The term 'ornate style' is often used to refer to the ROCOCO style, which was a popular artistic movement in Europe during the 18th century. The ROCOCO style was characterized by its intricate and elaborate designs, often featuring pastel colors, asymmetrical shapes, and curved lines. It was heavily influenced by the Baroque period, but was more lighthearted and playful in nature. ROCOCO art and architecture often featured motifs of nature, such as flowers, shells, and birds.