Tapestry - Provencal

Step aside, wallpaper, this is how the French did statement walls. This Provencal tapestry from the early 20th century shows dense woodland with a marble gazebo tucked between trees, a brook winding through, and just the faintest glimpse of a château on the horizon. Heavy and lined with metal loops, it was designed to hang in salons and manor houses, turning bare stone into a scene straight out of a daydream. Historically, tapestries like this weren’t just decoration but insulation, woven to keep out the chill while showing off taste and wealth. This one carries that same sense of grandeur, ready to take over a dining room, library, or anywhere you’d like to trade drywall for a little French fantasy.