Ornaments of Mackintosh's work:

The Scottish architect Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868 -1928) was the leading exponent of Art Nouveau in Scotland. He is characterized for the linearity and the games of symmetry with influences of  Celtic culture like an oval compartmentation,frameworkings and motifs enclosed in abstract discs and circular shapes. In his childhood, became a gardening fan, that was a great influence in their work,filled with floral motifs. He sought to break with the ways of the past, rejecting the Victorian style replacing it for another style more rationalist and modernist that turned into an style full of simplicity and geometric shapes with stripped surfaces.In the late 1970s, his home and studio in Glasgow was rebuilt and became a museum where his work is exhibited.