Victorian Style
Victorian style. The term emerged around the mid-19th century, during the reign of Queen Victoria in the United Kingdom. This was also the era of decorative tiles with an incredibly rich variety of patterns and colors.
Some typical tile designs for the Victorian style, made from porcelain, are produced by assembling colored pieces together to create a unique work for every display space.
This is the very product used in the Hermes brand identity at their store in the Sofitel Metropole Hotel, Hanoi.
Photo: Hermes Vietnam
Some typical designs for the Victorian style.
London model
Anandale model
Brighton model
Bristol model
Chelsea model
Glasgow model
Petersham Simple model
Sheffield model
Windsor model
Nottingham model
Newcastle model

Swansea model
Models and products on display at the SaigonCasa showroom, HCMC - Hanoi.
