If you are looking for a certain "je ne sais quoi" to add your family then look no further than the delightful trendy and chic French. Everywhere you looked mirrors, beds, cabinets and furniture in the Rococo and Baroque style, and, of course, the archetypal "chaise longue". The chaise longue, or "deck chair" is one of the most elegant, practical and French furniture you could buy, but its history goes far beyond simplyFrance.
The French chaise longue classic adapted from the ancient Egyptians bed days and has made it very popular during the Rococo period. Thanks to its unique shape and structure, it works equally well as a sofa bed, or even in case of unexpected guests, a spare and elegant sofa.
Chaise Lounge
Classic styles have a sofa has a back and usually at one end of an armrest on the right or left so that the hostess could rest theirArm, while her elegant dress gathered around her. modern styles have tried to counter this trend, often with one or two arms No, they are often fluid and smooth organic form, or may even footrest.
At the beginning of this article, the chaise was called as a practical - is truly a multifunctional piece of furniture you can find French. It makes a valuable and impressive to your living room or lounge where you canUse to spend the day reading or watching TV, it is also offers a home and a winter garden or on the terrace is a bed of luxury for the blue skies and sunny days.
During the period of Rococo the sofa as we know it today began to appear. His highly ornate and grandiose than the traditional wood and rattan (a type of palm), were constructed, the amount of furniture in rococo style, a status symbol. Furniture design, in general, took asofter approach, with materials such as stainless steel tubes and leather used in the classic style of this wonderful piece of French furniture to enliven new.
If you are only one of its French furniture, make a chaise longue. Which design you choose period baroque, rococo and modern, will be a wonderful addition to any home.
La Chaise Longue - A classic French furniture
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