Mid Century vs. Victorian

1) What was the biggest challenge in interpreting your design from Mid Century to a Victorian Style?

The biggest challenge in interpreting my design from Mid Century to a Victorian Style is finding similar objects and figures I've used before and transforming it to fit the time era. Another challenge was getting into the details and fine lines of the Victorian Style, Mid Century is less complex and straight-forward. 

2) Describe the difference(s) between the 2 styles.

Mid Century style is uses more of a variety of colors and usually consists of brighter colors as well, compared to Victorian Style. Victorian Style is way more detailed and specific. Mid Century style is minimal and more straight-forward in design. Both are very different and it should be easy to differentiate the two when looking at both side to side. 

3) If you were to do this project over, what would you do differently?

I would add more details to the Victorian Style, or add more objects/figures in general to both. Starting out with Mid Century style, I was keen to being minimal therefore I felt like I didn't have enough details on the Victorian Style.