is known for its emphasis on flowing,  organic lines and natural motifs.

This style blends form and function,  

showcasing intricate designs inspired by  elements of nature like plants and flowers.

Key features include curvilinear  shapes, nature-inspired patterns,  

extensive use of glass and tiles for  decorative purposes, and a focus on  

handcrafted quality. It also integrates art into  everyday objects, treating them as works of art.

Despite its natural inspiration, Art Nouveau  embraced new materials and technologies,  

marking a shift from traditional 19th-century  design to original, holistic approaches.

Famous buildings using Art Nouveau  interior design style includes:

Casa Batlló in Barcelona Spain,

Hôtel Tassel in Brussels, Belgium

Villa Majorelle in Nancy, France

and

Maison Hannon in Saint-Gilles, Belgium.