Boiserie Panels

19th Century French grey painted decorative boiserie panel, with moulding detail. An easy-to-place size, this boiserie panel adds architectural oomph to any room, particularly effec...

A wonderful pine corner cabinet crafted from antique French boiserie panels. Ample shelving to the interior. Was a pair.

Signed Maison Jansen boiserie panel with oval medallion decoration.

French (18th Century) oak Boiserie Panel with a large vertical andd smaller lower horizontial panel with carved trim

A striking mid-19th century French boiserie panel with original pale olive green paint, delicately worn over time to reveal subtle undertones beneath.

A very fine early 20th century Italian “japoneserie” painted and parcel-gilt Boiserie panels with a black painted canvas insert.

An eye-catching mid-19th-century French boiserie panel retains its original pale French blue paint, gently worn to reveal the wood grain and character beneath.

A beautifully timeworn pair of 18th Century French doors accompanied by their original boiserie side panels, removed from a period interior and retaining a wonderfully authentic pati...

A rare and sculptural early 19th-century French boiserie panel, salvaged from a historic chateau in the countryside.

A beautiful mid-19th century, architectural wood wall panel retaining the original worn pale olive green paint. Each of the three panels is decorated with raised beveled trim details...

The Lartington hall carved Boiserie panels by Signor Anton Leone Bulletti.

Early 19th Century French painted timber boiserie wall panel incorporating a full-height working door.

Spectacular pair of Griffin (lion) motif French architectural 23k giltwood Boiserie relief mirrored panels. Each panel is expertly detailed with carved griffins flanking a floral urn...

The unusually tall proportions still reveal its original function as a boiserie panel, preserving an important connection to the great French tradition of integrating painting, archi...

Large painted curved boisere panel. Consisting of rectilinear mouldings and a circular medallion.

Rare and beautiful antique French carved parcel-gilt and painted boiseries panel with oil painting on board, once part of an entire boiseries (French wooden paneled room). The oil pa...

This fabulous hand-carved boiseries or wooden panel was recently purchased from the Chateau St. Maclou in Normandy, France. Rooms of boiseries had design motifs that were kept the sa...

Set of three early 19th Century French painted timber boiserie wall panels, each incorporating a full-height working door.

A French Louis XVI period painted and hand carved wooden boiseries panel from the late 18th century, with monogram, swag and fruit motifs. Born in France during the second half of th...

A pair of unique Gio Ponti wood panels from the furniture of the Hotel Royal in Naples, 1955. Manufactured by Giordano Chiesa by Dassi. cherrywood thick edge with owl's beak these pi...

The boiserie panels measure in width each cm: 94 + 82 + 84 + 73 + 90 + 64 + 98 + 21.

French Boiserie panel containing an arched mirror with vine and ribbon motif etching.

A handsome pair of late 19th Century French carved boiserie mirror panels, originally conceived as part of an architectural interior scheme. 

Newly painted, the finish is consistent with the French neoclassical design. This boiserie panel would be great built into a bedroom with cabinets designed to be behind each set of ...

Likely originating from a larger architectural element—such as the crest of a cabinet, mirror, or boiserie panel—the fragment highlights the refined craftsmanship and balanced compos...

Its elongated form and sculptural relief give the piece a presence reminiscent of interior boiserie panels or furniture appliqués from grand French residences.

This beautiful boiserie panel depicting an allegory of Spring and the Arms of France was hand-painted in France, circa 1840.

Ancient, antique and beautiful paneled boiserie, all in precious solid walnut wood, hand-carved with baroque panels, 18th century period.

Very handsome boiseries wall paneling from a French country chateau. The antique 19th century Directorie period oak paneled wall is made of 1 entry door and a pair of double doors ab...

The designs echo the grandeur of palace interiors from the reign of Louis XIV, particularly in painted ceilings and boiserie panels. On the left, a large vertical composition is fil...

The façade is organised around a central vertical stack of drawers, flanked by broad framed doors, giving the piece the quiet gravitas of a built-in cabinet or boiserie panel. Each ...

Decorate a wall, overdoor, or boiserie panel with this striking pair of antique carved putti figures.

The antique Provincial Louis XV period boiserie en chen paneled wall paneling is from a French country chateau.

Zafira Boiserie Wall Panel in Leather with Horn & Silk Detailing by Arcahorn Dimensions: L 100 x H 100 cm.

A complete boiseries from the French country estate: "Chateau de Quatres Barbes." The antique 19th century French Louis XVI style grand oak paneled salon room or "boiseries" from the...

Also of note are the boiserie panels that line the salon, mostly “French gray” with gilded accents that feel as if you could physically touch them.

Louis XVI Style Painted and Gilt Wood Boiserie Mirror, the top panel with relief of urn and garland.

The mounting on canvas and the extensive pinholes to the outer edge suggest it was hung within a boiserie panel. ‘The Garden of Armida’ title is derived from a location in the 16th...

"This decorative fabric comes in the form of boiserie over a wooden honeycomb panel measuring 135 cm by 200 cm tall.

Originally conceived as part of a decorative interior scheme (likely boiserie or wall décor), these panels offer remarkable versatility.

Originally conceived as an architectural ornament—likely from a piece of furniture, boiserie, or interior woodwork—the panel is now equally striking as a standalone decorative object...

Probably originating from a boiserie or decorative wall panel. Dimensions: 161 x 140 cm.

French Neoclassical interior watercolor, c. 1800, rendered in elegant grisaille wash with crisp one-point perspective. Shows paneled boiserie, pilasters, and a chequerboard marble fl...

Elegant boiserie trumeau panel in the Louis XV style, dating from circa 1880, beautifully carved and decorated with a central bas-relief composition of musical instruments, floral ga...

Ancient old antique double wing door, carved in oak with striped columns, without frame because it was part of a boiserie, with push hinges and paneled back, original from the 19th c...

Antique set of 16 square meters of boiserie or ceiling panels, in white lacquered sheet metal, hand-embossed with typical tiles of the time, each panel measures 60 cm x 180 cm and ha...

The pastel palette—champagne ivory, blush rose, pale celadon, and antique gold—further aligns the rug with aristocratic French interiors, echoing painted boiserie, silk wall panels, ...

It's certainly an idea for wall decoration: inside a boiserie (wooden panels) or with golden frames. in the dining room it would be a triumph of flowers and fruits.

The furniture is composed of three wall panels with the function of boiserie. The panels provide for the attachment of backlit cube-shaped containers, which are hung by means of spec...

The palette—creamy ivories, blush pinks, muted greens, and warm honeyed tones—feels timeless and cultivated, recalling antique wall panels, carved boiserie, and painted ceilings in g...

Probably salvaged from a paneled room boiserie in very good physical condition.

Early armoires such as this one were without feet (plinth style base) and were often seen in paneled boiserie rooms. Our 18th century French walnut and olive wood armoire will instan...

Most likely, the trumeau was part of a boiserie, which would have had paneled walls adorned with similarly colored and themed carvings.

The system consists of a series of panels acting as boiserie (wainscotings). Cubic cabinets can be hung to them using special spacers, fitted with light sources, or glass shelves can...

This elegant and precious screen likely originated as part of a magnificent paneled room with boiserie, later framed and transformed into a folding paravan.