Some pieces of furniture are not only particular but have real personalities to contend with ! Do you ever look over at a table and wonder if it might just do a little jig or notice an armchair and some how not truly feel alone ? It is a terribly anthropomorphic view, but what follows is a small sampling of some of the characters I have met.

table c.1700 photo LS Jaulmes
table mid 17th century chateau de Chenonceau


side chair by van der Velde 1895
slipper chair by Leleu c.1940
armchair Pipe by Jasper Morrison 2009
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