French Country Furniture


We all know that Paris is the city of love, and we know about the rich heritage and culture reflected in French society.  What is more exciting is the variety and warmth of French furniture.
French furniture can be found throughout history, but it wasn’t until the Renaissance period in the later part of the 16th century that the prominence of French history took root.
Much artistry was used in French furniture design, and because of the rise of the middle class, wonderful French furniture found its way into the relaxed countrysides of France that reflected the intricate detail of artistic designs often found in the upscale homes in the hearts of French cities.

When most people think of French furniture it conjures up images of Louis XIV and opulence with overindulgence.  French furniture developed further in this period known as the “Regence” style of furniture.

The warmth and beauty of French furniture became more elegant and more feminine, including “secret” drawers or compartments.

After the French revolution, the French furniture designs became more simple and functional.  The French Country Furniture became a way of life rather than representative of any period of time in French history.

Country French furniture was not only practicable but an important feature in affordable home decor.  Much of today’s contemporary home decor can find its roots in classic country French furniture.
French country designs still bring that elegant home decor while giving us the convenience of today’s home decor catalog shopping.

Unlike Italian home decor, french country furniture represents a way of living as seen in country homes in Bordeaux and Provence.

Country French designs included simple but graceful pieces, featuring comfort with welcoming warmth.

Elegant yet comfortable, the warmth and beauty of country French furniture is why it has endured to this day.

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