English Rococo

English Rococo is an artistic and architectural style from the early 18th century characterized by elegance, playful ornamentation, and lightness. It evolved from French Rococo, emphasizing intricate details, curved lines, and themes of leisure and romance. English Rococo often features delicate decoration, soft color palettes, and a sense of movement and charm. It was applied in painting, interior design, furniture, and garden layouts, reflecting a preference for refined beauty and a mood of joy and frivolity. While sharing similarities with French Rococo, English interpretations tend to be more restrained and formal in tone.