Victorian Furniture

Victorian furniture refers to the design and styles of furniture popular during the reign of Queen Victoria from 1837 to 1901. Characterized by ornate details, rich fabrics, and a mix of different styles, Victorian furniture often features intricate carvings, deep colors, and heavy materials like mahogany and walnut. Common pieces include elaborately upholstered chairs, sturdy tables, and decorative cabinets. The period emphasized craftsmanship and showcased a variety of influences, such as Gothic, Rococo, and Renaissance. Victorian furniture reflects the era's social values, including an appreciation for comfort, status, and the burgeoning industrial advances of the time.