Introduction to Frenchy Furniture

Furniture by Frenchy Furniture. They must be credited if you use this image.

Writing desks were a fashionable item of furniture in the Louis XV period. This is an example of one that Frenchy Furniture supplied to Cliveden House.

Inside Cliveden House. Interior design by London & Regional

Hand painted chest of drawers in royal blue, made to order. Hand-crafted in France using traditional finishing methods such as hand buffing with natural beeswax.

The royal blue colour is significant; it was the colour of the French monarchy (royal blue in its true sense) pre 1789.

This desk is a hand-crafted copy of an original. Traditional finishing methods like hand buffing with natural beeswax have been used to make the furniture.

Louis XVI-style chair, hand-made in France.

Available in a choice of patina, finish and fabric.

YUME is a large and generous seat with clean lines made in solid beech. The seat of the chair and the back are a single piece, which can either be upholstered or made in natural cane

Easy chair in beech and faux sheepskin. Inspired by Japanese design, hand-made in France. Available in a choice of fabrics.

This limited edition collection is made-to-order at Pouenat.

Rodolphe Parente has chosen an aesthetic marked with pure geometrical shapes and strong materiality. He has reinterpreted age-old technics such as etching on steel and brass, combined with lacquers and patinas. Contemporary technologies such as mechanical carving have enabled him to draw high precision lines on brass.

ASTON chair

The Kalin is the ultimate in comfort - a result of its memory foam seat and sweeping curves.