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For its participation in the Decorex<\/a><\/strong>the must-attend event for decorating professionals, Moissonnier offers an immersive experience in which historic furniture takes on a dreamlike dimension. An invitation to rediscover the art of living, between timeless elegance and quirky fantasy. <\/p>\n\n

A journey between dreams and heritage<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

For this 2025 edition, Moissonnier transforms its stand into a showcase of surprises<\/strong>, where each piece tells a story. Here, a footstool lets out musical notes<\/strong>, and there, a shepherdess transforms itself into a swing<\/strong>… The historic furniture, usually sober, comes to life under the gaze of visitors, blurring the boundaries between reality and poetry. <\/p>\n\n

This year, the company celebrates 140 years of creativity<\/strong> by daring unexpected combinations, where artisanal know-how meets a resolutely contemporary aesthetic. A reminder that excellence does not exclude fantasy. <\/p>\n\n

Figue cendr\u00e9e: a new shade to enhance the beauty of wood<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

In the spotlight on the Moissonnier stand: Figue Cendr\u00e9e<\/strong>, an original shade that joins the company’s color chart. This subtle parma, enhanced by hints of gray<\/strong>, lends elegant depth to furniture pieces. Presented on a Fontenoy bookcase (ref. 687 BIS)<\/strong>, this shade creates a striking contrast with the pickled oak<\/strong> interior panels, revealing all the richness of the materials. <\/p>\n\n

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Anglo-Saxon spirit in the spotlight<\/strong><\/p>\n\n

Numerous references to Anglo-Saxon spirit and style dot the scenography. Inspired by the hushed ambience of English clubs, a waxed wooden secretary makes a grand entrance, accompanied by tartan or houndstooth motifs, fabrics by Ben Pentreath for Johnstons of Elgin<\/a>. <\/p>\n\n

The Moissonnier scenography pays subtle homage to British elegance<\/strong>, with nods to the hushed world of London clubs. Highlights include : <\/p>\n\n