Gallery of Decors
– Wall paneling –

Féau’s wall paneling schemes embody the French art of living from the 17th to the 20th century. Made by our joiners using traditional techniques (sometimes from antique elements) or created in sculpted plaster, resin, or oak, they “create a dream” by bringing an air of grandeur to our clients’ interiors. Discover some of our creations here.

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From the initial sketch to the decor’s installation, Féau’s teams work closely alongside interior designers, attentive to their vision.

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Féau Boiseries works alongside each interior designer or decorator on their specific project
Showroom Féau boiseries, private museum, Paris, 9 rue Laugier
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Dining-room doors inspired by Bagatelle

Dining-room doors inspired by Bagatelle

Louis XVI-style double door inspired by one in the Château de Bagatelle at Neuilly, designed by Bélanger for the Count of Artois. Custom-made reproduction in resin and oak. Doorframe featuring laurel leaves. Motifs inspired by plants. Latticework effect. All typical of neoclassical architecture.

Dining-room doors inspired by Bagatelle
Neoclassical rotonda and cupola in southern Europe

Neoclassical rotonda and cupola in southern Europe

Custom-made decor to house a collection of items made by goldsmith and bronzeworker Luigi Valadier. Rotunda in oak and resin and cupola in plaster, inspired by boiseries in the Féau Collection. Piers creating perspective effect in pure neoclassical style. Two-tone paintwork: Wedgwood blue and white.

Neoclassical rotonda and cupola in southern Europe
A Marie Antoinette fantasy in Malibu

A Marie Antoinette fantasy in Malibu

Decor copied from Queen Marie Antoinette's bedroom at the Petit Trianon, Versailles. Executed in painted oak with resin ornamentation, in the purest neoclassical style. Paneling and cornices bearing elaborate floral motifs typical of the interiors created for this royal building.

A Marie Antoinette fantasy in Malibu
Carved oak elevator for a legendary villa

Carved oak elevator for a legendary villa

Custom-made elevator in carved oak with neoclassical-style trophy decor for a legendary villa in St Jean Cap Ferrat. Wall paneling, doorframe, ornamental overdoor inspired by the Hôtel Baudard de Saint James (Place Vendôme, Paris). Cornices and ceiling in the spirit of the 18th century.

Carved oak elevator for a legendary villa
Ledoux’s Four Continents scheme, in Paris

Ledoux's Four Continents scheme, in Paris

The quintessence of neoclassical architecture, designed by Ledoux, in this haute décoration project in Paris: lion medallion flanked by fluted columns, door and window frames, cornices. Custom-made scheme in oak and resin, painted white.

Ledoux’s Four Continents scheme, in Paris
Louis XVI decor for a private Parisian salon

Louis XVI decor for a private Parisian salon

Louis XVI-era boiserie scheme by François-Joseph Bélanger, in painted solid oak, two-tone patina used to frame a monumental mirror.

Louis XVI decor for a private Parisian salon
Josef Hoffmann’s Villa Primavesi, Vienna

Josef Hoffmann's Villa Primavesi, Vienna

Exuberant salon decorated with lacquer in the Régence-era chinoiserie spirit, for a private residence listed in the national heritage register, in Vienna. Dressing room with oak and lacquered resin boiseries, inspired by an original scheme in the Féau private collection, from the early 18th century.

Josef Hoffmann’s Villa Primavesi, Vienna
Haute décoration dans un hôtel particulier parisien

Haute décoration dans un hôtel particulier parisien

18th-century, Régence-era study in oak with natural patina, featuring impressive ornamentation of vases of flowers—original period boiserie scheme from the Féau Collection. Overdoors with putti bas-reliefs. Double doors with wire-mesh infill. Collaboration with interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch.

Haute décoration dans un hôtel particulier parisien
Haute décoration dans un hôtel particulier parisien

Haute décoration dans un hôtel particulier parisien

Project in collaboration with the interior designer Pierre Yovanovitch. Salon and double door in Louis XV-style painted oak boiseries, paneling, double door, and overdoor partially composed of period originals from the Féau Boiseries Collection to accommodate an artwork by Takashi Murakami.

Haute décoration dans un hôtel particulier parisien
Private apartment on Place de l’Etoile, Paris

Private apartment on Place de l'Etoile, Paris

Detail of custom-made Régence-style separating panel (parclose), wider than the ones traditionally used. Oak, with elaborate ornamentation featuring arabesques, rinceaux, and shells. Antiqued patina on natural wood.

Private apartment on Place de l’Etoile, Paris