#rococo interior

[ch3rryclouds]

rococo interiors will forever own my heart

[iridessence]

miss looking at this cake-like ceiling

[die-rosastrasse]

Château de Versailles

Versailles, France, 27 VIII 2023

[dolcesostenuto]

flower ornament | by enjouecollectif

[lionofchaeronea]

The Good News, Marguerite Gérard, 1804

[chateausims]

Rococo Boudoir - Part I

The dressing table was an important piece of furniture in the life of a fine rococo lady. Now you can recreate a mid 18th century boudoir in your game!

This set includes 20 new Objects:

The 6 pieces of Louis XV furniture are accompanied by decorative items in the style of 18th century Sevres porcelain. I also remade the Louis XV Candlestick I made a while ago, because it was missing LOD's. Please replace the old files by the new ones.

All items are base game compatible! :)

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[escapismsworld]

Schloss Augustusburg 😍🤎🩶

[vintagehomecollection]

A Treasury of Great American Houses, 1970

[1lifeinspired]

Atlanta Homes Magazine ~ A bombe chest, bergere armchair and gilt Rococo mirror create a quietly elegant vignette

[ch3rryclouds]

Rococo Interiors ₊˚⊹♡

[iridessence]

from my self-guided tour of the derbès mansion

[die-rosastrasse]

Church of the Holy Spirit, Munich

September 2022 (credits belong to this blog)

[dolcesostenuto]

dreaming of fragonard | by marielhannah

[heavyanddissolved]

One last bookplate which is so charming I have to provide some comments (See the other ones here, here and here.)

This is the bookplate (or ex libris) of German politician, lawyer and Enlightenment figure Johann Daniel von Olenschlager (1711-1778), It depicts an ideal of a library which is made clear already in the Latin motto inscribed in the elaborate, Rococo frame, which translated into something like “I wish to be both useful and to be of enjoyment.” 

The depicted library room is an open loggia covered with a roomy vault. The side walls are entirely covered by bookshelves, giving that pleasant, comfortable impression of being lost in a sea of reading material. The floor, we may imagine, is a cool stone floor - because at the rear end, the loggia opens generously to a gorgeous Baroque garden. The shadows falling from the pillars to the left, the fountain trickling  and the garland having from the roof to frame the entrance all give away a vague feeling of an eternal summer day. Pruned trees, a gravel path and a balustraded stair emanate an atmosphere of peace and order. Two figures move towards us from the garden; we can almost hear the bright voices of our friends approaching. In a few moments they will be with us, laughingly teasing us to finally drop our books and get out into the sunshine with them. I wouldn’t mind at all.

[classic-art-favourites]

Courtyard of an Ancient Palace by Antonio Joli (1700-1777).

[celesital]

Kaisersaal of Würzburg Residence by Balthasar Neumann (1749–51)