Baroque Furniture: Period Pieces and Originals with Splendor
Baroque Furniture is the opposite of understated: curved legs, gold frames, carvings, inlays, velvet, and silk. At Hauptstadt Möblerei, you’ll always find over 100 Baroque-Style Furniture: Baroque Commodes with inlays, Baroque Mirrors with gilded frames, Baroque Armchairs and Sofas with velvet upholstery, Baroque Display Cabinets and Dining Chairs in the Louis XV style. Originals from the 18th and 19th centuries and high-quality 20th-century period pieces, all restored in our Berlin workshop.
Baroque Furniture by Type
- Baroque Commode: Bulging front, walnut and burr wood inlays, brass fittings. See also Commodes.
- Baroque Mirrors: Gilded wooden frame with carvings, as a wall mirror or standing mirror. See Mirrors.
- Baroque Armchairs and Sofas: Curved wooden frames, often gilded, upholstered in velvet, brocade, or silk. See Armchairs and Sofas.
- Baroque Chairs: Louis XV chairs with medallion backs, individually or as a set.
- Baroque Display Cabinets and Cabinets: Statement pieces with curved fronts and carved details. See Display Cabinets.
- Consoles, Tables, Beds: From console tables with marble tops to four-poster beds.
Original Baroque or Period Pieces?
Authentic Baroque Originals date from the 17th and 18th centuries and are rare and expensive. Most furniture sold today as Baroque furniture consists of period pieces: made in the 19th and 20th centuries after Baroque designs, often in excellent quality, for example by Italian workshops. For each piece, we state what we know: period, origin, and materials. If you prefer something simpler, browse Antiques Biedermeier and Gründerzeit. Find high-quality Baroque-style period furniture by the Italian manufacturer Selva under Selva Furniture.
View Baroque Furniture in Berlin
At the showroom in Berlin-Lichtenberg you’ll find more than 100 Baroque pieces across 4,000 m², Mon–Thu and Sat, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., no appointment needed. Photos from every angle, precise measurements, and an honest condition report are available for every piece.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Baroque Furniture
Does Baroque furniture suit a modern home?
As a standalone piece, yes, very well. A Baroque mirror above a simple sideboard or a Baroque armchair in a white room are classic combinations used by interior designers.
What is the difference between Baroque and Rococo?
Rococo is the later, more playful phase of the Baroque: lighter, asymmetrical, with shell and foliage motifs. You’ll find both in this collection.
How do I care for gilded frames?
Dust only with a dry cloth; never use water or cleaners. Gold leaf and bole gilding cannot withstand moisture.
Can a Baroque armchair be reupholstered?
Yes, this is common with period pieces. The description states whether a piece has its original upholstery or has been reupholstered.