The "Louis XVI Style" refers to a design aesthetic that emerged in France during the reign of King Louis XVI from 1774 to 1792. This style is characterized by its neoclassical influences, featuring clean lines, symmetry, and a focus on classical themes. Furniture often includes straight legs, geometric shapes, and decorative motifs inspired by ancient Greece and Rome. In addition to furniture, the Louis XVI Style extends to architecture and interior design, showcasing elegant moldings, pastel colors, and ornate details. Common materials include fine woods, marble, and gilded accents, reflecting the opulence of the period while maintaining a sense of restraint and balance.