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French Affair
Commode in herringbone marquetry of three oak species, with a warm, amber-toned natural stone top and long brass handles.
Three-metre sideboard in herringbone marquetry of three oak species, with a natural stone top and brass legs.
The largest piece of French Affair. Doors and drawers are covered in herringbone marquetry made from three species of oak, the top is a slab of warm natural stone edged in brass, and the body rests on sculpted brass legs joined by black stretchers. It pairs with the collection's monumental 83 × 293 cm mirror.
Made to order. Dimensions can be modified and materials selected.
The French Affair collection in the workshop: herringbone oak marquetry fronts, natural stone tops edged in brass, the bench and night tables on sculpted brass Y-shaped legs, and close-ups of handles and the signed brass plate.
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The Y-shaped legs are Magdalena Tekieli's own design and the signature of the whole collection. Each leg is crafted in solid brass and finished by hand, and a black stretcher holds the pair together like a clasp.

The fronts are covered in herringbone marquetry of three oak species, each stained to Magdalena Tekieli's own design. The pattern is laid piece by piece, so the grain shifts with the light and the angle of view.

The body and drawers are joined with dovetails, the classic cabinetmaker's joint that holds firmly and precisely for years. Inside, every piece carries an engraved brass plate with Magdalena Tekieli's signature.

The tops are natural stone in warm tones, with layered amber veining, so no two are alike. The stone, like the colour of the wood and the handles, can be chosen to suit the interior.


French Affair
Commode in herringbone marquetry of three oak species, with a warm, amber-toned natural stone top and long brass handles.


French Affair
Low media cabinet in marquetry of three oak species, with a pink-veined stone top, oval brass cable passages and signature brass legs.


French Affair
Night table in herringbone marquetry of three oak species, with a stone top and twin brass handles.