The Best Bergere Chair

The Bergere chair will be 300 years old by the end of this decade and it looks more stylish than ever before–especially in Safavieh’s update.  First created in Paris in the 1720s, this classic chair by now is more than a French tradition—it is beloved around the world. The word bergere translates to “shepardess in French, but it was nobility not the commoners who first loved the design. Originally Bergeres were gilded and covered in fine silk damasks in the jacquard weave.  But the styling has morphed over the years to whitewashed finishes and pale woods that complement today’s casual homes.

Bergere Arm Chair

 

 

Safavieh’s version is packed with details that are common to prized antique bergeres: Bergeres always have an upholstered back and an upholstered seat crowned with the famous loose cushion top. Like the finest specimens ours has upholstered arms and a gently curved wooden frame.

 

A favorite for French Country decorating, consumers prefer less formal linen fabrics and pale wood finishes, which is exactly what Safavieh’s bergere delivers at one of the most incredible values on the planet. Ask your sales rep for pricing.

Bergere Arm Chair

 

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0 #1 Elizabeth 2012-02-03 22:01
Beautiful chair!!! I love the linen fabric

Is this available on safavieh home?
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Since Safavieh’s inception in 1914, consumer education has been our core philosophy. Informed customers and our commitment to quality have helped us become the world’s finest weaver of luxury rugs. That commitment has been rewarded with numerous industry accolades and recognition by America’s top designers and architects in a survey by House & Garden as the Designers’ Best 2007 for antique and reproduction rugs.


Safavieh began as a supplier of antique Oriental rugs to leading interior designers. We continue to curate one of the country’s finest collections of antique rugs from the great weaving centers of the world, and to work with notable style leaders in this country. As a result, our archives are limitless.