Poplar
IncludedFine, pale grain
A soft, even-grained wood, ideal for fine carving and pieces meant to be painted or gilded. Light and stable, it is the workshop's reference species.

Bespoke
A coffer or ceiling decoration, designed as part of a complete architectural project.
Bespoke piece: the workshop replies within 48 working hours.
For a large-quantity order, get in touch with the workshop.
Read: wooden ceiling rose
Bespoke
Our bespoke service is dedicated to complex projects that call for particular attention: on-site surveys, preparatory drawings, technical adaptations or specific feasibility studies. To bring your projects to life as quickly as possible, our website handles these requests through a detailed form, so that the workshop can send you a personalised reply and an initial assessment within 48 working hours.
Bespoke work covers site surveys, large schemes and like-for-like reproductions of historic motifs. Everything begins with a conversation and a feasibility study, with no obligation.
Measurements, photos and, if needed, a site visit to record what exists and understand the technical constraints.
A costed proposal with a drawing or a sample before work starts: nothing is carved without your agreement.
Production followed piece by piece, regular milestones, then delivery with plans and guidance for your joiner or installer.
Fine, pale grain
A soft, even-grained wood, ideal for fine carving and pieces meant to be painted or gilded. Light and stable, it is the workshop's reference species.
Lively, blond veining
A pale, elastic wood with a dynamic grain. Its strength makes it a good compromise for long profiles and load-bearing pieces.
Bold, golden figure
The quintessential noble French wood. Hard, durable, with its recognisable figure, it lends prestige and patina to reception-room panelling.
Dense, coarse grain
Very dense and naturally rot-proof. Reserved for exposed pieces or projects demanding exceptional longevity.
Pale to dark brown
The most prestigious of our woods: from pale to dark brown, grain most often straight, silky patina. Reserved for exceptional pieces and varnished or waxed finishes.
Wood is a living material: it patinates and moves slightly with the room's humidity. Avoid direct, prolonged exposure to sunlight and dry heat sources.
A wipe with a soft, dry cloth is enough. For waxed finishes, a maintenance wax once or twice a year revives the shine. Avoid abrasive or silicone-based products.
The workshop's commitments
A question about this piece, a particular species, a deadline? The workshop replies within 48 working hours.