 Other notable furniture craftsmen included the members of the Cresson family, Louis Cresson (1706–1761), Rene Cresson (1705–49) and Michel Cresson (1709–81), all of whom provided exceptionally crafted chairs, armoires, commodes and other furnishings for royal residences.Their children also became "menuisiers" and "ébénistes" during the reign of Louis XVI.Rocaille decoration was common in the wooden wall panels and other interior decoration between 1730 and 1750.