Your browser does not support JavaScript. Our site relies on JavaScript to function, please turn JavaScript on or use a browser that has JavaScript enabled.
Get The Versailles Vibe With The Rococo Revival

Get The Versailles Vibe With The Rococo Revival

Ana Zuravliova

By Ana Zuravliova

Trend Specialist at Blinds Direct
Tue 25 Feb 2025

Every now and then, the eye of interior design seeks inspiration in different styles from the past. In recent months, there has been a 1970s revival, and alongside that there was the quiet luxury trend and its soft, subdued details. In reaction to this however, some stylish designers have been harking back to the grandeur of early modern France to revive the Rococo style it inspired which is anything but quiet! Polish your buckles and powder your wigs, it’s time to explore the Rococo revival.


What is Rococo style?

Rococo style – is an 18th-century artistic and decorative movement that originated in France and is personified by its lightness, elegance, and ornamentation. It developed as a reaction against the strict symmetry of Baroque art, embracing a more whimsical, asymmetrical, and decorative approach.

This disregard for overly strict rules gave way to charming spaces full of life, character and gold gilded luxury. As a result, expect intricately detailed fabrics alongside pops of gold, marble and soft, flowing shapes. While as graceful, breathtaking and inspiring today as ever before, an exact replication of a Rococo space may feel a little overwhelming. Luckily, today’s Rococo revival is a little more approachable – read on to learn more.


2. Finding the right texture

The textures you choose are also important. As we’ve said, rich, gilded luxury is the beating heart of today’s trend so lux fabrics are necessary.

Velvet curtains, rich wool Roman blinds and the occasional use of dark wooden shades will reinforce the feeling of quality you need. Some of the best fabrics for adding timeless luxurious texture to a room include boucle and brocade but don’t forget silk accessories to provide an equally opulent alternative.

3. Chic and soothing shapes

Rococo requires plenty of frills and ruffles to enhance the whimsical element, but while details on sofas and cushions are great places to start, curvaceous chairs and ornate coffee tables are also perfect. 

Another way to add movement and more irregular curved shapes is by adding floor length curtains. When made using a floral or brocade fabric, a made to measure curtain will add a distinct classical style to a space alongside a variety of function benefits including blackout and thermal depending on your free lining upgrade.

The Rococo revival 

2025’s Rococo revival captures much of the majesty associated with the original but adds enough modern elements to make it a fashionable choice for the modern age. At the core of this trend is light and intricacy combined with plenty of whimsy and gaiety. These are three ways to enjoy the magic of the Rococo revival in your own home.

1. The colours of the Rococo revival

At the core of the Rococo revival are a variety of pastel colours including soft baby pinks, refreshing mint green and bright, energetic blues. Pastel shades of yellow and pale orange are also perfectly suitable. To ensure you find the perfect colours for your home, order up to eight free samples from the website!

To support your perfect pastel shades, look at brilliant white tones, but also metallic colours. Golds and silvers are great ways to embrace the luxurious element of Rococo style. Gold coloured curtain poles, silver lamp shade inners and white or ivory brocade cushions will all beautifully synergise with the pastel tones in your Rococo room.


The Rococo style is back and better than ever. Whether you live in a small flat or a country palace, this timelessly elegant style will enrich any space, transforming it into an oasis of whimsical charm and sophistication. You can find more inspiration on our Rococo Revival Pinterest board


Shop our favourite products for the Rococo revival!


Share this post


Interior Goods Direct trading as Blinds Direct suppliers of high quality home and commercial interior products. Interior Goods Direct Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
Place of registration: UK, Registration number: 04966706, VAT Registration Number 817 3168 28, Registered office: Building 2, Colne Bridge Road, Colne Bridge, Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, HD5 0RH