Picardy furniture
Picardian furniture consists of functional pieces such as the sideboard, bread table, draining board, armchairs, chairs, and cradle. All of these items are decorated with typical carvings. The traditional sideboard was designed to fit seamlessly into the room.
Vignacourt sideboard
Vignacourt sideboard is a key element of regional furniture decorated with floral patterns.
Furniture for pewter pots
The French word “étimier” comes from the tin pots that were originally stored in this piece of furniture. Its drainer section, with perforated shelves, allowed dishes to be drained. Today, its shallow depth makes it easy to incorporate into modern interiors, even in an entryway or hallway.
"Etimier" with shelves with a solid bottom.
Bread box
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The bread box
The top of this bread box is removable,
and a drawer below allows to retrieve bread crumbs easily.
This is the traditional model of Picardy, carved with a rose.
Bread table
The Picardian bread table is a folding table with a removable top.
This piece of furniture was once used for the bread preparation.
This folding top makes it a practical table for daily life.
Clock
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Picardian clock was always placed in the common room. Now, it takes place in the dining room.
Shelving with pots
"Potière", the french word for shelving with pots, is a mural element used for the suspension of tin pots.
Seage
"Le séage" with 2 doors, 2 drawers, and central open space.
Wardrobe
Picardian wardrobe with one side for the closet, the other part for the shelves.
Picardian dining room
The charm of this double sideboard comes from balanced proportions and carved flowers.
