Mid 18th Century (1730 - 1760)

The mid-18th century (1730–1760) was an influential period in interior design, defined by the refinement and elegance of the Rococo and early Georgian styles. Rococo, originating in France, brought a lighter, more whimsical approach to decor, featuring asymmetrical designs, delicate curves, and intricate details inspired by nature. Georgian design in England emphasised symmetry, often incorporating elaborate moldings and restrained but elegant furniture, typically crafted from rich woods like mahogany.