International Gothic
During the reign of Wenceslaus IV the Gothic style changed a bit into the so-called International Gothic which was characterized by replacing monumentality with elegance (therefore it is also known as the "Beautiful style"). Typical for the International Gothic architecture especially in Central Europe were the hall churches. The hall churches usually also had thin tall columns supporting the vault. Typical examples of International Gothic architecture in the Kingdom of Bohemia are the south-Bohemian churches of St Giles in Třeboň () and of St Vitus in Soběslav (). The king himself ordered to rebuild the Italian Court in Kutná Hora and to build the Točník Castle. Another important church was St Vitus Church in Český Krumlov built after 1407 as a hall church with a net vault in the main nave.