Dining Room 1901

"Dining Room" is a 1901 design by Charles Rennie Mackintosh, a prominent figure in the Art Nouveau movement. This architectural drawing, characterized by its emphasis on linearity and geometric forms, depicts the interior of a dining room. Mackintosh’s signature style is evident in the use of simple lines, restrained color palette, and intricate geometric patterns, particularly in the furniture and decorative elements. The room features a long, rectangular table, chairs with high, slender backs, and a built-in cabinet, reflecting the emphasis on functionality and simplicity that was central to the Art Nouveau aesthetic.