Maison Dominique attr. Daybed rosewood sycamore velvet 1940s

This daybed is attributed to Maison Dominique, and dates from the late 1940s. This piece perfectly embodies the distinctive style of the duo André Domin and Marcel Genevrière, whose furniture combines architectural lines, carefully balanced geometric forms and refined finishes. Crafted with rosewood and sycamore veneer, the daybed features gently curved, enveloping backrests and armrests that flow seamlessly into one another creating a sculptural silhouette. The contrast between the different wood veneers further enhances its architectural presence, while the seat and bolster cushions reupholstered in papyrus-colored cotton velvet, bring softness and understated elegance to the piece. Balancing the richness of the materials with the fluidity of its curves, this piece exemplifies the refinement of French furniture of the late 1940s. Fully restored in our workshop. Dimensions : Width : 189 cm Depth : 81 cm Height : 76 cm Seating height : 41 cm