Our works are created with concepts that we develop internally or based on the wishes of our clients. Whether for a reconstruction, a stylish piece of furniture, or a completely new creation, our furniture in local or precious wood is suited for both modern and historic homes.
In our workshops, we make what has historically separated cabinetmaking and carpentry. Cabinetmaking appeared in the Renaissance, when carpenters began to veneer precious woods to create “cabinets of curiosity”, also called ebony cabinets because they were often made of this wood, brought from the colonies. Today we use these ancestral techniques to reproduce or create decorative furniture dressed in thin wood plating (marquetry or mosaic). We also manufacture furniture made of solid wood, thus presenting very different characters from each other, from the simplest to the most refined; they are decorated or carved in solid wood.
For these two types of furniture, we uphold the same standards for refinement and precision.