a tribute to theatrical baroque to modern design.

Elements of the baroque theater exist in the modern furniture decor: heavy curls on the backs of sofas and armchairs, complex, but the dynamic forms of luxury suites, in velvet, with a large pattern upholstered furniture, heavy draperies nadzerkalnyh. Straight vertical Tight lines, as if staring into the sky characterize the interior style is baroque and theatrical scenery XVII – XVIII century. Thanks to the Baroque, the scene acquired features of the bulk of the space surrounding the actors with all sides, and with only one hand available spectator view. It looked like a room with a calculatedly ranked space in which no one piece of furniture was not "accidental." Movable sliding system Italian machinery at the time by which the stage moved furniture, heard thunder, pouring the water, preserved to our days at the Theatre Royal Drottningholm near Stockholm (Sweden, the architect, KF Adelkrants).

theatrical emphasis on the modern theater – one of the subtlest and most captivating illusions of mankind. Special, with nothing comparable to the atmosphere of the scene gives grace excitement, laughter, healing experience Every day, millions of people around the world. The rustle of the curtain rises – and even a cold analytical mind believes in someone else's, do not they invented life as his own … If the theater – is the realm of convention, why is he so close to the heart? What mystery is hidden in the scenic space, crossed by a spotlight and framed by a heavy cloth? It seems everyone in the theater: Stucco on the ceiling and balcony, sculptural folds of the curtain, smooth elevation of the scene, set a high architectural breathing human thought and passion. Echoes of the dramatic grandeur of sound in a theater …

and a modern interior. Ab incunabulis … The History of European interior – both household and stage – is inseparable from the history of architectural styles. They reflected the alternation material preferences and different notions of the ideal of a particular era. Antique harmony of proportions and shapes, revered in ancient Greece, evident in shapely costive lines of ancient Greek furniture legs in the form of lions' feet and acanthus branches, and in bulk decorations of the ancient Greek Theatre 5 century BC During the Roman Empire, it disappears under numerous interior decorations with stucco and carvings illustrating penchant for conquest and the love of luxury.

Creating an interior in your house, almost every one of us would like to diversify its works of art, art photographs or paintings. Today, for these purposes are often used as posters and collages, fine art paintings by famous artists, or pretty pictures. Posters are often made on canvas or quality paper so they look very aesthetically pleasing and suit the needs of even the most discerning connoisseurs art. However, as you know, any good painting requires a decent frame. Creator of the interior in this case comes to the aid of prints. It seems to put a picture in a frame, no big deal. But the types of baguette every Framing Workshop offers you a lot, and there can be confusing.

Usually, not so difficult to choose which picture or pictures you would like to place in its interior, but when it comes to the baguette, then there difficulties. Any, even the most beautiful painting can ruin a bad frame. That's why treat the choice of baguette is serious. Firstly, the design of the baguette on color and pattern shall conform to the image that He frames. Indeed, that a copy of the talented Italian artist's paintings will look neorganichno, if you put it in strict metal frame, designed in a minimalist style, and artistic photography city with cars and skyscrapers, in baguette classic design, decorated with intricate designs in the Florentine style, will look ridiculous.

Thus, mainly try to color and style baguette conform to the image that will be placed in it. Second, the material from which the prints will be created, is also quite important to choose correctly. Basically baguettes are made from wood, metal and polystyrene. The most commonly used for molding a tree, it just might be painted in any color, has a natural texture, fairly durable and suitable for most styles and decisions. If you would like to diversify the interior, designed in the style of hi-tech, modern poster, a good material for the production of moldings will be metal. Cold and austere shiny steel interior will emphasize asceticism in high-tech style. And, Now, polystyrene – a material that perfectly fits in every interior, because it allows you to imitate wood, metal and other materials. Brittleness of polystyrene, perhaps, it is an important drawback. If you decide to transform your interior photography, art prints or poster, do not forget that on the right choice depends on a baguette to be seen whether this piece of furniture look good.