Lifestyle

Our parisian showroom is back to basics, with a focus on Moissonnier's emblematic pieces, those that embody its style:  the maximalist spirit so typical of our company. Our new scenography reveals the beauty and excellence of our craftsmen's skills.

Drawing inspiration from garden trellises, stone balustrades and lush greenery, French Gardenis is a tribute to the art of French gardens. To temper its very geometric and rythmic crisscross pattern, the furniture was endowed with generously rounded forms,  ensuring the best possible outdoor experience. Alongside the collection, a choice of garden-inspired pieces also offers a fresh new perspective on Moissonnier's identity.

Bathed in Zen-like light, the place evokes winter gardens with their luxuriant vegetation. In front of a majestic woodwork library is a dining area with a table, Regency chairs and a bench. Opposite, two Louis XVI sofas (ref. 164) arranged on either side of a fireplace waiting to be lit suggest the warmth of a living room. The quintessential Moissonnier spirit is expressed here: a mixture of emblematic pieces and stylish arrangements with unexpected colours and fabric choices.

The dandy aesthetic blows over this warmly elegant interior. The army, curry, and lead tones associated with the grey landscape of the wallpaper contribute largely to this, but are not the only ones. A waxed wooden chest-of-drawers dialogues with the muted tones of a Directoire desk and a daybed. Plain velvet with deep reflections, luxuriant plant motifs, English tweed... the whole Moissonnier style is there, in this balanced mix that contributes to creating a welcoming and distinguished atmosphere.

It is an old house where each generation has left its mark, some traces of its passage. The eras collide, meet each other... A large Napoleon III table rubs shoulders with a L.XIV bench and mismatched chairs... A L.XVI sofa and chest-of-drawers meet a toad chair whose silk reminds us of 18th century lampas... Natural materials are mixed with sophisticated fabrics, the colours unfold all their subtleties... the walls and the furniture tell stories.

With its sober lines and Directoire style, the 556 chiffonier is perfect for the exotic and lush drawings of Le Presse Papier. If Savannah Nuit has an abundant vegetation, where hydrangeas, ferns and wild carrot flowers of surprising realism bloom, Les Singes Bleus reads like a tribute to a fresco more than 3500 years old (-1600 BC) discovered on Santorini Insland, and incredibly modern.

Dressed in this way, each chiffonier displays its own personality, full of the creative audacity of the house. For who better than Moissonnier knows how to give the pieces resulting from the great tradition of French cabinetmaking that singular twist?

Here, wood reigns supreme, sublimely embodied by a waxed walnut Arbalète chest of drawers. Celadon, purple and navy blue tones combine to create a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The wood paneled walls reinforce the "family home" spirit and highlight the manufactory's expertise in stylish furnishings.

Moissonnier pays tribute to French art de vivre with its new designs inspired by “Blue in Heaven”.

The luxury cabinetmaker invites you along on a stylistic journey full of personality, that draws inspiration from French artistic heritage with a fresh interpretation of traditional codes and the idiosyncratic touch that is its hallmark.

 From 14 to 25th of May, the moovie world met up at the Cannes film festival for the 72th edition.

The discreet PATIO CANAL + is an inevitable place during this fortnight.

This 600sqm patio has been imagined by Marie Claire Maison like a warm and chic living space.

Our English armchairs Cary, Joyce pouffe upholstered in House of Hackney, our vitrine Miss Daisy or our Grand canal lamp entertain this mix and match into this happy jungle !

Discover our selection "Scandinavian winter" !

The furniture made by Moissonnier is often reminiscent of the idea of a large family estate. 

A country home, both intimate and majestic, where periods blur together and a sophisticated crowd of guests mingle happily.

This interior tells us of a man of taste. A man aware of details, who knows the importance of comfort. He is a dandy who inverts codes to make them his own.
Anthracite panelling enhances the elegance of the room interspersed with red. The false leopard skin carpet, inspired by Madeleine Castaing, adds a wild element.
Beauty is a friend of well-being in this refined interior.