Directoire Style
A transitional style between Louis XVI and Empire style, the Directoire Style takes its name from the Directory period of the French Revolution. Heavily Neoclassical, it draws inspiration from the aesthetics of the Roman Republic. That democratic, populist approach resulted in a less lavish and elaborate period than the subsequent or previous styles. Directoire furniture combines well with contemporary pieces, thanks to its more subdued elegance.
Antique Furniture and Decor
Antique Furniture and Decor
Dining room tables
Antique Furniture and Decor
Small Chest of Drawers Chiffonnière of Property in Walnut, Directoire Period – Early 19th Century
Antique Furniture and Decor
Antique Furniture and Decor
Antique Architect’s Desk, France Directoire Period 1780-1800
Antique Furniture and Decor
Antique Furniture and Decor
Accent chairs
Antique Furniture and Decor
Accent chairs
Antique Furniture and Decor
Console Tables
Antique Furniture and Decor
Accent chairs
Accent chairs
Antique Furniture and Decor
Antique Furniture and Decor
Antique Furniture and Decor