Some things need to be stood in front of.
Photographs flatten scale. They lose the weight of a carved arm, the depth of a glaze, the way a patina changes as you cross the room.
Whether a piece is right for your project is a physical question. It is worth twenty minutes on Beverly Boulevard to answer it properly.
Nothing here arrived by accident.
Charles buys in person, one object at a time.
Antique fairs in France. Auctions in Belgium and Italy. Private sales in the Netherlands. Estate clearances in the English countryside. Specialist markets across Southeast Asia.
Each object earns its place. Nothing is here because it filled a gap, and the floor changes as he finds things.
The edited eye. Looking at thousands of objects and knowing which handful are actually worth something. Not only financially. Emotionally, aesthetically, historically.
The eye behind it.
Charles Feuilherade spent seven years as National Showroom Manager for Dennis and Leen and Formations, styling 14 to-the-trade showrooms across the United States before opening his own on Beverly Boulevard.