Hepplewhite Furniture refers to a style of furniture design that emerged in the late 18th century, primarily associated with the English cabinetmaker George Hepplewhite. Known for its elegance and simplicity, this style features clean lines, tapered legs, and decorative inlays. It often incorporates motifs such as hearts, stars, and urns, reflecting the neoclassical influences of the time. The furniture is typically made from mahogany, walnut, and other fine woods, showcasing craftsmanship and attention to detail. Hepplewhite pieces include chairs, tables, and cabinets, which are characterized by their graceful proportions and refined aesthetics, making them popular in both period and contemporary settings.