ÇEKYAT: GÖÇEBE HAYATTAN YERLEŞİK HAYATA GEÇİŞİN TÜRK MOBİLYA ENDÜSTRİSİNE ETKİSİ
Author(s) -
Merve Atmaca
Publication year - 2016
Publication title -
mugla journal of science and technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2149-3596
DOI - 10.22531/muglajsci.283634
Subject(s) - baroque , westernization , history , ancient history , art , art history , political science , modernization theory , law
The furniture used by Turks started to become widespread during the period of Abdulmecid II with the help of Westernization policies. The most obvious evidence of this situation can be seen in the planning and furniture selection in Dolmabahce Palace. While the Topkapi Palace represents the nomadic culture in East, Dolmabahce Palace reflects the Western culture including rococo and baroque. Although the Ottoman space tradition gave way to a life with furniture over time, the people weren’t able to adapt to this change completely. The most crucial reasons of this situation were sitting, eating and resting on the floor, which were the habits originated from the nomadic culture. Hide-a-bed sofa as furniture was accepted by the society because of its familiar to nomadic culture. In this point, the relationship between the concepts of hide-a-bed sofa and nomadism was evaluated within the study.
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