Dining Room

Sourced from Avignon, France, this 1930s monastery table is a remarkably unique find. While most pieces of this lineage lean toward the rustic and heavy, this particular table possesses an elegance and shapely silhouette that is rarely seen in monastic furniture. The piece is...

Sourced from a historic sewing factory in Béziers, France, this set of four iron chairs represents the peak of 1920s industrial utility. Designed for the focused, rhythmic environment of a pre-war textile workshop, they prioritize structural endurance and a streamlined, no-nonsense silhouette. Each chair...

Sourced from a traditional farmhouse in the South of France, this 1860 bench is a rugged example of provincial utility. It is masterfully constructed from solid French oak using authentic mortise and tenon joinery, a testament to the enduring craft of the mid-19th century....

Sourced from the Avignon region near Provence, France, this mid-1800s mirror is a remarkable example of early Art Nouveau influence. Its most striking feature is the unusual, deep-set frame proportion, which creates a dramatic, recessed architectural effect that is rarely seen in pieces from...

Inspired by the classic French veranda lounge chair, this Carol Hicks Bolton original reimagines a storied silhouette for the dining room. While maintaining the signature ergonomic curves of the French originals, Carol opted for a refined iron construction to create a piece that is...

Sourced from the Provençal town of Montpellier near the Mediterranean Sea, this 1800s French oak dining table is a masterclass in weathered beauty. The Montpellier French Oak Dining Table possesses a deep, honest texture achieved only through 200 years of daily use. The solid...

Sourced from the historic Loire Valley, this beautiful French table is an exercise in classic elegance and sophisticated charm. Crafted from solid timber, the piece features a warm, time-softened patina that only comes from generations of preservation. Its clean lines allow it to shift...