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Dictionary of the History of Furniture


Frigyes Schulek
  Was born in Budapest on November 19, 1841.
In 1851 and 1852 studied in Lőcse in German. This is where he learned to appreciate real subjects. He was passionately attracted to the art of drawing. He was fascinated by the buildings of Budapest, the large scale, beautiful sights which he saw on his vacations. On holidays he worked as a construction student. In the fall of 1861 he became the student of the famous Van der Null and Friederich Schmidt in Vienna at the Academy of Fine Arts studying architecture. This is when Frigyes Schulek turned his attention towards the architecture of the middle ages. Seeing the upturn of events after the conciliation, in 1868 leaving his Vienna office decides to move back to Budapest. From March of 1870, working with his friend Imre Steindl as a teacher at the University of Technology. He has completed the plans for the area of the Matthias Church, along with the stairs leading down to the main road. Between 1880-1883 he designed the Calvinist church of Szeged, in 1895-1896 the foot of the St.Stephen statue; from 1897 the plans of the Halászbástya are in the works.
In 1910 they completed the Elizabeth look out tower of János mountain which was built according to his design. The Hungarian Engineering and Architects Association, on his 70th birthday made him their honorary member. Frigyes Schulek passed away on Sept 5, 1919 in Balatonlelle.
Abacus
Alder
Application
Art Deco
Arts and Craft
Ash wood
Aspen wood
Baluster
Balustrade
Baroque
Beechwood
Biedermeier
Birch wood
Bookshelf
Buffet table
Butt edge cut
Cabinet
Cabriole
Canopy
Cherry wood
China cabinet
Chippendale
Chiselled
 Classicism
Colonial
Commode
Console table
Corpus
Drapery
Drawer slider
Ejector strap
Elizabethan style
Empire
Escritoire
Facet
Filung
Frieze
Frigyes Schulek
Goblein
Gothic
Handles
Hinges
Inlay
Inset
Interior
Laminated furniture panel
 Layered board
Linden wood
Maple
MDF (medium density fibreboard)
Miklós Ybl
Oak (red and white)
Odon Lechner
Panel (woodchip panel)
Pilaster
Regency
Renaissance
Rococo
Secession (Art Nouveau)
Soft wood
Solid wood
Solid wood
Stain
Stucco
Surface treatment
Unique Furniture
Veneer
Walnut wood
Wardrobe
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