With its decorative and sensual qualities, the Rococo style was particularly suited to the extravagant and often frivolous life of

the French Court and aristocracy.

Explanation:

Rococo style was a style of architecture that involves an ornamented and theatrical style. It is a form of interior design with decorative paintings, sculptures, etc. This form of architecture styling was originated in the early 18th century in Paris, later adopted in many other countries including France.

After the adoption of Rocco style in France, it became a lifestyle of the aristocracy and the French courts. After King Louis XIV died, the interior designing of the French Courts adopted this style of architect that is defined by asymmetrical and graceful curves, decorative paintings of daily life and courtly love, etc.

So, the correct answer is the French Courts and aristocracy.