Art Nouveau Style Bedroom Set: Matching Bed, Armoire, And Nightstands – CFB6767

Art Nouveau Style Bedroom Set: Matching Bed, Armoire, And Nightstands

At ArtFactory.com, we master hand carved this fine Art Nouveau style bedroom set suite from 4-inch thick solid exotic cedar cypress. This, and all of our custom furnishings, are built to investment quality, and world class fine art standards. Each product is signed by accredited artist H.J. Nick, and is built to stand the test of time to become a valuable family heirloom in antiquity. The design is inspired by the 1860's French bed from Chapeau de Gendarme which featured this unique curved headboard shape based on the shape of a Bicorne Hat, which was a military style hat from that era.

Exception: Original grain matched show room sets are for sale as built will not be sold separately.

Art Nouveau style king bed (CFB6768)

Art Nouveau Style Bedroom Set Product Details

Art Nouveau Style King Bed

We offer our custom bedroom furnishings in any finish color that you choose. As shown, the Art Nouveau style bedroom set features a (Black Wash 1-10 With Medium Walnut Lacquer Matte). The bed from is constructed from exotic cedar with light distress. The custom bed has been hand carved to shape from 4-inch thick exotic cedar by our master carvers. Built with hand forged metal structural features for reliable mattress support.

The Art Nouveau style bedroom set is hand finished to perfection using a hand rubbed, multi-step process that blends the stain into the grain of the wood. Like all of our products, it is constructed with hand hewn, mortise and tenon construction. In other words, built to stand the test of time. Mar proof leveling feet are included.

Art Nouveau style armoire (CFB6769)

Art Nouveau Style Armoire

This large armoire is designed to match the bed and features three fixed shelves. The bottom section of the armoire has three roomy drawers with hand forged iron handles on full extension, easy glide tracks. The finish is hand rubbed 10-step process over exotic cedar. All surfaces are fine art finished inside and out including the backs. Mar proof leveling feet are included.

Art Nouveau style nightstands (CFB6770)

Art Nouveau Style Nightstands

This custom nightstand has been designed to complement our hand carved bed and create a matching set. It features three full extension drawers mounted on full extension, easy glide tracks. Each drawer is fitted with custom, hand forged solid iron hardware. The top is a solid, 3/4-inch thick granite slab.

Our hand crafted custom bedroom furniture is available in any size, style, and finish by our American craftsmen, hand made using old world techniques to create a luxury fine art furnishing for your project. We work with builders, dealers, interior designers, and home owners to create custom beds, armoires, dressers, and end tables for your residential or commercial project. Call ArtFactory.com for pricing on this Art Nouveau style bedroom set, or any of our other fine art quality bedroom furnishings at 1-800-292-0008.

Art Nouveau Style Bedroom Set Historical Design Inspiration

The Maison de l'Art Nouveau gallery of Siegfried Bing (1895)

Art Nouveau is an international style of art, architecture and applied art, especially the decorative arts, that was most popular between 1890 and 1910. A reaction to the academic art of the 19th century, it was inspired by natural forms and structures, particularly the curved lines of plants and flowers. English uses the French name Art Nouveau (new art).

Art Nouveau is a total art style: It embraces a wide range of fine and decorative arts, including architecture, painting, graphic art, interior design, jewelry, furniture, textiles, ceramics, glass art, and metal work.

Art Nouveau was born from the resistance of William Morris, founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement, to move away from the cluttered compositions and the 19th-century Gothic revival tendencies in design. Around the same time the use of organic forms and reference to the natural world in Japanese art has a strong effect on the formulation of the Art Nouveau movement and was adopted by artists like James Abbott McNeill Whistler and Emile Gallé. The use of hyperbolas and parabolas in architecture became common in windows, arches, and doors, where decorative moldings gave the appearance of "growing" in a plant formation.

Read More At: Art Nouveau on Wikipedia