 The reign of this King saw the development of a transitional Gothic-Renaissance art style, named Manueline, as well as a kind of revival of Islamic artistic influence (Mudéjar) reflected in the choice of polychromed ceramic tiles ("azulejos") as a preferred decorative art form.King Manuel ordered the construction of the so-called "Ala Manuelina" (Manuel's Wing), to the right of the main façade, decorated with typical manueline windows.He also built the Coats-of-Arms Room ("Sala dos Brasões") (1515–1518), with a magnificent wooden coffered domed ceiling decorated with 72 coats-of-arms of the King and the main Portuguese noble families.