Classic Gothic style in interior design has its origins in the Middle Ages, when all the architectural styles were influenced by the church, mostly Christian churches. Since this line arises more than once – for example, in the era of Queen Victoria and at the end of the last century in the subculture gotov. Although the history of Gothic architecture Gothic architecture is of European religious structures, it can also be found in universities, castles, public buildings and private homes. Such vivid examples of Gothic as the Parisian Notre Dame are the characteristic elements that are used today. These include pointed arches, tracery patterns, beam columns, nervyurnye vault and buttress an arch. Medieval architects used the advanced technology of construction, which have resulted in subtle stone walls that can withstand the enormous stained glass windows and intricate stone patterns. These new churches were bright and spacious facilities, culminating in the skies are bursting spikes.

In addition to stained glass windows, the most visible elements of the cathedral were icons and sculptures gargoyles. In the next century has been paid more attention to the architecture of residential buildings, tastes have changed towards the romance of the Middle Ages, resulting in the XVII-XIX centuries formed neo-gothic. This coincides with the sophisticated era Queen Victoria, when thanks to the new arrangements became much easier and faster to do patterns and carved elements. In North America, this area became known as "carpenter Gothic" because of the economical supply timber that will give a complex medieval gothic compositions cheap opulence. Gothic today Victorian Gothic and neo-gothic and are now used in modern construction, as well as interior design of apartments and other premises. Most frequently used features such as the pointed arches, fireplaces, stained-glass windows and wooden ceiling beams. Floors in the Gothic house are usually a strong surface – stone, tile or hardwood. To feel more comfortable in his castle, add to this warm carpet deep tones. For painting the walls, use bright colors such as ocher, purple, red, black, gold and dark green (a color, like a suit of Peter Pan). Medieval atmosphere can be enhanced even further by adding wood paneling on the walls or decorative items such as murals, optical illusions and Stencil with heraldic motifs. Adding luxurious tapestries and velvet curtains help create an atmosphere of magic, which many people associate the Gothic interior.