More is more, especially when the pattern looks like this. Upholstered in a bold, scrolling textile that leans classic but doesn’t play it safe, this 19th century Louis XIII style armchair, found in Béziers, features the signature “os de mouton” or sheep bone frame, with sculpted arms and stretchers that give it that unmistakable, animated form. Originally made for formal interiors, Sylvie now loves it pulled into a bedroom corner catching all your failed outfit options before girls night out.
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