Classic Era and its Effect on Interior Design

The classical era in architecture developed most of its principles consciously in the development of structures\ud that remain significant to this moment. The era was characterised by numerous construction designs in varied\ud platforms including the domes, the interiors, and the columns. Architects displayed numerous skills through the\ud design of symmetrical structures with a focal point acting as the separating and distinguishing factor. The era\ud remains influential to modern architects who seem to emulate the various aspects established in the classical era.\ud The interiors and designs of modern buildings including various temples emulate classical era buildings. The\ud success of the era was influenced by some of the greatest minds in architecture including Sebastiano Serlio,\ud Vitruvius, and Giacomo Barozzi da Vignola among others.\ud The impacts of the classical era influence various segments in modern architecture where the architects and the\ud interior designers incorporate the best from the period and the contemporary designs. The era provides\ud significant inspiration and remains a relevant topic of study