Cabinet 1695 - 1705

sculpture

interior architecture

unusual home photography

natural stone pattern

wood texture

glamorous interior shot

furniture

interior photography design

wooden interior design

sculpture

interior architecture photography

wooden texture

metal and woodwork

decorative-art

This 17th-century "Cabinet" by André Charles Boulle, a renowned French cabinetmaker, is a striking example of Boulle work. The cabinet showcases intricate marquetry, a technique of inlaying different colored woods, tortoiseshell, and brass. It features a distinctive pattern of floral and geometric designs, often referred to as "Boulle work," showcasing intricate details and the artist's masterful craftsmanship. This specific piece is now on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.