» American Colonial » Art Deco & Retro » Arts and Crafts » Asian » Baroque » Biedermeier » British Colonial » Chippendale » Colonial » Contemporary » Empire » English Country » European » French Provincial » Furniture » Furniture Guide » Industrial Modern » Lodge » Louis XV » Mission Style & Arts... » Neo-Classic » Outdoor Patio & Indoor... » Queen Anne » Regency » Rustic » Scandinavian » Shaker » Southwestern » Traditional » Transitional » Victorian Baroque Highly decorative large-scale furnishings characterize the Baroque style prevalent in the 18th century. Dark woods, mostly walnut, are heavily carved into bobbin, spiral, and scroll patterns on chair legs, arms, and backs. Dark colored fabrics dominate the upholstery with caning used on more provincial styles. In today's market, the baroque style is rarely reproduced due to its vast scale and high production costs.