French Medallion Armchairs in Orange Velvet, 1950, Set of 2

Charming pair of Louis XVI style medallion armchairs dating from the 1950s. The base is typically Louis XVI fluted and tapered. The legs are connected to the seat by dice sculpted with flowers. The armrests are sculpted with pleasure. They are covered in vintage orange velvet. The wood is painted in ecru beige and gray tones. Very decorative and fashionable. This pair of armchairs will fit into any type of interior. France 20th century The Louis XV style succeeds the Regency style. It is also called the Rocaille or Rococo style. The inventors of the Louis XV style are true creators in the modern sense of the term, revolutionizing the way of looking at furniture and interior decoration. In this respect it can be compared to the Gothic style and Art Nouveau in the sense that they represent creation and technical advances in the use of materials. The Pompadour, transition and Louis XVI styles will succeed the Louis XV style, which will remain an inspiration found in each of these 3 styles. Many Louis XV style rooms can still be found today in the Palace of Versailles.