Rococo style

Rococo is an ornate artistic style that emerged in early 18th-century France, characterized by its elegance, lightness, and playful use of curves and intricate details. It often features delicate motifs such as shells, flowers, and scrolls, with soft pastel colors and a sense of movement and fluidity. Rococo is seen in architecture, painting, furniture, and decorative arts, emphasizing aesthetic beauty and whimsy over formal grandeur. Its overall effect is charming, refined, and exuberant, reflecting a taste for leisure and the pleasures of life.