The Edwardian style which was popular in Great Britain and its colonies from 1901 to 1910 during the reign of Edward VII. This style encompasses a number of other styles, with five main strands identified: Gothic Revival, Arts and Crafts, Neo-Georgian, Baroque Revival and the Beaux-Arts style. All five strands reflected a movement away from the ornately embellished buildings constructed during the Victorian period towards buildings with simpler, more handcrafted details.