Imperial Furniture Collection
At first glance, the Imperial furniture collection evokes an elegant style, but it also has characteristics of neoclassical construction throughout, making it one of the tapestries that combine several styles. This outstanding work can be viewed as fragments of a cohesive whole that, when combined, form a magnificent, bright, and hopeful entity.
MATERIALS
- High Quality Rash Wood
- Turkish Fabric
The most distinctive feature that lends this piece an impression of classic elegance is the arrangement of flowers that adorn the three-seater sofa, individual sofas, legs, and dining chairs. Surprisingly, it resembles a shell from a distance, as if its construction had been carved in an imperial womb. Its shape alters as we approach, revealing the blooms within—beautifully patterned, delicate Greek flowers with exceptional charm.
The profound affection of a monarch gives rise to the imperial outline. The mistress of Louis XV, with a rather plump physique and ornamented with lovely protrusions, had snatched the king’s slumber. One of the fruits of this French love is a style of furniture by the same name, and Imperial’s relatively raised and shell-like structure draws inspiration from this fact as well. The arcs in all of the jigsaw pieces and the gorgeous sides that wrap Queen’s single-seaters are icons of this type. Despite such components highlighting the magnificence and grandeur of the classical aesthetic, this collection is never rough and cold, thanks to the distinctive pattern of the furniture handles.
Nonetheless, the brightness of the fabric and the golden sheen of the beech wood contrast with the darkness of the tables in the design of this magnificent ensemble, providing balance to this stimulating ambiance. Manzio uses beech wood, which is as dazzling and flexible as a diamond and as hard as the Himalayan rocks, to create these enchanted carvings.
