Rococo is a style of French interior design and art during the 18th Century. Rococo painters, inspired by the development of decorative arts and society during the period, used delicate pastel shades and curving forms, often instilling their works with undertones of frivolity and coquettishness. Promenading aristocratic couples were often set against pastoral scenes. This style was eventually supplanted by the Neo-Classic revivalist movement.