Seating

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....

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...