In the Art Nouveau movement, influential design organizations are La Maison Art Nouveau, La Masion Moderne and les six. Founded in 1898, the six-person group is a relatively loose design group composed of six designers. Although it doesn't have as strong sponsors as Art Nouveau and Modern House, their influence is much greater than the above two groups because of their excellent design. These six people include Alesandre Charpentier, Charles Plumet, Tony Selmoshan, Hector Guimard, George hoentschel and Rupert Carabin. The six people are very consistent in their design concepts, emphasizing naturalism, advocating the slogan of returning to nature, curves and other design tendencies all appear in their works, and their styles are close.