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Recycled teak: a sustainable, authentic and stable wood for unique furniture
The recycled teak comes from old Javanese frameworks, houses, and boats. Reworked by artisans in Indonesia, it gives rise to recycled teak furniture that is sturdy, durable, and full of character. Discover its advantages, the origin of the wood, an explanation of the famous "wood patches" (inlays), as well as our advice on teak care.
Learn moreRecycled wood: ethical and chic!
Gone are the days when design and ecology followed paths that were sometimes irreconcilable. For several decades, designers have been aware of global challenges and have been creating furniture that makes extensive use of natural materials and recycled wood.
Learn moreCaning is wreaking havoc!
If you are passionate about authentic furniture that combines contemporary design with ancestral craftsmanship, you will have noticed the extent of the phenomenon: caning has made a strong comeback and now comes in every style and form. Much to the delight of aesthetes who love high-end design…
Learn moreA handcrafted piece of furniture for your home? Discover the design artisans!
The major trend is a return to nature, which will not have escaped your notice. Alongside this trend, craftsmanship is being brought back into the spotlight and combined with design, much to the delight of enthusiasts of beautiful furniture and authentic, unique decorative objects. The essentials Artisanal furniture refers to pieces of furniture and objects made by hand, with a design that makes each example unique. It comes in woven rattan, carved or solid wood, woven rugs, braided baskets, steel and fabric. It meets a need for authenticity and exclusivity, using natural materials crafted with incomparable expertise. Artisans and designers work together, combining traditional expertise, technological advances, an eco-responsible approach and short supply chains. Made in France is appealing for its local, high-quality and durable nature; otherwise, pieces made in Europe are a suitable alternative. Why is artisanal furniture so appealing in interior design? Artisanal furniture is appealing because it makes the work of the human hand visible. High-end craftsmanship is generating genuine enthusiasm in the world of interior design, driven by a need for authenticity and exclusivity: each handmade piece of furniture becomes a singular creation rather than a standardized product. If you are one of Maison Pavane’s loyal customers, always on the lookout for the latest irresistible novelty, you will not have missed the phenomenon: high-end craftsmanship and furniture where the work of the human hand can be seen and felt are generating genuine enthusiasm in the world of interior design. The new additions to our furniture collections are testament to this, whether they are solid wood TV units with plenty of storage, our artisanal collections showcasing the work of rattan, surprising coffee tables, sideboards in solid wood, chests of drawers and bookcases with exquisitely beautiful designs, or expertly woven rugs. Whatever the type of furniture, craftsmanship has definitely taken center stage, undoubtedly linked to the need for authenticity and exclusivity, which celebrates natural materials crafted with incomparable expertise. What materials are used for artisanal furniture? From steel to wood and fabric Artisanal furniture comes in woven rattan, carved wood or solid wood, woven rugs, braided baskets and combinations of exotic woods in rich, luminous shades. Steel and fabric complete the palette. These natural materials are worked by hand, presenting each piece of furniture as a precious creation. Woven rattan, carved wood or solid wood, woven rugs, braided baskets, combinations of exotic woods in rich, luminous shades: furniture is enhanced and displayed like a collection of precious pieces. Reclaimed wood completes this palette: our guide explains how previously used wood becomes a unique piece of furniture. Made by hand, our carefully and discerningly selected decorative objects brilliantly meet the expectations of design enthusiasts and those seeking an interior that is always on trend. Their artisanal design makes each example unique, satisfying a deep desire whose scope Maison Pavane has perfectly understood. A touch of boldness, style and refinement: our invitations to embark on a distant, inspired journey are met with success that grows every day. So much so that we are moving well beyond what could be a passing trend, witnessing a deeply rooted desire: to bring together beauty and uniqueness, design and the human touch. How do artisans and designers work together on trendy furniture (armchairs, coffee tables, desks, chairs, etc.)? Artisans from around the world and industrial designers work together. Craftsmanship is now as much synonymous with preserving traditional expertise and years of experience as it is with technological advances and an eco-responsible approach. This collaboration makes it possible to offer armchairs, coffee tables, desks and chairs through short supply chains. Craftsmanship is now as much synonymous with preserving traditional expertise and years of experience as it is with technological advances and an eco-responsible approach. It is no coincidence that artisans and designers work together to offer you the very best through short supply chains. Where can you find French and European artisanal furniture? French craftsmanship can sometimes be fairly difficult to source when it comes to furniture. One solution is to turn to neighboring countries and pieces made in Europe. Artisanal coffee tables, solid wood furniture, TV units, bedroom furniture or desks: Made in France is appealing for its local, high-quality and durable nature. More and more people want to consume French artisanal products, both in everyday life and in their furniture choices. Artisanal coffee tables, solid wood furniture, TV units, bedroom furniture, desks... Made in France is appealing for its local, high-quality and durable nature. While French artisanal furniture can sometimes be fairly difficult to source, you can choose to turn to neighboring countries, with pieces made in Europe, as is the case with our latest collections of FAQ: artisanal furniture questions answered What is artisanal furniture? Artisanal furniture is made by hand, allowing you to see and feel the work of the human hand. Its artisanal design makes each example unique, unlike mass-produced furniture. It celebrates natural materials crafted with incomparable expertise. What materials are used in artisanal furniture? Artisanal furniture uses woven rattan, carved wood, solid wood, woven rugs, braided baskets and combinations of exotic woods in rich, luminous shades. Steel and fabric are also used to make handmade furniture and decorative objects. Is artisanal furniture eco-responsible? Today, craftsmanship combines the preservation of traditional expertise with technological advances and an eco-responsible approach. Artisans and designers work together through short supply chains, limiting the number of intermediaries. Made in France is valued for its local, high-quality and durable nature.
Learn moreVelvet décor: a few decorating ideas to enhance your interior
Dare to bring velvet into your home decor! Soft, warm and timeless, velvet finds its way into every room to provide comfort and style.
Learn moreA designer velvet sofa for an extra-cozy interior!
Nothing beats a designer velvet sofa for making you want to snuggle up! A highly precious and warm material, velvet perfectly fulfils all the functions of a sofa: comfortable, stylish and on-trend! Discover some of the 2- or 3-seater sofas, armchairs and velvet chairs in our catalogue and opt for soft, warm décor.
Learn moreWith OSB, designer décor made from wood fiber
Plywood is a thing of the past! The future lies in wood—more precisely, in wood fibre.You haven't heard of it yet? Discover this little ecological revolution for the home in our weekly interior design tip.
Learn moreEco-design: more than a trend, a way of life
When it comes to design, aesthetics and comfort have long taken precedence. But today, the life cycle and environmental impact of our beloved furniture and decorative accessories are beginning to be taken into account. Quickly discover this new underlying trend known as “eco-design”.
Learn moreAppointment number 12: Designer concrete furniture!
Every week, discover a new original and stylish product offered by Maison Pavane …
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