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THIS EXQUISITE ARGENTIER IS FROM OUR
LL MASTER COLLECTION
THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE ALSO AVAILABLE FROM OUR LL MASTER COLLECTION:
- HALL TABLE OR
- CONSOLE
- BUREAU
- DINING TABLE
- BEDSIDE TABLE
- BUFFET
- GLASS PANELS
ONLY
- JEWELLERY & WATCHES
Please contact us if you have any special requirements for unique furniture pieces. Our design team is passionate about the creation of beautiful, unique pieces.
Argentier
All of our exquisite furniture creations are manufactured in France and Europe. Please contact us for further details, should you require specific information.
Please visit our online catalogue to view more of the beautiful furniture collections that are all manufactured in France
 Argentier — GlassMoulded Glass & Hammered Metal — Tribute to René Lalique. Moulded glass and a honeycomb-pattern hammered metal frame. Glass moulding shapes softened glass within a mould; industrial pressing expanded its decorative use in the 19th century. René Lalique began as an Art Nouveau jeweller before becoming a master glassmaker, notably through his collaboration with François Coty from 1907. This panel pays tribute to his artistic spirit. © 2026 Boris Joffo Design. All rights reserved. Reproduction or use without permission prohibited. |  Joaillerie & Horlogerie / Jewellery & WatchmakingBoris Joffo — One-of-a-kind watch prototype. Private collection. A passion for watches, inspired by Cartier’s elegance (Paris, 1847) and Harry Winston’s jewellery artistry (New York, 1932). This creation celebrates French jewellery craftsmanship: exacting design, mastery of metalwork and finely executed finishes. Precision brings an individual vision to life. Création Boris Joffo — Prototype de montre, pièce unique. Collection privée. Savoir-faire français. |  Bague / Art Deco RingFrom drawing to creation — an Art Deco-inspired ring by Boris Joffo, echoing the elegance of the 1930s. The original sketch alongside the ring presented in its Royaume de France case. Du dessin à la réalisation — une bague de création Boris Joffo, inspirée de l’élégance Art déco des années 1930. Le dessin original accompagne la présentation de la bague dans son écrin Royaume de France. |
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 Pietra DuraAn exceptional table inspired by 18th-century Florentine decorative arts. From the preparatory drawing to the stone-inlay composition and the finished piece, this presentation reveals the stages of its creation. |  Pietra Dura — Perspective & Symmetry / Perspective et symétrieThe table in its interior setting, highlighting the symmetry and sculptural lines of its gilded base, with a view of the garden. La table dans son intérieur, mettant en valeur la symétrie et les lignes sculpturales de son piètement doré, avec une vue sur le jardin. |  Art Deco ScreenA creation by Boris Joffo Design paying tribute to Armand-Albert Rateau (1882–1938), the French decorator and furniture designer renowned for his collaboration with Jeanne Lanvin. His work brought together the influence of antiquity and an imaginative decorative vocabulary. |
 Art Deco CommodeArt Deco-inspired commode presented with a panther sculpture, bringing together geometric lines, decorative detailing and the expressive presence of animal sculpture. |  Bronze PatinationThis photograph reveals the artistry of bronze patination. Controlled heat, chemical reactions and successive applications develop rich tonal variations, bringing depth to the surface and revealing the sculpted form. Each stage requires precision and the trained eye of the artisan. |  Bronze SculpturesBronze sculptures and decorative arts: a reclining panther and a rearing horse, presented alongside workshop and craftsmanship photographs. |
 Angels & French IronworkAngel sculpture in front of French artistic ironwork, set within Cape Dutch-style architecture. The curved pediment and columns form the architectural backdrop; the decorative ironwork is French. |  Gold-Leaf Bronze HingesDetail of bronze hinges gilded with gold leaf, made for the screen paying homage to Armand-Albert Rateau. The sculptural floral motifs turn a functional fitting into a decorative feature. |
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