Victorian style and Rococo style??
Do you know the difference between Victorian and Rococo styles?
If you're interested in antique or classic interiors, you've probably heard the terms "Victorian style" and "Rococo style." Both are ornate and decorative, but each has its own distinct appeal.
What is Victorian Style?
"Victorian style" is a style that was popular in the 19th century, during the reign of Queen Victoria of England (1837-1901).
Its characteristics include:
・A sense of grandeur from dark woods (such as mahogany)
・Furniture with extensive carvings
・Dark tones and a subdued atmosphere
・Designs that combine practicality with elegance
It flourished as a movement to incorporate luxury into daily life with the rise of the middle class.
What is Rococo Style?
"Rococo style" is an elegant decorative style that emerged in 18th-century France during the reign of Louis XV.
Its characteristics include:
・Delicate forms that heavily use curves
・Decorations using pastel colors and gilding
・Frequent motifs of angels and flowers
・A light and glamorous impression
Rococo style developed from the salon culture of the aristocracy and can be described as the epitome of decorative beauty.
Victorian Style Rococo Style
At ADHOC Store...
At ADHOC Store, we offer a wide selection of furniture and furnishings that have been carefully used in Europe. Discover your favorite style while learning about the historical background of each piece.
