Biedermeier Chairs are exemples of easily integrable antique furniture pieces. Whether matching them with a table or curating a seating arrangement in a lounge or living room, Biedermeier chairs are a great fit. They embody the kind of simplicity that is both decorative and and a great fit for an understated interior.
Continue readingToday’s blog focus, the Biedermeier Table, is perhaps the purest expression of Biedermeier design philosophy, and is an exceptionally popular period for tables. That is not only because of their beautiful wood-forward design, but because of their excellent compatibility with any contemporary space.
Continue readingFloral furniture speaks to the heart. Embracing organic qualities and nature in interior design can open up the emotional capacity of a room and make your home feel purposefully warm and stylish. And it’s a common thread that unites furniture styles throughout history.
Continue readingBaroque design is unmistakable. It’s a deeply decorative design period, filled with ornate details and structural whimsy. As a period intrinsically connected to certain royal households, particularly that of King Louis XIV and Louis XV in France, it’s a truly opulent style and moment in history.
Continue readingBauhaus furniture design is a key style of the 20th century. Architects and designers inspired by the simple power of industrial design methods turned their back on the opulence of Art Deco. As such, Bauhaus furniture easily incorporates into the modern home.
Continue readingIt’s clear that home office decor has become more relevant in the last few years. With more people working from the comfort of home than ever before, it’s essential to find ways to carve out the ideal workspace for oneself.
Continue readingOften misidentified and confused for something else, the antique commode is both widely sought after and widely misunderstood. How can that be? First and foremost, the commode has a variable definition. It is the proper term for the antecedent of the nightstand (in other words, a piece of furniture containing a concealed chamber pot). But it is also the proper name for a decorative chest of drawers.
Continue readingA Biedermeier desk is the kind of antique that can transform your office or living room. For frequent readers of our blog, it should come as no surprise that we at Denzilla are big fans of the Biedermeier period.
Continue readingCustom-made furniture is becoming an ever-growing part of the Denzilla catalogue. Sourced from real artists and artisans working today, around the globe, these pieces range as widely in form and function as they do in origin. But one simple philosophy unites them all: avant-garde design from the highest-quality materials, showcasing true artistry.
Continue readingRecently we have been exploring how artisan objects interact with the social movements of their time. Our exploration of antique sewing tables, and of the groundbreaking impact of the Worpswede Artist Colony, shed light on the critical role reflection furniture can offer from an art historical perspective.
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