Authentics for a True Shabby Style

Some of our authentics for a true shabby style proposals

Pearl grey lacquered Bergère armchairs

1685 Dynastic Print: A Historic Work of Charm and Prestige

Antique Sideboard from the Umbrian Countryside

Miniature cappuccino chest of drawers

Shabby tub chairs

Barocchetta sideboard

19th century Tuscan bookcase

Farmhouse table with faded patina

Plate rack with lively decorations to display vases, plates, cups and glasses in plain sight

The Cellar Master's Table, from an Ancient Chianti Castle

19th Century Oval Table, Conviviality with Tuscan Roots

Cherry wood sideboard

18th-Century Chest, the Simple Elegance of the Umbrian Countryside

Chest with Handles, Companion of Travelers from a Bygone Era

Marbled Neoclassical Column, Ionic Echoes in Tuscany

Umbrian showcase, rustic simplicity

Early 20th-century Umbrian sideboard

Louis Philippe Étagère, for romantic corners

Historic Cabinet: Mastering the Art of Storage

Louis XVI Table: Neoclassical Sobriety

Wash Basin Tripod / Water Jar Stand

Peasant Armchair – Stories of Simple Life

Larch and Bold Mouldings The Composed Strength of Rustic Art

Coffee Table with a Liberty Touch

Goat-leg table – The charm of rural simplicity

Antique Wardrobe: The Charm of the Tuscan Countryside

Rural warmth in a rustic table

Country cupboard, the charm of simplicity

18th-century fall-front desk – The refined craftsmanship of Savoyard Piedmont

Tuscan armchair, neoclassical lines and aged patina.

British Tambour – From Victorian Office to Modern Living

Florentine stone inlay with optical geometries

18th-century oval landscape painting, oil on canvas

Open bookcase from Umbria, mid-19th century

Early 20th-century Umbrian cupboard

The Price of Honor – Domestic Satire from Enlightenment-Era Florence

Cabinet in faux-grained fir – Central Italy, late 18th century

Chinese Bonsai Stand – Shanghai, Late 19th Century

Ancient sink, the heart of domestic life. Before the hearth, before the table.

Cast iron vases, Tuscan tales of gardens and lemon houses.

Stone Balls for Catapult, 17th Century

Late 19th-Century Folding Iron Tables

18th-century Spanish cupboard, brimming with personality.

Water source where people once came to fill up. Ancient gestures.

Marchigiano Cupboard , Soul of the Countryside

Louis XV walnut side table, Baroque period

Late 18th-century armchair, between Val di Chiana and Lake Trasimeno

Capretta” side tables: simple by nature, rich with charm and history

19th-Century Bridge Bookcase from an Old Umbrian Hardware Store

Tuscan screen painted with plant-based pigments – late 19th century

A large open étagère – for spaces that live and breathe freely

A humble country table, with a light and honest soul

A strong, tireless stone. Once a millstone, now a table.

Long fir table, the rugged charm of a work companion

Pair of Gouaches – Landscapes with Ruins and Figures, Second Half of the 18th Century

Antique sandy-hued door from the Umbrian countryside

18th-Century Nailed Doors – The Rugged Character of the Umbrian-Tuscan Countryside

Armored doors from a 17th-century bastion

Merchant’s door – planks, nails, and ancient blue

Copper-green elm door, among the loggias and towers of 18th-century Italy

Antique 17th-century door in weathered plum

18th-century single-leaf door, the powder blue of the Umbrian countryside

Light sky-blue door from an old Umbrian farmhouse

18th-century folding door