18th-century decorative arts

Eighteenth-century decorative arts refer to the beautifully crafted objects and furnishings created during the 1700s, reflecting the period’s artistic tastes and technological advances. This era saw the rise of ornate designs influenced by styles like Rococo and Neoclassicism, characterized by intricate details, elegant curves, and luxurious materials such as porcelain, gilded furniture, and lavish textiles. These objects often showcased skilled craftsmanship and aimed to signify wealth and status. The decorative arts of this century played a key role in enhancing interiors, blending artistry with functionality, and expressing the cultural and social ideals of the time.