Beechwood Armchairs

These two Beechwood Armchairs in their original condition, feature beautifully crafted wooden frames and detailed needlepoint tapestry upholstery showcasing a couple in a garden scenery. The intricate carvings on the wooden frame, paired with the golden upholstery and floral motifs, add to the vintage charm of the chairs. The seats and backrests are upholstered with symmetrical patterns, creating a cohesive and visually appealing design.

Beechwood armchairs were a significant advancement in comfort and formality. Chairs during the Louis XV era featured Cabriole legs: The curved, graceful legs added lightness and sophistication. Rounded or square backs and padded armrests for added comfort. Carved frames with natural motifs that brought a sense of harmony and balance. Compared to earlier periods, these chairs were designed for both function and aesthetics, blending utility with artistic refinement. You might also like our: Beechwood open Armchairs

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