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1750s

Chippendale

Carved details, expressive chair backs and shaped legs give Chippendale-style furniture its character. Discover how to pair these pieces with simpler contemporary forms and personal collections.

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A style with varied expressions

The name refers to Thomas Chippendale and his influential furniture designs. Chippendale-style pieces also include later interpretations with carving, pierced backs or shaped legs. The style name alone establishes neither the age nor the maker of an individual piece.

Give carving a quieter neighbour

A decorative sideboard can stand out beside a plain wall and simple lamp. Echo its timber tone in a frame or introduce a clear contrasting colour. Both modern and traditional companions can work when their proportions relate to one another.

Use individual pieces in everyday rooms

A chair can complete a writing corner, while a cabinet can hold tableware or work materials. With older furniture, check condition, internal dimensions and functioning fittings. Allow enough space to open drawers and doors fully.