Design by Jerome Abel Seguin, using teak, ebony, kalengo, coconut, black palm-tree and that strange iron tree which roots are in sea water, Seguin builds, assembles and gives shape to sculptures, furniture, pirogues, wooden walls, bas-reliefs, liana barriers and tanks.
» Read more: Furniture Design by Jerome Abel Seguin: Minimalist, Artistic, and Solid
They are expensive but they are also there to make a statement. Living room furniture is the first impression that your guests will get about your home in general and you will naturally want to make it a powerful one. Design by talented designer Chris Lehercke, as a designer and his exquisite skill as a craftsman have firmly established him within the New York designer community.
» Read more: Furniture Design by Chris Lehercke: Comfortable, Simple and Minimalist
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An epoch from furniture timeline exudes similar style of craftsmanship, use of material or theme that identifies a piece to belong to that period. To buy an antique furniture piece, you must have good knowledge of furniture history and styles in different countries and periods. Design by Sebastian Errazuriz called The “Magistral Cabinet”, it’s an interesting concept that combines an artistic approach with actual usefulness.
» Read more: The Magistral Cabinet: New and Unique Storage Concept by Sebastian Errazuriz
The furniture from this era is usually made up of darkest wood unlike light mahogany finish and satinwood that were used previously. The popular materials used for Victorian furniture were dark mahogany with a reddish tinge, rosewood, black walnut and bog oak.
» Read more: The “Sparkling” and the “Troy” Chair Furniture: Minimalist and Uniquely Design by Marcel Wander
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