French Quarters 18th antique furniture

"Rococo" comes from the French word "rocaille," which means shell work or rock work. In eighteenth century France, King Louis XV's establishment of a less ceremonial court was mirrored in art, fashion, interior design and landscaping with a shift in style that was more intimate, delicate and ornamental. After Louis XV made the duc d'Orléans regent, the entire... [Read more...]

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As a designer residing in New Orleans, Karyl Pierce Paxton gladly embraces the French influenced culture that surrounds her. Taking a tour through Paxton's home, House Beautiful found that her antique French furniture proved to be the focal point of her elegantly and timelessly design home. What we found most enlightening about Paxton's designs is the delicate... [Read more...]

Arc de Triomphe

As Persian poet Saadi Shirazi once said, "A traveler without observation is a bird without wings." Chris and Storm have been able to share their passion for fine antiques with the rest of Arkansas by maintaining a keen eye and an open mind throughout their European travels. On their journeys abroad, the two handpick the finest antiques they can find to bring... [Read more...]

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