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Rococo
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Rokoko, rokokostil
an elaborate and heavily decorated style of art, architecture, and furniture with asymmetrical patterns that was prevalent in Europe in the 18th century
What is "Rococo"?
Rococo is a style of art, architecture, and furniture that originated in France in the early 18th century. It is characterized by ornate details, elaborate decorations, and playful themes, often featuring curves, asymmetry, and light colors, along with motifs from nature, such as shells and flowers. Rococo architecture emphasizes decorative elements, including moldings and painted wall art, while elegant furniture adds to the luxurious atmosphere. The overall effect is whimsical and inviting, contrasting with the more formal styles that preceded it. Rococo aims to create visually rich spaces that evoke a sense of joy and delight.
Example
The Rococo movement left a legacy of intricate scrollwork and florid details that continue to inspire modern designers.
As I wandered through the palace, I was struck by the lavish Rococo decorations that adorned every room, from gilded mirrors to ornate ceiling frescoes.
The Rococo period is often remembered for its emphasis on pastel colors, playful themes, and decorative excess, all of which were a departure from the more austere Baroque style that preceded it.
rococo
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Rokoko
having excessive asymmetrical ornamentation
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