Louis XVI gilded shepherdess

Made using traditional craftsmanship on a solid golden beech frame, right down to the finish, upholstered in satin fabric, this armchair Louis XVI shepherdess is ideal for adding refinement to your decor.

An elegant rococo-style satin fabric covers the seat and backrest, which are filled with foam, held in place by elastic straps and flat springs.

Length: 68 cm – Depth: 73 cm – Height: 100 cm. Seat height: 50 cm.

An aesthetic and decorative Louis 16 armchair

Emblematic of the 16th century, Louis XVI style seats are made on a solid wood structure and come in various forms such as the cabriolet or the bergère. Having crossed the centuries with its elegance and timeless style, the Louis XNUMX armchair is one of the most stylish pieces of furniture of all time. Originally created by cabinetmaker Georges Jacob in the XNUMXth century, this Louis XVI period armchair is perfectly suited to your decoration to give it a touch of originality, no matter the style of your interior.

During the reign of Louis XVI, King of the French, born Louis Auguste, this furniture was intended for the gilded cabinet of Queen Marie Antoinette, in the Palace of Versailles. Thanks to its charm and elegance, it was subsequently adopted by noble families and high society.

Comfortable Louis XVI armchairs from the period

The armchair Louis XVI shepherdess is made on a solid gilded beech frame, decorated with fine hand-carved by craftsmen with various motifs that echo the style. It is covered with an elegant satin fabric decorated with small flower details. The cover is nailed to the structure with upholstery nails, following the traditional art with a piping finish. The assembly and assembly are also worked in the old-fashioned way with dowels, tenons and mortises.

This sumptuous Louis XVI armchair with fluted legs is ideal for an original, modern and refined decoration.

Gold color fabric: 100% Polyester

Padding:

Seat: polyurethane foam (density 30 kg/m3)

Backrest: polyurethane foam (density 21 kg/m3)

Suspension by elastic straps.