The 19th century Spanish house-museum as a case for the bourgeois comfort: furniture that creates spaces
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The 18th century house museum reflects new social habits usually attached to commodity as a term which is often confused with comfort. Its museography reveals how furniture is the material that better shows the transformation of new domestic behavior the inside of a bourgeois house. In this sense, the main inmovable characteristics attached to commodity will be analyzed being: the functional value of furniture, the appropriation of past styles and the abundance of textiles asserting in this way the social identity of bourgeois lifestyles.
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