Post by Mathieu Lustrerie

Characteristic of European modern classic interior design, seen here is this iron lace work wrought iron chandelier from the 19th century and Maison Jansen buffets displayed at the gallery. The chandelier consists of 6 branches and is crafted with delicate wrought iron lace work that is characteristic of the ornamental ironwork of the French Quarter New Orleans which was originally Moorish and was first introduced by the Spanish colonists who had adopted the Arab styles of decorative art and architecture since the Arab conquest in 8th century A.D. 📷 Yvan Moreau