Design Terminology Quiz

What does the term 'echelon' refer to in design?

• A technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensionality

• A style that incorporates Chinese motifs and elements

• A level or rank in design hierarchy

• An intermediate level between floors

What is the definition of 'trompe-l'oeil' in design?

• A decorative S-shaped curve often used in moldings

• An elaborate centerpiece for a dining table

• A technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensionality

• A design that reveals layers of history and time

What is 'chinoiserie'?

• A design that reveals layers of history and time

• A style that incorporates Chinese motifs and elements

• Ornamental design with interlocking geometric patterns

• An intermediate level between floors

What does 'palimpsest' mean in design?

• A decorative S-shaped curve often used in moldings

• A design that reveals layers of history and time

• An elaborate centerpiece for a dining table

• A technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensionality

What is the definition of 'ogee'?

• A technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensionality

• A style that incorporates Chinese motifs and elements

• A decorative S-shaped curve often used in moldings

• Ornamental design with interlocking geometric patterns

What is 'fretwork' in design?

• A design that reveals layers of history and time

• Ornamental design with interlocking geometric patterns

• An intermediate level between floors

• A level or rank in design hierarchy

What does 'mezzanine' mean in design?

• A decorative S-shaped curve often used in moldings

• An intermediate level between floors

• A technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensionality

• A style that incorporates Chinese motifs and elements

What is an 'epergne' in design?

• An elaborate centerpiece for a dining table

• A design that reveals layers of history and time

• Ornamental design with interlocking geometric patterns

• A level or rank in design hierarchy

What does 'embellishment' mean in design?

• A style that incorporates Chinese motifs and elements

• Decorative details or ornamentation

• A decorative S-shaped curve often used in moldings

• A technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensionality

What is an 'enfilade' in design?

• A series of rooms aligned in a straight line

• A design that reveals layers of history and time

• An intermediate level between floors

• Ornamental design with interlocking geometric patterns