Hepplewhite style

Hepplewhite style refers to a type of furniture popular in Britain during the late 18th century, named after designer George Hepplewhite. It is characterized by elegant, refined lines, often with curved and tapered legs, and minimalist yet decorative qualities. The furniture typically features light, delicate designs with inlays, veneers, and subtle ornamentation, emphasizing symmetry and balance. This style is associated with the Neoclassical movement, drawing inspiration from ancient Greece and Rome. Overall, Hepplewhite pieces are admired for their graceful proportions, craftsmanship, and understated decorative details, making them timeless and elegant.