Upholstery is usually overstuffed, tufted and fringed. The Victorian reproductions of today have modified voluminous curves and the ornamental has been simplified. Phyfe's work is in three periods. He uses the pedestal base for tables, and also flared legs. The tables are usually the most outstanding, are considered elegant and formal but do blend well with Georgian styles.
Some pieces have claw feet, the upholstery has a variety of colors.
English Regency is a furniture style that started in England and drew inspiration from classical styles. It has a classic form and the chief woods are satinwood, rosewood and mahogany. Black lacquer and gilt are also used with fruitwoods. Now this period of furniture is reproduced in a sophisticated modernized form. It produces an effect of richness, elegance and formality.