William and Mary (1689 - 1702)

The William and Mary era (1689–1702) introduced a distinctive style to interior design that balanced simplicity with ornate detailing, blending Dutch, Baroque, and early English influences. The use of walnut wood, known for its warm tones and rich grain, and introduced elegant, high-backed chairs, cabinets with intricate marquetry, and graceful turned legs. Mirrors and tall sash windows, helped brighten interiors and maximise natural light.