Heritage · Excellence · Transmission
The art of preservingand creating the exceptional.
Fine cabinetmaking, furniture restoration, marquetry and bespoke creation. A family craft in the service of exceptional interiors.
What the House does
Collections & signature pieces
The elegance of detail
Each piece tells a story of balance between tradition and modernity.
Restoration
Respect the past,elevate the present.
Every restoration is a meeting of history, material and gesture. Our task: to keep the soul of the piece while giving back its splendour.
Our commitment
A craft process built on excellence
- 01
Listening & advice
Understanding the need, the history and the constraints of the place.
- 02
Design
Drawings, plans, choice of materials and sign-off.
- 03
Making
Cabinetmaking, marquetry and carving, by hand.
- 04
Finishing
Tones, patina, protection and inspection.
- 05
Delivery & care
Transport, installation and care over time.
The House
A craftthat is handed down.
The workshop has worked period furniture for several generations. These gestures are not learned from a manual: they are watched, repeated, and finally passed on.
- First generation
The first gestures, learning the vocabulary of period furniture.
- Transmission
The workshop grows; marquetry and carving enter the house.
- New generation
Opening up to the restoration of pieces entrusted by private owners.
- AZ today
Heritage and contemporary creation, for exceptional interiors.
Bespoke
Your piece, drawn for your space
The House is not limited to its catalogue. Any piece can be designed to the dimensions, species and finish of the room it will live in — and you see it before it exists.
- 01
The survey
Room dimensions, ceiling heights, doorways, light, and how the piece will actually be used. Nothing is drawn before the space is understood.
- 02
The drawing
Dimensioned plans and a projection into your interior. Proportions, curves and ornament are settled on paper, where changing them costs nothing.
- 03
The model
A scale model is built before the final timber is cut. You approve volumes, joints and finishes on a real object, not on a rendering.
- 04
The making
The workshop commits the material only once the model is approved. Species, veneers, marquetry, bronzes and finish follow exactly what was agreed.
Architects & designers
Built forspecifiers.
A single point of contact per project, workable technical documents and real finish samples. Applications are reviewed within five working days.
Technical sheets
Drawings and setting-out
Textures and materials
Finish samples
Prototypes
Feasibility study
Site follow-up
Installation
Some pieces already exist.Others are still waitingfor their story.
Tell us about yours.
Begin a private commission