Louis XV style

The Louis XV style, also known as Rococo, emerged in France during the early 18th century. It is characterized by ornate, elegant designs with intricate details, curved lines, and a light, playful elegance. Furniture and decorations often feature flowing motifs, delicate carvings, and soft colors like pastels. This style emphasizes comfort and aesthetic grace over grandeur, reflecting a refined, intimate atmosphere. It was popular among the French aristocracy and is associated with a sense of luxury, charm, and artistic craftsmanship, blending beauty with subtle sophistication.