Wooden corbeille armchair, upholstered by pierre frey, louis xvi style, circa 1820 – france an exquisite corbeille armchair made around 1820 in france, in the louis xvi style, crafted from carved and gilded wood. Its sinuous backrest follows the corbeille design and is finished with an exceptionally high-quality floral crest. A piece of great aesthetic appeal, suitable for any space and setting, even as a striking contrast in contemporary decor. The corbeille sofa is a type of sofa with an oval base, whose backrest curves gently forward and downward to form the arms. This style originated in france during the 18th century and remains an icon of elegance. the seat, backrest, and armrests have been recently reupholstered in an original combination of two fabrics from the prestigious and renowned brand pierre frey, a maison founded in 1935 in paris by the eponymous designer. Maison pierre frey now offers wallpapers and wall coverings, rugs, decorative items, and furniture, in addition to fabrics for interior design. The sides of the backrest are finished in a muted yellow faux-plain, while the centerpiece is an exquisite off-white fabric with floral embroidery. The colorful upholstery adds a modern yet elegant touch that balances the classic feel of the frame. style: louis xvi material: wood upholstery: pierre frey period: early 19th century country of origin: france good condition considering its age and use overall dimensions: 102 x 71 x 59 cm seat height: 54 cm