Also influential were the engravings of the architect Jean-François de Neufforge, the architecture of Charles De Wailly, and the designs of Philippe de La Guêpière. The goût grec was a style of avant-garde circles in upper-class Paris, but was ignored at the court at Versailles, where a more conservative, stiffened Louis XV style and modified "Transitional" style obtained.
The styles of Jean-François de Neufforge's engravings, Charles De Wailly's architecture, and Philippe de La Guêpière's designs also had an influence. The goût grec was a notable style among Paris's high society avant-garde circles, but it was not favored by the royal court at Versailles, which instead adopted a more traditional Louis XV style with elements of "Transitional" design.