rococo

• Perteneciente o relativo al rococó, estilo artístico, arquitectónico y musical surgido en Francia en el siglo XVIII, caracterizado por una ornamentación recargada, elegante y refinada. También se aplica a lo excesivamente decorado o adornado.

Relating to an ornate, highly decorative style of art, architecture, and music that originated in 18th-century France.

1. Ornate and asymmetricalC1formalart

   Characterized by elaborate, asymmetrical ornamentation, often with intricate curves and gilding, typical of the Rococo style.

   Rococó (ornamentación asimétrica)

   • The palace's rococo interior featured ornate mirrors and gold leaf.
   • Her dress was decorated with rococo patterns of swirling vines.
   • The furniture was designed in a rococo style with excessive flourishes.

   Sinónimosbaroqueelaboratefancyfloridfussyintricateornateoverwrought

   Antónimosaustereminimalplainrestrainedseveresimplesparestarkunadorned

• Estilo de arte y arquitectura surgido en Francia en el siglo XVIII, caracterizado por su ornamentación recargada, elegante y asimétrica. También puede referirse al estilo decorativo ornamentado o a algo excesivamente recargado.

A style of art and architecture that originated in 18th-century France, characterized by fanciful, graceful, and asymmetric ornamentation.

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1. Ornate artistic styleC1formalart

   An elaborate and decorative style of art, architecture, and design that originated in 18th-century France, characterized by fanciful, graceful, and asymmetric ornamentation.

   Rococó (estilo artístico)

   • The palace interior was decorated in the rococo style, with intricate curves and gold leaf.
   • Rococo furniture often features delicate carvings and pastel colors.
   • The artist's work moved from baroque to rococo, embracing lighter and more playful themes.

   Antónimosminimalismsimplicity