Palais de Versailles Baby Gold Chair (Not Quite Perfect)

We have one of our lovely Palais de Versailles Baby Gold Chair's in our outlet, as unfortunately, the silk on the seat has ripped . We think that this would make a wonderful upholstery project, please see the images for visual information. This beautiful French chair is structurally sound and is ready to be delivered to your home in the next 2/3 weeks. This not quite perfect chair is sold as seen and therefore is non-returnable and non-refundable

This petite bedroom chair is one of our favourites! Hand carved from mahogany, finished in antiquated gilt and upholstered in a beige-grey raw slub silk, with French cabriole legs.

Coordinate this French accent chair with all our Versailles gold French furniture or use it as a stand out piece with our white bedroom furniture.

Silk is a gorgeous but delicate material made from 100% natural fibres. Used as an upholstery fabric, silk emulates the quintessentially French Louis designs, but can be broken down and weakened if not treated with care. In some cases silk upholstery won't be suitable for everyday use in modern life, for example close encounters with children or pets. Ideally silk should avoid too much human handling to ensure the delicate fibres are kept free from oils and chemicals that may cause them to deteriorate.

Silk is strong and will last many years if treated properly. Its main enemy is sunlight as the rays break down the natural fibres, so we advise you keep pieces of French furniture upholstered in silk away from direct sunlight to ensure you years of enjoyment.

Matching furniture available in The Versailles Collection of Gold French Furniture.

Please contact us if you would like to receive a sample of the fabric or wood finish of this piece.

This stunning gold French chair can be seen in HELLO! Magazine (Nov 20), Wiltshire Living, PocketFullOfRye.co.uk, The Resident, Period Homes & Interiors, Period Ideas, Amuse Magazine, on ITV's This Morning, and in Woman & Home, Country Homes, the Mail on Sunday and Eve magazine.