When,
towards the end of his reign, Louis XIV encouraged the spread of new ideas, the
nobility and the bourgeoisie built private town-houses in Paris. Protocol was
more flexible and lines became more harmonious
Besides
stools, folding chairs, straight chairs and armchairs, the chaise longue or �
duchesse � and the couch made their appearance. Seats were upholstered, chairs
were straw-bottomed.
this book to describe the history of french furniture in the
eighteen century hope this book will help a lot of readers to increase their
comprehensive knowledge of furniture history.
The antique chairs' collection on which illustrate the most
glorious moments in the history of French seating and the skill of the joiner
and cabinet-maker, together with that of the tapestry-maker and the art of
upholstery trimming. All of the antique models reproduced by the expert artisans
of the Massant studios have been selected for the purity of their lines and
decoration, their character and their originality. Read More
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When,
towards the end of his reign, Louis XIV encouraged the spread of new ideas, the
nobility and the bourgeoisie built private town-houses in Paris. Protocol was
more flexible and lines became more harmonious
