Elevation of a salon decorated in Louis XV style 1820 - 1897

This architectural drawing by Jules-Edmond-Charles Lachaise depicts an elevation of a salon decorated in the Louis XV style. The intricate design features a central fireplace, flanked by two sets of doors, with ornate carvings and decorative details. Above each door, there is a painted oval panel featuring cherubs engaged in playful activities, echoing the Rococo era's emphasis on lightheartedness and grace. The artwork is a testament to Lachaise's skill in capturing the aesthetic sensibilities of the past and serves as a valuable historical document for studying interior design of the 19th century.