Guide to French Bedroom Furniture

Home, as the saying goes, is where the heart is. It is also a place where many people invest for months - or even years - turning it from a 'brick and mortar' house into a comfortable and private residence.

Thus, home is a sanctuary for many people, a refuge from the vast outside world, a place to relax, relax, and spend quality time with their loved ones. For this reason, many people are very careful in choosing the right furniture, decoration, equipment and layout - home is a reflection of one's personal tastes and preferences and for many people, it all starts in the bedroom.

The bedroom offers even more personal space in the wider house, so that in a shared Distressed convex mirror residence, people can disappear into their own room for some time to themselves. This is why many people are very careful about making their bedroom the star attraction of their homes. So where to start?

Now, for that special class touch, you can do far worse than bringing a little French elegance to your room. Taking the main stage, the iconic French dressing table can take anything to the next level of luxury, with antique hand carved dressing tables with mirrors and French benches that bring functionality and class to each room.

Naturally, every bedroom needs a bed. To complement a beautiful French dressing table, what better way to put your head to rest than with an antique black French bed, with fine wood carvings and antique finishes?

For the most luxurious French bedrooms, you can use a French bedside table, chest of drawers, wardrobe, cheval mirror and console table. The icing on the cake might just be a box of blankets, screens and French mannequins. Now, mannequins might look like a step too far for those who are more inclined to functionality, but anyone looking for a classic French feel - like something straight out of Luis Buñuel's classic series vintage convex mirror 'Belle de jour' - might just want to go an extra step to complete the look.

French bedroom furniture can take many forms, so whether you are a modernist with a tendency for all things contemporary, or have one leg firmly in the 1920s, you will be able to find a style that suits your taste.